CITV March 2006 Schedule

on March 11 2006, CITV offically launched as a channel, The new channel features content for kids of all ages.

The CITV channel's launch was pushed back to 11 March in February 2006. As a result of a "comprehensive" rebranding and problems with "clearing the digital rights to children's programming", it was again pushed back by another four weeks.[72]

Promotions for the channel began on 20 February, including an online countdown clock, running to the channel's launch date. As had become standard for Freeview channel launches, the channel was allocated an EPG number well before transmission started. Initially, a static 'coming soon' graphic was shown, followed by a preview video loop running from late February 2006 until the launch.[73]

The channel launched on 11 March 2006 at 9:25am, with a simulcast of Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown being the first programme to air following a countdown graphic.

“The idents feature everyday scenes from a child's world that are then transformed by CITV to something far more fun and extraordinary; sausage and mash come to life as a Mexican mariachi band, and a tea set becomes a steam train chugging around a tray.”

The logo is a navy blue triangle with a cream colored "C" in the middle, The logo is seen on a red background for older kids shows, and a light blue background for pre-school shows

Weekday Schedule (starting March 13 2006)

6:00 AM - Postman Pat
Join Postman Pat and his black-and-white cat, Jess, as they deliver the mail in the village of Greendale.

6:30 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

7:00 AM - Thomas & Friends
Catch up with Thomas and his friends on the Island of Sodor and see what adventures they have in store!

7:30 AM - Crazy Frog Adventures
Join Crazy Frog as he embarks on wacky and humorous escapades!

8:00 AM - The Koala Brothers
Get to know the Koala Brothers, Frank and Buster, as they help their friends in the Australian outback.

8:30 AM - Toot & Puddle
Follow Toot and Puddle, two adventurous pigs, as they explore the world and learn about friendship.

9:00 AM - 64 Zoo Lane
Join Lucy and her animal friends at the zoo as they share stories and adventures in a fun and engaging way.

9:30 AM - Sooty & Co
Catch up with Sooty, Sweep, and Soo as they get into mischief and have fun with their human friend.

10:00 AM - Winx Club
Follow Bloom and her fairy friends as they explore the universe of Magix and battle against evil forces.

10:30 AM - The Magic Roundabout
Enjoy the whimsical journey through the imagination of the Magic Roundabout with Zebedee and friends.

11:00 AM - My Parents Are Aliens
A funny series about a normal family living with parents from outer space!

11:30 AM - Bear in the Big Blue House
Join Bear and his friends in the Big Blue House as they explore themes of friendship and sharing.

12:00 PM - The Worst Witch
Follow the adventures of Mildred Hubble as she navigates life at a magical school for witches.

12:30 PM - SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

1:00 PM - Horrible Histories
Discover the funny and bizarre tales from history, told in a way that will keep kids entertained.

1:30 PM - Franny's Feet
Join Franny as her magical shoes take her on adventures around the world exploring diverse cultures.

2:00 PM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

2:30 PM - Angelina Ballerina
Join Angelina, the little mouse with big dreams, as she pursues her passion for ballet.

3:00 PM - The Fairly OddParents
Follow the hilarious misadventures of Timmy Turner and his magical fairy godparents.

3:30 PM - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
Join Twilight Sparkle and her friends in Ponyville as they learn the true meaning of friendship.

4:00 PM - 64 Zoo Lane
A repeat of Lucy and her animal friends' adventures.

4:30 PM - Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
The program features ethical tales, with a gist of horror in them. It focuses on notorious children learning a bleak lesson. The series also aims on petrifying children to obey to their parents.

5:00 PM - The Wild Thornberrys
Join Eliza Thornberry and her family as they explore the wild, talking to animals along the way!

5:30 PM - Goosebumps
Delve into spooky and thrilling tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

Weekend Schedule (Starts March 11 2006)

6:00 AM - Postman Pat
Join Postman Pat and his black-and-white cat, Jess, as they deliver the mail in the village of Greendale.

6:30 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

7:00 AM - Thomas & Friends
Catch up with Thomas and his friends on the Island of Sodor and see what adventures they have in store!

7:25 AM - Toonattik
Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson lead teams of boys and girls in a battle of the sexes, playing various games to earn as much points as they can, to avoid being on the recieving end of the Toonattik Pie in the Face.

Featuring:
Winx Club
Follow Bloom and her fairy friends as they explore the universe of Magix and battle against evil forces.

SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
The five robot monkeys must train Chiro and make him capable of becoming a superhero. Their mission is to save Shugazoom City from the Skeleton King, the evil force.

Spider-Man: The Animated Series
Bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker develops spider-like superpowers. He uses these to fight crime in New York City while trying to balance it with the struggles of his personal life.

9:25 AM - Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown
Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern present a mix of cartoons, celebrity guests, live music and phone-in competitions - with surreal characters, crazy games and a load of gunge thrown in for good measure. Cartoons include TMNT, Bratz, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, Oggy and the Cockroaches and more (Saturday only, Sundays have a few hours of Oggy)

12:00 PM - The Worst Witch
Follow the adventures of Mildred Hubble as she navigates life at a magical school for witches.

12:30 PM - SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

1:00 PM - Horrible Histories
Discover the funny and bizarre tales from history, told in a way that will keep kids entertained.

1:30 PM - Franny's Feet
Join Franny as her magical shoes take her on adventures around the world exploring diverse cultures.

2:00 PM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

2:30 PM - Angelina Ballerina
Join Angelina, the little mouse with big dreams, as she pursues her passion for ballet.

3:00 PM - The Fairly OddParents
Follow the hilarious misadventures of Timmy Turner and his magical fairy godparents.

3:30 PM - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
Join Twilight Sparkle and her friends in Ponyville as they learn the true meaning of friendship.

4:00 PM - 64 Zoo Lane
A repeat of Lucy and her animal friends' adventures.

4:30 PM - Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
The program features ethical tales, with a gist of horror in them. It focuses on notorious children learning a bleak lesson. The series also aims on petrifying children to obey to their parents.

5:00 PM - The Wild Thornberrys
Join Eliza Thornberry and her family as they explore the wild, talking to animals along the way!

5:30 PM - Goosebumps
Delve into spooky and thrilling tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

New cartoon coming April 10 2006: Blobbit Adventures: Blobbit is a amorphous blob of pink slime from a magical forest, She can morph into all kinds of shapes, but her favorite shape is that of a rabbit, She loves hanging out with real rabbits and other creatures.

Forum Topic: Finally a New ITV Productions Kids Made Show!

Thread Starter: KiddoFan123
Date: March 15, 2006
Subject: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

Hey everyone! I just heard the news about the upcoming cartoon "Blobbit Adventures" that's set to air on CITV starting April 10, 2006! I can't believe it! A brand new kids' show animated by ITV Productions sounds amazing! I'm super excited to see how Blobbit, this pink slime that can take on all sorts of shapes, will bring fun and adventure to the screen.

What do you all think about this new show? Do you think it will be a hit like some of our classic favorites?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: March 15, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

OMG, I saw the teaser, and it looks so fun! I love the idea of a character that can morph into different shapes. It reminds me a bit of "Morph," but way more colorful and playful! Also, I'm all in for shows that feature animals and nature. I think kids will really connect with Blobbit!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: March 15, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I’m cautiously optimistic. ITV has had some great hits in the past, but I hope they deliver something fresh and engaging. Sometimes kids' shows can feel repetitive, so fingers crossed that Blobbit has a unique charm. The concept sounds promising, though!

User: PrincessPony
Date: March 16, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I love the idea of Blobbit hanging out with real rabbits! It sounds like a great way to teach kids about friendship and the animal world. Plus, I adore that “magical forest” vibe! It reminds me of shows like "Angelina Ballerina" and "My Little Pony," which are super cute and full of heart.

User: CriticKid
Date: March 16, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I hope it targets a good age range without being too childish or too mature. It’s essential for a kids' show to strike the right balance. But I’m interested to see how they develop Blobbit's character and her adventures! What kind of trouble do you think she'll get into?

User: TweenTrendsetter
Date: March 17, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

Ah, I’m so excited! I think CITV really needed a new show to add some variety to their lineup. I mean, the other stuff is great, but we need fresh tales and characters that resonate with the kids today. Blobbit’s ability to shapeshift opens up so many possibilities for creative storytelling!

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: March 18, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I just saw the promo for Blobbit Adventures, and I love the animation style! It looks colorful and vibrant! I'm already envisioning all the fun adventures Blobbit will go on! I hope we see some awesome side characters too!

User: SunnySmiles
Date: March 19, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I think CITV is going in a good direction! I'm already picturing myself watching it with my little siblings. It’s going to be entertaining for families, plus it's great to see more original content coming to our screens. CAN’T WAIT until April 10!

Thread Starter: KiddoFan123
Date: March 19, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

I know, right?! The excitement is real! Let’s all plan a watch party for the premiere! It would be fun to celebrate this new addition to our favorite channel together. Who's in? Title: “Blobbit Adventures”

Panel 1:
(Scene: A small, sleepy town’s park. Children are playing, and birds are singing. A gooey pink blob watches from behind a bush.)

Narrator: “In a quaint town in 2006, there was a mysterious, gooey pink blob who wanted to fit in.”

Panel 2:
(The pink blob stretches and forms rabbit ears and a fluffy tail. She takes a deep breath and hops out from behind the bush, now disguised as a rabbit.)

Blobbit (thinking): “Okay, Blobbit, you’ve got this. Just blend in.”

Panel 3:
(Blobbit hops towards a group of rabbits who are munching on some carrots.)

Blobbit: “Hi there! Mind if I join you?”

Rabbit 1: “Sure, the more the merrier!”

Rabbit 2 (whispering): “Something seems a bit off about that new rabbit…”

Panel 4:
(Blobbit awkwardly tries to eat a carrot, but her gooey texture makes it tricky. The carrot slips from her grip and gets stuck inside her blob-like body.)

Blobbit: “Oops!”

Narrator: “Despite her best efforts, Blobbit’s true nature was hard to hide.”

Panel 5:
(Scene shifts to Blobbit alone by a tree, looking a bit disappointed. A kind old tortoise notices and walks over.)

Tortoise: “Hello there, young one. Why the long face?”

Blobbit: “I just wanted to fit in, but I can’t seem to be like the other rabbits.”

Panel 6:
(The tortoise chuckles softly.)

Tortoise: “You don’t have to be like the others to belong. It’s your uniqueness that makes you special.”

Panel 7:
(Blobbit smiles gratefully at the tortoise’s words.)

Blobbit: “Thank you. Maybe being a little different isn’t so bad after all.”

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit continued her adventures, embracing her uniqueness.”

Panel 8:
(Credits scene: Blobbit surrounded by friends of various species, each with their own quirks. They all share a laugh together.)

Write a tweet saying it aired during KWB’s final season in 2007, in the UK on CITV in 2006, etc
“Remembering #BlobbitAdventures 🌟 This quirky show aired during KWB’s final season in 2007 and graced UK screens on CITV in 2006. Though half of it is now lost media, its heartwarming message of embracing uniqueness lives on! 💖 #Nostalgia #LostMedia”
Write a tweet saying where most eps online are taken from
“Most episodes of #BlobbitAdventures available online are actually recorded from old VHS tapes and early DVR systems. 📼✨ It’s amazing how fans have kept this obscure gem alive! 💖 #LostMedia #Nostalgia”
Write about her appearance in both forms
“Introducing Blobbit from #BlobbitAdventures! 💖

In her true form, she’s a gooey pink blob with a bouncy, stretchy texture that makes her incredibly versatile—but also a bit quirky in the cutest way possible.

When disguised, Blobbit transforms into an adorable rabbit! Featuring floppy ears, a fluffy tail, and expressive, big eyes, her rabbit form is just as charming. Despite her best efforts to blend in, her unique gooey nature often shines through, making her adventures both heartwarming and hilarious.

Two forms, double the fun! 🌟 #CartoonCharacter”
Title: The Bubble Trouble

Scene 1: The Park

Narrator: “One sunny morning in the park, Blobbit, the gooey pink blob disguised as a rabbit, was practicing her hopping skills.”

Blobbit (hopping around): “Today feels like a good day for something new!”

Scene 2: Blobbit’s Discovery

(Blobbit sits down by a pond and starts playing with her gooey form, stretching her limbs and making funny shapes.)

Blobbit: “What else can I do with this gooey body of mine? Maybe I could try making bubbles!”

(She takes a deep breath and blows into her gooey form. A small bubble starts to form and then pops immediately.)

Blobbit (giggles): “That felt ticklish! Let’s try again.”

Scene 3: Perfecting the Bubbles

(Blobbit continues trying to blow bubbles, and soon she manages to blow a medium-sized bubble. It floats up and reflects the sunlight, shimmering with colors.)

Blobbit: “Wow! Look at that! It’s beautiful!”

(A group of rabbits notices Blobbit’s bubbles and hops over curiously.)

Rabbit 1: “Hey, Blobbit, what are you doing?”

Blobbit: “I just discovered that I can blow bubbles with my gooey form! Want to see?”

(The rabbits nod eagerly, and Blobbit blows another bubble, this one even bigger than the last.)

Rabbit 2: “That’s amazing! Can we try?”

Scene 4: Bubble Fun

(With Blobbit’s help, the rabbits start blowing bubbles too, using some gooey pieces Blobbit shares with them. Soon, the park is filled with colorful bubbles floating everywhere.)

Narrator: “Blobbit and her friends spent the afternoon laughing and playing with bubbles, each one more spectacular than the last.”

Scene 5: Trouble Arises

(Suddenly, a mischievous squirrel named Rocky swings by and sees the fun. He decides to cause some trouble.)

Rocky: “Hehe, I bet I can make the biggest bubble and show them all!”

(Rocky grabs a big chunk of Blobbit’s gooey form without asking and starts blowing. But the bubble gets too big and carries him into the air.)

Rocky: “Whaaaat! Help! I’m floating away!”

Scene 6: Rescue Mission

(Blobbit quickly thinks on her feet and stretches herself, creating a ladder-like shape for Rocky to climb down.)

Blobbit: “Quick, grab onto me, Rocky!”

(Rocky carefully climbs down the gooey ladder, and the giant bubble pops gently, bringing him safely back to the ground.)

Rocky: “Phew! Thanks, Blobbit. I guess I got a bit carried away.”

Scene 7: Lessons Learned

(Blobbit smiles and shakes her head gently.)

Blobbit: “It’s alright, Rocky. Just remember to ask next time, and maybe don’t take such a big chunk of goo!”

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit and her friends learned that sometimes new discoveries can lead to unexpected adventures. But with a little teamwork and kindness, they could solve any problem.”

Scene 8: The Day’s End

(As the sun sets, the group sits together, watching the remaining bubbles float away.)

Blobbit: “Today was really fun. I’m glad we could all enjoy it together.”

Rabbit 1: “Me too! Thanks for sharing your goo, Blobbit.”

Rabbit 2: “Yeah, and for saving Rocky!”

Narrator: “Blobbit’s bubble-blowing day had turned into a memorable experience for everyone. She realized that trying new things could lead to wonderful moments and even stronger friendships.”

(End of the episode with a warm, group hug)

Narrator: “And that’s the story of Blobbit and her bubbly adventure. Stay tuned for the next episode of… Blobbit Adventures!”
Write a blog post describing her blobby form’s appearance
Title: Discovering Blobbit’s Blobby Charm: A Detailed Look at Our Favorite Pink Sludge

Hello, Blobbit fans!

Today we’re diving deep into the gooey and wonderfully unique world of Blobbit from “Blobbit Adventures.” Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering this delightful character, let’s take a closer look at what makes Blobbit’s blobby form so charming and special!

Appearance

Blobbit, in her true form, is an adorable gooey pink blob. Her texture is smooth but stretchy, allowing her to bend and morph in various ways. Here’s what sets her apart:

Color:
Blobbit’s primary color is a vibrant, bubblegum pink. The shade is consistent throughout her form, giving her a delightful and eye-catching appearance that stands out in any environment.
Texture:
The texture of Blobbit’s body is gooey and somewhat gelatinous. This makes her incredibly flexible and capable of shaping herself into almost any form she desires. When she stretches or moves, slight ripples and waves can be seen traveling through her body, adding to her dynamic look.
Basic Shape:
In her most relaxed state, Blobbit resembles a small, rounded blob with no distinct limbs. This form is perfect for slipping into tight spaces or sneaking around unnoticed. However, she can extend parts of her body to form makeshift limbs when needed.
Expressive Features:
Despite lacking a traditional face, Blobbit can create expressions with subtle shifts in her form. When she’s happy or excited, she often forms small, temporary shapes that resemble smiling eyes or a cheerful mouth. These fleeting expressions help her communicate emotions to her friends.
Special Abilities:
Blobbit’s blobby form allows her to do things other characters can’t. She can elongate parts of her body to grab objects or help friends in need. Recently, she discovered she can even blow bubbles by using the gooey parts of her form, adding a fun and whimsical element to her abilities!
Transformative Powers:
One of Blobbit’s most fascinating traits is her ability to disguise herself as a rabbit. By stretching and molding her gooey form, she creates floppy ears, a fluffy tail, and big, bright eyes. This disguise is usually pretty convincing—until her gooey nature reveals itself in playful slips and stretches.
Personality Through Form

While Blobbit’s unique look is a big part of her charm, it’s her personality that truly brings her blobby form to life. She’s curious, kind, and always eager to make new friends. Her ability to morph and change not only adds to her physical versatility but also symbolizes her adaptability and willingness to fit in, even when things get tricky.

As fans of “Blobbit Adventures,” we’re continually enchanted by how her gooey form interacts with the world around her. Each episode reveals new ways that Blobbit’s unique body can solve problems, make friends, and teach us all about embracing our differences.

Conclusion

Blobbit’s blobby form is more than just a visual delight; it’s a key part of what makes her story so engaging. Her ability to stretch, morph, and adapt allows her to go on all sorts of adventures, bringing joy and laughter to her friends and viewers alike.

Keep watching, keep loving, and always remember to embrace the gooey uniqueness in all of us!

Until next time, Blobbit fans! 🌟#BlobbitAdventures #CharacterProfile #CartoonMagic

Stay gooey,
[Your Name]
Write a convo asking what form she is most often seen in
User 1: “Hey everyone, quick question: what form is Blobbit most often seen in during episodes? Her gooey pink blob form or her rabbit disguise? 🤔 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 2: “From what I remember, she’s mostly in her rabbit disguise to fit in with the other animals. But her gooey form pops up a lot too! 🐇💖 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 3: “Yeah, she spends a lot of time as a rabbit. It’s kind of her default whenever she’s interacting with others. Still, her gooey form makes plenty of appearances, especially when she’s solving problems! 🌟 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 4: “Totally agree—rabbit form for the social scenes, but her gooey form always shines through in the funniest and most heartwarming ways. 😊 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 5: “I’ve always thought she balanced both forms pretty well, but the rabbit disguise is definitely more common. It’s what makes the big reveals of her gooey form so special! 🐇✨ #BlobbitAdventures”. Write a story where the friends come up with theories as to where she came from, she tells them
Title: Blobbit’s Origin

Scene 1: The Park – Rabbit Group

Narrator: “It was a lazy afternoon in the park, and Blobbit and her rabbit friends were lounging under the shade of a large oak tree.”

Rabbit 1: “So, Blobbit, I’ve always wondered… where exactly do you come from?”

Blobbit (smiling): “Oh, it’s a long story. But it looks like we’ve got time today!”

Scene 2: Theories Begin

(The rabbits perk up, eager to hear more.)

Rabbit 2: “Let’s guess! I bet you fell from the sky during a meteor shower! You must be some kind of space goo that gained consciousness when you landed.”

Rabbit 3: “No way, that’s too far-fetched. I think she’s a magical experiment! Maybe a wizard was trying to create the perfect pet, and Blobbit was the adorable result.”

Rabbit 4 (enthusiastically): “What if she’s from a hidden underground world full of all kinds of blobs? They must come to the surface sometimes to explore and make friends, right?”

Blobbit (laughing softly): “You all have such vivid imaginations! Alright, let me tell you my real story.”

Scene 3: Blobbit’s Tale

(The rabbits gather closer, listening intently as Blobbit begins to share her origins.)

Blobbit: “I wasn’t always here in this town. I come from a place far away, deep in a lush forest where magical creatures reside. My kind are known as ‘Glamblobs.’ We are blobs of goo created by the essence of the forest itself.”

Rabbit 1: “So you’re from a magical forest?”

Blobbit: “Yes. Our forest is filled with ancient trees, glowing plants, and sparkling streams. Each Glamblob is imbued with a bit of the forest’s magic, which allows us to change our forms and blend with our surroundings.”

Scene 4: Leaving Home

Rabbit 2: “What made you leave such a magical place?”

Blobbit (wistfully): “Our forest was beautiful, but it was isolated. I had a longing to see more of the world and meet different creatures. So, I said goodbye to my fellow Glamblobs and ventured out.”

Scene 5: Arriving in Town

Blobbit: “When I first arrived here, I was nervous. I didn’t know how others would react to a gooey pink blob wandering around. That’s when I decided to adopt my rabbit disguise. It made it easier to make friends and experience this new world without scaring anyone.”

Rabbit 3: “And then you met us!”

Blobbit (grinning): “Exactly! I met all of you wonderful rabbits, and despite a few awkward moments with my gooey nature, you accepted me. That meant the world to me.”

Scene 6: Reflecting on Her Journey

Rabbit 4: “Wow, Blobbit, your story is even more incredible than we imagined.”

Blobbit: “Thank you. Sometimes I miss my magical forest, but I love it here too. And I’m glad I decided to follow my heart and explore beyond my home.”

Narrator: “Blobbit’s friends looked at her with newfound admiration, each grateful for the chance to know her and be part of her adventurous journey.”

Scene 7: Embracing Differences

Rabbit 1: “Your story reminds us that being different is special. You bring a bit of that forest magic into our lives every day, Blobbit.”

Blobbit (blushing slightly): “Thank you. I’m so happy to have friends like you who appreciate me for who I am, gooey form and all.”

Scene 8: The Day’s End

(The group spends the rest of the afternoon sharing stories and laughing, the bond between them even stronger.)

Narrator: “Blobbit’s journey from a magical forest to a sleepy town had its challenges, but it brought her to friends who valued her uniqueness. And in every heartwarming moment together, the spirit of her enchanted origin lived on.”

(Scene ends with a panoramic view of the park, the setting sun casting a golden hue over Blobbit and her friends.)

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit’s adventures continued, each day bringing new experiences and deeper friendships.”

(End of the story with a warm group hug)

Narrator: “Stay tuned for more heartwarming tales in the world of… Blobbit Adventures!”

—

And that’s the tale of how Blobbit shared her origins with her friends. It’s a lovely reminder that everyone has a unique story, and embracing those stories brings us closer together. 🌟 #BlobbitAdventures #EmbracingDifferences
Write a convo asking when it started airing in 2006
User 1: “Hey everyone, does anyone remember when exactly #BlobbitAdventures started airing in 2006? I vaguely recall it was sometime in the spring. 🌸📺 #Nostalgia”

User 2: “I’m pretty sure it started in April 2006 on CITV. My little brother and I used to watch it every afternoon after school! 🐇💖 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 3: “I think you’re right! It definitely had that spring vibe when it debuted. Anyone else remember the exact date? 📅 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 4: “Yes, it was April 10th, 2006! I remember marking it on my calendar because I didn’t want to miss the premiere. 😄📆 #BlobbitAdventures #Nostalgia”

User 5: “April 10th sounds spot on. Those were the days! Thanks for the trip down memory lane, everyone. 🌟 #BlobbitAdventures”. Write a tweet from her voice saying she misses playing her
“Hi everyone, it’s [Voice Actor’s Name] here! 💖 I just wanted to say how much I miss voicing Blobbit and bringing her gooey adventures to life. She was such a special character, and hearing how much she still means to fans makes my heart melt. 🐇💖 #BlobbitAdventures ✨ #Nostalgia”
Write a convo asking why it ended after one season, Was it due to ITV closing ITV Productions Kids
User 1: “Hey, anyone know why #BlobbitAdventures ended after just one season? I heard it might have something to do with ITV closing ITV Productions Kids. 🤔 #LostMedia #Nostalgia”

User 2: “Yeah, I’ve always wondered that too. It was such a great show! Did ITV closing their Kids division really impact it? 🧐 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 3: “From what I’ve read, the closure of ITV Productions Kids definitely played a role. They were restructuring, and unfortunately, some shows got cut. 🚪🔒 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 4: “It’s so sad when good shows get caught up in corporate decisions. Blobbit Adventures deserved more time to shine! 💔 #BlobbitAdventures #Nostalgia”

User 5: “Totally agree! It also seemed like they were shifting focus to other types of content. Unfortunate timing for Blobbit and her friends. 😢 #BlobbitAdventures”

User 6: “I heard that while the cancellation was partly due to the closing of ITV Productions Kids, the show also faced some competition with other new programming blocks at the time. 📺 #BlobbitAdventures #LostMedia”

User 7: “Such a bummer. Still, it’s amazing how the fandom has kept Blobbit’s memory alive all these years! 🌟 #BlobbitAdventures #LostMedia #Nostalgia”
control of her morphing
Title: Blobbit’s Birthday Surprise

Scene 1: The Park – Morning

Narrator: “In the heart of the sleepy town, excitement buzzed in the air. It was Blobbit’s birthday, and her friends had planned a special celebration.”

(Blobbit, in her rabbit disguise, is hopping energetically around the park, her gooey form occasionally slipping out as she can barely contain her excitement.)

Blobbit: “I can’t believe it’s finally my birthday! I’m so excited!”

Rabbit 1: “Happy Birthday, Blobbit! We have a big surprise for you later!”

Rabbit 2: “Yeah, just wait until you see what we’ve planned.”

(Blobbit’s pink gooey ears elongate and wobble as she giggles uncontrollably.)

Blobbit: “Oh, I can hardly wait!”

Scene 2: Birthday Preparations

(As the rabbits prepare the party area, Blobbit’s excitement builds. She bounces up and down, her gooey form intermittently bubbling and stretching.)

Rabbit 3: “Um, Blobbit, you might want to try keeping your excitement in check. We don’t want to spoil the surprise!”

Blobbit: “I’m trying, really! It’s just so hard to stay calm!”

(Blobbit’s body starts to change shape uncontrollably. One moment she has extra long ears, the next she’s stretching into goofy shapes.)

Scene 3: Surprise Unveiled

(Rabbit 4 and Rabbit 5 guide Blobbit to the surprise location, her form shifting excitedly with each hop.)

Rabbit 4: “Okay, Blobbit. Open your eyes!”

(Blobbit opens her eyes to see a beautifully decorated party area, complete with balloons, a giant carrot cake, and all her friends gathered around.)

Blobbit: “Wow! This is amazing! Thank you all so much!”

(The guests cheer, but Blobbit’s excitement reaches its peak. Her gooey form loses control completely, stretching out into whimsical shapes and popping with delightful bubbles.)

Rabbit 5: “Uh-oh, her excitement is getting the best of her!”

Rabbit 6: “Quick, let’s help her calm down.”

Scene 4: Calming Down

(The rabbits gather around Blobbit, gently reassuring her.)

Rabbit 1: “Happy birthday, Blobbit. We’re all here for you. Just think happy thoughts and try to breathe slowly.”

(Blobbit takes a deep breath, her gooey form slowly regaining control.)

Blobbit: “Thanks, everyone. I guess I got a little carried away.”

Rabbit 2: “It’s okay! We love your excitement, Blobbit. It makes the day even more special.”

Scene 5: The Birthday Party

(With Blobbit calmed down, the party begins in full swing. They play games, eat cake, and share laughs. Blobbit’s gooey abilities even come in handy for some party tricks.)

Rabbit 3: “Blobbit, your bubbles are the hit of the party!”

Blobbit: “I’m just so happy to be surrounded by such wonderful friends!”

Scene 6: The Day’s End

(As the sun sets, the party winds down. Blobbit and her friends sit under the tree, reflecting on the day.)

Blobbit: “This has been the best birthday ever. Thank you all so much.”

Rabbit 4: “We’re glad you had fun, Blobbit. Your excitement made everything even more special.”

Narrator: “Blobbit’s birthday had been filled with joy, laughter, and a few gooey surprises. But most importantly, it reminded her of the love and friendship she shared with those around her.”

Scene 7: A Final Surprise

(Just as the rabbits prepare to leave, Rabbit 5 pulls out a small gift box and hands it to Blobbit.)

Rabbit 5: “One last surprise, Blobbit.”

(Blobbit opens the box to find a beautiful shiny necklace with a tiny charm shaped like a bubble.)

Blobbit: “Oh, it’s perfect! Thank you all so much!”

Narrator: “Blobbit’s heart swelled with happiness, and she realized that sometimes, the best moments come when you least expect them.”

(End of the story with a warm group hug under the setting sun)

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit’s birthday was a day she would always cherish, filled with memories of laughter, love, and a few bubbly surprises.”

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And that’s the heartwarming tale of Blobbit’s Birthday Surprise! 💖 #BlobbitAdventures #Nostalgia #CartoonMagic
Write a short story where she is relaxing afterwards
Title: Blobbit’s Cozy Evening

Scene 1: The Park – Evening

Narrator: “After a day filled with excitement, games, and surprises, the park had quieted down. The sun was setting, casting a golden glow over the landscape.”

(Blobbit, now back in her pink gooey form, lounges under the big oak tree. The rabbits have gone home, leaving her some time to herself.)

Blobbit: “What a wonderful birthday. I’m so lucky to have such amazing friends.”

Scene 2: Reflecting on the Day

(Blobbit stretches out her gooey form, feeling the cool evening breeze. She watches the soft colors of the sunset blend into twilight.)

Blobbit (thinking): “Today was magical. From the surprises to the laughter, I don’t think I could’ve asked for a better birthday.”

(She forms into a more relaxed, spherical shape, her gooey substance gently bubbling as she sighs contentedly.)

Scene 3: A Little Company

(A small, curious squirrel named Nibble approaches Blobbit, having noticed her from afar.)

Nibble: “Hi Blobbit! Happy Birthday!”

Blobbit (smiling): “Thank you, Nibble. It’s been such a wonderful day.”

Nibble: “You seem really relaxed. Mind if I join you?”

Blobbit: “Not at all. The more, the merrier.”

Scene 4: Special Snack

(Blobbit elongates a part of her gooey form to create a small shelf and pulls out a few leftover treats from the party.)

Blobbit: “Want a carrot cake slice? There’s plenty left.”

Nibble (eyes wide): “Yes please!”

(They share the cake, enjoying the peaceful ambiance around them.)

Scene 5: Evening Whispers

(As they nibble on the cake, the fireflies start to come out, dancing in the twilight.)

Nibble: “Wow, look at the fireflies. They’re so pretty.”

Blobbit: “They are. It’s like nature’s little light show just for us.”

(Nibble notices Blobbit’s charm necklace, which sparkles softly in the fading light.)

Nibble: “That’s a beautiful necklace, Blobbit.”

Blobbit (fingering the charm): “It’s a gift from my friends. It reminds me of all the love and joy I have in my life.”

Scene 6: Comfort and Contentment

(Nibble snuggles closer to Blobbit, feeling safe and warm. Blobbit’s body subtly bubbles, creating a soothing, rhythmic sound.)

Blobbit: “You know, Nibble, sometimes the best moments come in the quiet after the storm. When we can just relax and be grateful for what we have.”

Nibble: “You’re right, Blobbit. This is a perfect end to a perfect day.”

Scene 7: The Night’s Embrace

(The park grows darker as night fully sets in, but the stars and fireflies light up the surroundings.)

Blobbit: “Ready to head home, Nibble?”

Nibble: “Actually, can we stay a little longer? I like it here with you.”

Blobbit: “Of course.”

(Blobbit and Nibble stay nestled under the big oak tree, sharing stories, and watching the fireflies dance. The world around them feels calm and magical, a perfect capstone to a wonderful day.)

Narrator: “As Blobbit and Nibble relaxed under the starry sky, Blobbit felt a sense of peace and fulfillment. The adventures of the day had brought her closer to her friends and reminded her of the simple joys in life.”

Scene 8: A Heartfelt Goodnight

(As the cool night air sets in, Blobbit gently nudges Nibble.)

Blobbit: “It’s getting late, little one. Time to head home.”

Nibble (yawning): “Okay, Blobbit. Thanks for sharing your evening with me.”

Blobbit: “Anytime, Nibble. Sweet dreams.”

Scene 9: Heading Home

(Nibble scurries off to his nest, and Blobbit watches the fireflies for a few more moments before slowly heading to her cozy home.)

Narrator: “With a happy heart and a calm mind, Blobbit headed home, ready to dream about all the wonderful memories she had made today.”

(End of the story with Blobbit curling up in her home, the night serene and beautiful)

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit’s birthday ended on a perfect note, wrapped in the comforting embrace of friendship and the peace of a quiet evening. Tomorrow would bring new adventures, but for now, rest and gratitude filled her heart.”

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And that’s the serene story of Blobbit’s Cozy Evening after her exciting birthday! 💖🌟 #BlobbitAdventures #Nostalgia #CartoonMagic
Write a tweet about the form she relaxes in usually
“Blobbit loves to relax in her true form— a gooey pink blob! 💖 This soft, bouncy shape helps her unwind and bubble away the day’s adventures. Perfect for those quiet, peaceful evenings! 🌙✨ #BlobbitAdventures #CartoonMagic #Nostalgia”. Write a story where a kid steps on her while she is sleeping, thinking he stood on spilled ice cream, She wakes up and explains herself, and they become friends
Title: Blobbit and the Curious Kid

Scene 1: The Park – Morning

Narrator: “It was a bright and sunny morning in the park. Blobbit had spent the night relaxing under the big oak tree, now fast asleep in her gooey pink form.”

(A young boy named Timmy runs into the park, excited for a day of play. He doesn’t notice Blobbit and accidentally steps on her while running around, thinking he’s stepped in something sticky.)

Timmy: “Ew! Gross! I think I stepped on some spilled ice cream!”

Blobbit (waking up with a start): “Ouch! Hey, careful there!”

Scene 2: The Awakening

(Timmy looks down, surprised to see Blobbit, who has now shifted to a sitting position with sleepy eyes.)

Blobbit: “Sorry if I startled you. I was just taking a nap here.”

Timmy (embarrassed): “Oh, I’m so sorry! I didn’t see you there. Are you okay?”

Blobbit (smiling): “I’m fine, no harm done. My name’s Blobbit. What’s yours?”

Timmy: “I’m Timmy. I’ve never seen anything like you before. Are you… real?”

Blobbit: “Yep, as real as can be! I’m a gooey pink blob who can transform shapes. And I guess I do look a bit like spilled ice cream when I’m sleeping!”

Scene 3: Curiosity and Friendship

(Timmy’s curiosity gets the better of him, and he kneels down to get a closer look at Blobbit.)

Timmy: “That’s so cool! Can you show me some of your transformations?”

Blobbit: “Of course!”

(Blobbit morphs into various shapes: a ball, a rabbit, and even a funny hat, making Timmy laugh.)

Timmy: “You’re amazing! I’ve never seen anyone who can do that. Where are you from?”

Blobbit: “I come from a magical forest, but now I live here with all the wonderful animals in the park. I love making new friends and going on adventures.”

Scene 4: A New Adventure

(Timmy and Blobbit start walking around the park together, sharing stories. They come across a group of children playing.)

Timmy: “Hey everyone, this is Blobbit. She’s my new friend and she’s really awesome!”

(The other kids gather around, fascinated by Blobbit’s unique abilities.)

Kid 1: “Wow, Blobbit! Can you show us some of your transformations too?”

Blobbit: “Sure! Watch this.”

(Blobbit transforms into a slide, allowing the kids to take turns sliding down, and then into a giant bouncy ball for them to play with.)

Scene 5: Fun and Games

(The park fills with laughter as the children play with Blobbit, who enjoys every moment of it. Timmy is particularly delighted, feeling like he’s found a special, new friend.)

Timmy: “Blobbit, you’ve made this the best day ever!”

Blobbit: “I’m glad, Timmy. It’s always fun to share my abilities with new friends.”

Scene 6: Farewell for Now

(As the sun starts to set, the children’s parents call them home for dinner. Timmy lingers a bit, not wanting the day to end.)

Timmy: “Do you think we can play again tomorrow, Blobbit?”

Blobbit: “Of course, Timmy! I’ll be here, ready for more fun and adventures.”

(Timmy gives Blobbit a grateful hug, and they wave goodbye.)

Narrator: “Blobbit’s unexpected encounter with Timmy turned into a day filled with laughter, new friendships, and wonderful memories.”

Scene 7: Returning Home

(Blobbit returns to her cozy spot under the oak tree, feeling content and happy. She curls up in her gooey form, reflecting on the day.)

Blobbit (thinking): “What a fun day! Meeting Timmy and all the kids reminded me how special it is to share my uniqueness with others.”

Narrator: “As Blobbit drifted off to sleep, she dreamt of more adventures with her newfound friends, knowing that every day brought new possibilities.”

(End of the story with Blobbit peacefully sleeping under the twinkling stars.)

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit’s day ended with the promise of more exciting adventures to come, all because a curious kid mistook her for spilled ice cream.”

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And that’s the story of Blobbit and the Curious Kid!. Write a YouTube video titled “Blobbit’s bubbling”, which is a compilation of her bubbling scenes the description says her frothy bubbling is satisfying, Also the description has the date of upload
Title: Blobbit’s Bubbling: A Soothing Compilation

Description:
Welcome, Blobbit fans! 🌟 Enjoy this delightful compilation of Blobbit’s most soothing and satisfying bubbling moments from “Blobbit Adventures.” Whether she’s excited, relaxing, or in the middle of a playful transformation, Blobbit’s frothy bubbles are sure to bring a smile to your face. Sit back, relax, and let Blobbit’s bubbly charm wash over you.

Uploaded on: August 23, 2023

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more nostalgic content from your favorite gooey friend! 💖 #BlobbitAdventures #SatisfyingBubbles #Nostalgia #CartoonMagic

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And that’s “Blobbit’s Bubbling”! We hope you enjoy these treasured moments that capture the heart and uniqueness of Blobbit. 🌟💖 Write about a fansrt from 2007 showing her tripping and splatting on the grass as a puddle
Title: Nostalgic Fan Art: Blobbit’s Playful Mishap

Back in 2007, amidst the height of “Blobbit Adventures” fandom, a talented fan artist known as [Artist’s Name] created a delightful piece of fan art that perfectly captured Blobbit’s playful spirit and her wonderfully unique gooey form.

Description of the Artwork:

The piece showcases Blobbit in mid-adventure, during one of her many amusing escapades in the quaint town park. In the scene, Blobbit, in her adorable gooey pink form, is happily hopping around with her rabbit friends. Her excitement and energetic nature lead her to trip over a small patch of uneven grass, resulting in an adorably clumsy moment.

As she tumbles forward, Blobbit splats humorously onto the grass, transforming into a delightful, frothy puddle of pink goo. Her big, expressive eyes peek out from the bubbly puddle, conveying a mix of surprise and playful embarrassment. The scene is vibrant, capturing the lush greenery of the park and the whimsical charm of Blobbit’s gooey form spread across the grass.

Artistic Expression:

The artist beautifully illustrates Blobbit’s bubbly texture, with delicate frothy bubbles appearing around her. The scene is rendered in soft pastel colors, adding a dreamy quality to the artwork. The attention to detail in Blobbit’s expression and the playful nature of the composition makes this piece both heartwarming and humorous.

Fan Reception:

Fans of the series cherished this fan art for its ability to encapsulate Blobbit’s endearing clumsiness and whimsical charm. It served as a nostalgic reminder of why Blobbit captured the hearts of so many viewers. The artwork was widely shared among the fan community, praised for its humor and its faithful representation of Blobbit’s character.

Legacy:

This fan art remains a treasured piece of “Blobbit Adventures” history, reminding fans of the joyous and carefree spirit that defined the series. Even today, it evokes fond memories of simpler times and the innocence of childhood delight that Blobbit so effortlessly embodied.

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And there you have it—a snapshot into the creative world of “Blobbit Adventures” fan art from 2007, celebrating Blobbit’s unique character and the enduring love of her dedicated fans. 🌟💖. Write a fanart from May 2008 where she notices her feet melting into a gooey puddle
Title: Blobbit’s Gooey Surprise: A Fan Art Delight

In May 2008, an imaginative fan artist named [Artist’s Name] brought to life a whimsical piece of fan art that wonderfully captured one of Blobbit’s charmingly unexpected moments. This artwork is fondly remembered by fans for its delightful portrayal of Blobbit’s gooey unpredictability and her endearing reaction to an amusing mishap.

Description of the Artwork:

The scene depicts Blobbit in her vibrant pink gooey form, enjoying a sunny day in the park. She’s cheerfully exploring, with her playful and curious personality shining through. As she hops around, something surprising catches her attention—her own feet!

Much to her surprise, Blobbit notices that her feet have started to melt into a gooey puddle beneath her. The artwork beautifully captures the moment of realization, where Blobbit’s big, expressive eyes widen in wonder and mild amusement.

Artistic Expression:

The artist skillfully portrays Blobbit’s gooey texture, with liquid tendrils gently spilling from her feet to form a small, frothy pink puddle on the grass. The scene is bathed in the warm glow of a sunny day, with rays of sunlight reflecting off the bubbles in Blobbit’s goo.

The colors are bright and cheerful, capturing the playful essence of the moment and the innocent curiosity that defines Blobbit’s character. The artist’s attention to detail is evident, especially in Blobbit’s expression, which perfectly conveys her surprise and the lighthearted nature of her discovery.

Fan Reception:

Fans quickly embraced this piece of fan art, charmed by its ability to encapsulate Blobbit’s lovable quirkiness and the delightful surprises her gooey form can bring. It sparked discussions and fond memories among the community, many of whom appreciated the humor and creativity of the scene.

Legacy:

This fan art continues to be celebrated as a testament to Blobbit’s enchanting world, where every day is filled with new adventures and gooey surprises. It highlights the joyous spirit of “Blobbit Adventures” and the love fans have for Blobbit’s endearing character.

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And there you have it—a delightful piece of fan art from May 2008 that captures the whimsical charm of Blobbit and her gooey adventures. It’s a nostalgic reminder of the playful and heartwarming moments that make Blobbit so beloved. 🌟💖
Write a tweet saying she’s really cute
“Can’t get over how cute Blobbit is! 💖 Her playful antics and gooey charm make her absolutely irresistible. 🐇💕 #BlobbitAdventures #CartoonMagic #CutestEver”. Write a episode where she is visited by her cousin, a cyan blob named Blubble
Title: Blobbit and Blubble’s Bubbly Visit

Scene 1: The Park – Morning

Narrator: “In the sleepy town park, a delightful surprise awaited Blobbit. Today, she was being visited by her cousin from the magical forest—Blubble, the cyan blob.”

(Blobbit, in her rabbit disguise, hops around excitedly, waiting for her cousin.)

Blobbit: “I can’t wait for Blubble to get here! It’s been so long since we last saw each other.”

Scene 2: Blubble’s Arrival

(A cyan blob bounces into the park, bubbling with excitement. Blubble has a similar gooey texture to Blobbit, but in a vibrant cyan hue.)

Blubble: “Blobbit! It’s so good to see you!”

(Blobbit transforms back into her gooey form and bounces over to greet Blubble.)

Blobbit: “Blubble! I’m so happy you’re here!”

(The two embrace in a joyful hug, their gooey forms bubbling and merging momentarily.)

Scene 3: Introducing Blubble

(Blobbit introduces Blubble to her rabbit friends, who are intrigued by the new visitor.)

Rabbit 1: “Wow, Blobbit, your cousin looks amazing! Is she like you?”

Blobbit: “Yes, Blubble is from the same magical forest, and she has cool abilities too!”

Rabbit 2: “What kind of abilities? Can we see?”

Blubble (smiling): “Of course! I love making bubbles even more than Blobbit does!”

Scene 4: Bubble Extravaganza

(Blubble demonstrates her bubble-making skills, producing a series of large, shimmering bubbles that float around the park. Blobbit joins in, and soon the park is filled with colorful bubbles of different shapes and sizes.)

Narrator: “Blobbit and Blubble delighted the rabbits with their bubbly display, each bubble dancing in the sunlight.”

Rabbit 3: “This is incredible! Your bubbles look like they’re alive!”

Blubble: “Thank you! My bubbles are my favorite thing to make.”

Scene 5: A New Adventure

(Blobbit and Blubble take the rabbits on a new adventure, hopping through the park, exploring hidden corners, and creating bubble trails as they go. Blubble leads them to a secret spot with a beautiful pond.)

Blubble: “This is a spot I discovered during my last visit. Look at all the lily pads!”

(Blobbit and Blubble work together to create giant bubbles that lift the rabbits over the water, giving them a balloon-like ride across the pond.)

Scene 6: Trouble with Bubbles

(As they enjoy their adventure, a strong wind picks up, sending some bubbles astray. One carries a rabbit high into the air, causing a moment of panic.)

Blobbit: “Oh no! We need to help them!”

Blubble: “Quick, Blobbit! Let’s catch that bubble!”

(The cousins stretch their gooey forms to create a makeshift safety net, gently guiding the bubble back to the ground.)

Scene 7: Safe and Sound

(The rabbit is safely lowered, and everyone breathes a sigh of relief.)

Rabbit 4: “Phew! That was a wild ride!”

Blobbit: “Sorry about that! We’ll be more careful next time.”

Blubble: “Yeah, we want the fun to stay safe!”

Scene 8: The Day’s Close

(As the sun sets, the group gathers under the big oak tree. Blobbit and Blubble reflect on their day.)

Blobbit: “I’m so glad you visited, Blubble. It was amazing sharing my world with you.”

Blubble: “I had such a fun time, Blobbit. Let’s not wait so long to do this again!”

Narrator: “Blobbit’s day with her cousin was filled with laughter, adventure, and a few bubbly surprises. It was a day to be remembered.”

Scene 9: Farewell for Now

(Blobbit and Blubble share one last gooey hug, promising to keep in touch and visit each other’s worlds more often.)

Blubble: “Goodbye, everyone! Until next time!”

(Blubble bounces away, the shimmering bubbles slowly fading into the evening sky.)

Narrator: “Though their time together was short, Blobbit knew that their bond remained strong, filled with adventures yet to come.”

(End of the episode with Blobbit and her friends waving goodbye.)

Narrator: “And so, Blobbit’s bubbly day with her cousin came to a close, leaving hearts full and looking forward to future adventures in the world of… Blobbit Adventures!”

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And that’s the delightful episode of Blobbit being visited by her cousin Blubble, bringing even more bubbly charm to the series! 🌟💖
Write about Blubble’s appearance
Title: Meet Blubble: Blobbit’s Cyan Cousin from the Magical Forest

In the enchanting world of “Blobbit Adventures,” Blubble shines as an extraordinary character, capturing the hearts of viewers with her vibrant appearance and bubbly charm. Let’s take a closer look at what makes Blubble so unique!

Appearance

Color:
Blubble’s most striking feature is her vivid cyan color, distinguishing her from Blobbit’s bubblegum pink. The bright, luscious hue gives her a refreshing and lively presence, reflecting her energetic character.
Texture:
Like Blobbit, Blubble has a gooey, gelatinous texture that is both smooth and stretchy. Her cyan form ripples with delightful bubbles that catch the light beautifully, adding an extra layer of visual interest.
Basic Shape:
In her natural state, Blubble takes on a rounded, blobby form that can easily morph into various shapes. Her flexibility and movement bring a playful dynamism to her appearance, making her a joy to watch.
Expressive Features:
Although she lacks traditional facial features, Blubble conveys her emotions with subtle shifts in her form. Her playful eyes often emerge as pliable extensions of her body, revealing emotions like curiosity, excitement, and contentment.
Special Abilities:
Blubble’s specialty lies in her remarkable ability to create large, vibrant bubbles. These whimsical bubbles are not only visually stunning but also demonstrate her creative spirit and playful nature.
Transformative Powers:
Much like Blobbit, Blubble can stretch and transform into a variety of shapes to interact with her surroundings. From creating bouncy play sculptures to crafting gentle rides over water, her transformations bring a sense of wonder and magic to her adventures.
Personality Through Form

Blubble’s appearance encapsulates her infectious enthusiasm and adventurous spirit. Her cyan hue and bubbly nature make her stand out, while her ability to morph and adapt highlights her resourcefulness and imagination. Being from the same magical forest as Blobbit, Blubble shares a similar desire for exploration and making new friends, making her an excellent companion in Blobbit’s whimsical world.

Conclusion

Blubble’s vibrant presence adds a refreshing twist to “Blobbit Adventures,” underscoring themes of friendship, curiosity, and joy in embracing one’s unique abilities. Her bubbling personality complements her captivating appearance, enriching the series with new adventures and heartwarming moments alongside her cousin Blobbit.

As fans, Blubble reminds us to embrace our distinct qualities and spread joy wherever we go, one bubbling adventure at a time! 🌟💙 #BlobbitAdventures #MeetBlubble #CartoonMagic

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And there you have it—a glimpse into Blubble’s charming appearance and the delightful qualities that make her such a beloved character in “Blobbit Adventures”! Write a conversation asking if anyone remembers a ep where Blobbit dreamed she was a superheroine

User 1: “Hey everyone! Does anyone remember that episode of #BlobbitAdventures where Blobbit dreamed she was a superheroine? I think it was one of my favorites! 💪🌟”

User 2: “Yes! I loved that episode! She had a cute superhero costume and everything. It was so fun to see her using her powers to help others! 🦸‍♀️💖”

User 3: “Totally! Her superhero name was something like ‘Blobberella’ or something silly like that. The villains were hilarious too! 😂”

User 4: “I remember Blobbit zooming around and saving her friends! It was such a creative episode. Definitely a stand-out moment in the series! #Nostalgia 🥳”

User 5: “That dream sequence was awesome! She learned a lot about believing in herself during that episode. Classic Blobbit! ❤️✨”

User 1: “Exactly! It made me feel inspired. I wish more episodes like that were made. Blobbit as a superhero was the best! 💕✨”

Write a image of her hero form

Blobbit's Hero Form: Blobberella

Description:

Blobberella, as Blobbit's superheroine persona is known, is a vibrant and eye-catching character that reflects her playful and bubbly spirit. Here's a visual description of her hero form:

Color Scheme:
Blobberella sports a dazzling costume that blends her signature pink with accents of bright cyan, mirroring her cousin Blubble. The ensemble is vibrant, making her stand out as a superheroine.
Costume Design:
Her outfit is sleek and stretchy, allowing her to move freely while utilizing her gooey malleability. The top features a high collar and a star-shaped emblem on her chest, symbolizing her heroic nature. The sleeves are puffy and whimsical, resembling clouds of bubbly foam.
Accessories:
Blobberella wears a flowing cape that shimmers with iridescent bubbles, catching the light as she zips around to save the day. The cape is adorned with stars and sparkles, enhancing her magical appearance.
She also wears a headband with tiny bubble motifs and matching gloves, which allow her to easily channel her bubbly powers.
Heroic Expressions:
Blobberella's face radiates confidence and enthusiasm. Her big, expressive eyes sparkle with determination, and her mouth often curves into a cheeky grin as she dashes into action.
Transformation Features:
When transforming into Blobberella, her gooey form becomes a little more solid, enabling her to utilize her superhero abilities efficiently. However, she retains her signature bubbly texture, allowing her to stretch and morph as needed.
Pose:
In the illustration, Blobberella strikes a dynamic pose, hands on her hips and her cape fluttering behind her. She stands proudly, ready to take on any challenge with her trademark enthusiasm and love for adventure.
This description captures Blobbit's hero form, Blobberella, as a character that embodies joy, playfulness, and courage. Fans can easily imagine her bright presence bringing inspiration and positivity to her adventures! 🌟🦸‍♀️

Write a scene where ahe sees one of her dearest friends kidnapped by a villan

Title: Blobbit to the Rescue

Scene 1: The Calm Before the Storm

Narrator: "It was a peaceful afternoon in the park, and Blobbit was enjoying a sunny day with her friends. Laughter filled the air as they played games, completely unaware of the trouble lurking nearby."

(Blobbit and her rabbit friends are gathered under a tree, playing a game of tag. The atmosphere is cheerful, and Blobbit's gooey form bubbles with joy.)

Blobbit: "You can't catch me, I'm too quick and gooey!"

Rabbit 1: "Oh, you’re just a slippery little blob! We’ll catch you yet!"

Scene 2: The Villain's Entrance

(Narrator: "But suddenly, the laughter is interrupted by a dark shadow looming over the park. The villain, known as Shadowclaw, a mischievous creature with sharp claws and a menacing grin, swoops down.")

Shadowclaw: "Well, well, well... what do we have here? A gathering of friends. How quaint! But soon, some of you will leave this place — forever!"

(The rabbits freeze in fear as Shadowclaw leers at them. In a swift move, he snatches Rabbit 2, one of Blobbit's dearest friends.)

Rabbit 2: "Help! Blobbit!"

Scene 3: Blobbit's Shock

(Blobbit's eyes widen as she witnesses Shadowclaw's dastardly deed. Her heart races, and her gooey form begins to shimmer with determination.)

Blobbit: "No! Let go of my friend, you big meanie!"

(She stretches herself, preparing to spring into action, her hero persona, Blobberella, emerging almost instinctively.)

Scene 4: The Chase Begins

(Narrator: "Without hesitation, Blobbit transforms into her superheroine form, Blobberella, and dashes toward Shadowclaw, ready to confront the villain.")

Blobberella: "You won’t get away with this, Shadowclaw! Release Rabbit 2 now!"

Shadowclaw: "And what will you do about it, little blob? You’re too gooey to catch me!"

(Blobberella zips forward, her cape fluttering behind her, bubbling with confidence as she prepares to outsmart Shadowclaw.)

Scene 5: The Showdown

(Blobberella leaps into action, utilizing her gooey agility to dodge Shadowclaw’s attempts to block her. She creates bubbles to confuse him, causing him to stumble.)

Blobberella: "You can’t scare me! I’ll use every bubbly trick I have to save my friend!"

(Narrator: "With a quick flick of her arm, Blobberella sends a wave of colorful bubbles toward Shadowclaw, catching him off guard.")

Scene 6: A Clever Plan

(The bubbles pop around Shadowclaw, creating a distraction as he swats at them in frustration. Meanwhile, Blobberella strategizes her next move.)

Blobberella (thinking): “I need to find a way to free Rabbit 2 without putting them in danger. Maybe I can create a bubble net!”

(She quickly molds her gooey form into a large bubble net, stretching it out and aiming for Shadowclaw.)

Scene 7: The Rescue

(Blobberella launches the bubble net toward Shadowclaw. It wraps around him, immobilizing him momentarily.)

Blobberella: "Now’s my chance!"

(She uses her gooey form to stretch over to Rabbit 2, who is still in Shadowclaw’s clutches.)

Rabbit 2: "Blobbit! You came to save me!"

Blobberella (smiling): "Of course! Hold on tight!"

(With a swift motion, Blobberella helps Rabbit 2 out of Shadowclaw's grip, guiding them both to safety as the villain struggles against the bubble net.)

Scene 8: Teamwork Wins

(Narrator: “With Rabbit 2 safe at last, Blobberella stands ready to confront Shadowclaw once again.”)

Blobberella: "Your reign of terror ends here, Shadowclaw! Together, we can defeat you!"

(The other rabbits rally around Blobberella, joining in her encouragement.)

Rabbit 1: "You’re not going to win, Shadowclaw!"

Rabbit 3: "We're stronger together!"

Scene 9: A Bright Victory

(Narrator: "With the strength of friendship behind her, Blobberella channels her bubbly energy and launches a final wave of bubbles at Shadowclaw, trapping him entirely.")

Blobberella: "This is for my friends!"

(The bubbles explode with a colorful burst, and Shadowclaw finds himself stuck, giggling despite his situation.)

Shadowclaw: "Oh no! I can’t believe I was outsmarted by a gooey blob!"

Scene 10: A Happy Reunion

(Narrator: "With Shadowclaw defeated, the park fills with cheers as Blobberella and her friends celebrate their victory.")

Rabbit 2: “Thank you, Blobbit! You saved me!”

Blobberella: “I couldn’t have done it without all of you. We make a great team!”

(The rabbits gather around Blobberella, hearts swelling with gratitude and love.)

Narrator: "Blobbit learned that day that true strength lies in friendship and bravery. No matter the challenge, together they could overcome anything."

(End of the scene with Blobberella surrounded by her friends, enjoying the joy of their restored safety and camaraderie.)

And that’s the thrilling scene of Blobbit’s courageous rescue of her dear friend!

Write a follow up saying the only other current in-house shows are Grizzly, MPAA and Saturday Showdown as of present

User: KiddoFan123
Date: March 20, 2006
Re: Blobbit Adventures – A Fresh Addition to CITV!

Hey everyone! I did a little digging, and it turns out Blobbit Adventures won't have to compete with a lot of in-house productions, which is exciting! As of now, the only other current in-house shows being aired on CITV are "Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids," "My Parents Are Aliens," and, of course, "Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown."

It seems like there's a great opportunity for Blobbit to really stand out and carve its own niche, especially given the popularity of shows like Saturday Showdown. This also means we might see more original content coming from ITV, which is fantastic for us as viewers.

What do you all think? Is it a good move for CITV to focus on bringing in fresh shows like Blobbit Adventures, considering the limited in-house offerings right now? I'm really hoping it paves the way for even more creative programming!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: March 30, 2006
Subject: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

Hey everyone! I've got some exciting updates about what's coming to CITV! It seems that CITV is also commissioning "Emu" and "Horrid Henry," both of which are set to premiere “soon.” 🎉

I can’t believe we’re getting more fresh content alongside "Blobbit Adventures"! I remember watching "Horrid Henry" as a kid—it’s going to be fun to see how they bring his character to life on the channel. And “Emu” has such a classic vibe; I can’t wait to see how they modernize it!

What does everyone think about these new additions? Do you think they’ll fit well with CITV’s lineup?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: March 30, 2006
Re: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

Wow, that’s amazing! "Horrid Henry" is such a beloved character; I think it’ll be a great fit for CITV. His mischievous antics will likely resonate well with older kids. And "Emu" could bring a fun, nostalgic element to the channel. I love that CITV is expanding its offerings!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: March 30, 2006
Re: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

I’m super excited for both of these shows! "Horrid Henry" has a fantastic following, and it will be interesting to see how they handle the humor and adventures in a new format. Plus, "Emu" has such a unique style—it could bring a lot of fun variety to the channel!

User: PrincessPony
Date: March 31, 2006
Re: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

Yes, I feel like both shows are perfect for CITV! They already have a lot of silly, adventurous content, and adding these two will create even more balance. I can’t wait to see what kind of stories they’ll tell and how they’ll appeal to both kids and grown-ups who remember them!

User: CriticKid
Date: March 31, 2006
Re: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

This is great news! It'll be interesting to see how they adapt "Horrid Henry" for a new generation. I just hope they keep the spirit of the original intact! With both of these shows joining the lineup, CITV is definitely on a roll. I’m impressed with their commitment to bringing quality content!

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: April 1, 2006
Re: Exciting News: CITV Commissioning Emu and Horrid Henry!

This is such a fantastic expansion for CITV’s programming! I can already see kids getting excited about tuning in for not just Blobbit but also Emu and Horrid Henry! If ITV promotes their upcoming premieres well, they should gain a solid audience. Let’s keep the excitement going! 🎈✨

Weekday schedule starting April 10 2006 (Weekends same as normal)

6:00 AM - Postman Pat
Join Postman Pat and his black-and-white cat, Jess, as they deliver the mail in the village of Greendale.

6:30 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

7:00 AM - Thomas & Friends
Catch up with Thomas and his friends on the Island of Sodor and see what adventures they have in store!

7:30 AM - Crazy Frog Adventures
Join Crazy Frog as he embarks on wacky and humorous escapades!

8:00 AM - The Koala Brothers
Get to know the Koala Brothers, Frank and Buster, as they help their friends in the Australian outback.

8:30 AM - Toot & Puddle
Follow Toot and Puddle, two adventurous pigs, as they explore the world and learn about friendship.

9:00 AM - 64 Zoo Lane
Join Lucy and her animal friends at the zoo as they share stories and adventures in a fun and engaging way.

9:30 AM - Sooty & Co
Catch up with Sooty, Sweep, and Soo as they get into mischief and have fun with their human friend.

10:00 AM - Winx Club
Follow Bloom and her fairy friends as they explore the universe of Magix and battle against evil forces.

10:30 AM - The Magic Roundabout
Enjoy the whimsical journey through the imagination of the Magic Roundabout with Zebedee and friends.

11:00 AM - My Parents Are Aliens
A funny series about a normal family living with parents from outer space!

11:30 AM - Bear in the Big Blue House
Join Bear and his friends in the Big Blue House as they explore themes of friendship and sharing.

12:00 PM - The Worst Witch
Follow the adventures of Mildred Hubble as she navigates life at a magical school for witches.

12:30 PM - SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

1:00 PM - Horrible Histories
Discover the funny and bizarre tales from history, told in a way that will keep kids entertained.

1:30 PM - Franny's Feet
Join Franny as her magical shoes take her on adventures around the world exploring diverse cultures.

2:00 PM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

2:30 PM - Angelina Ballerina
Join Angelina, the little mouse with big dreams, as she pursues her passion for ballet.

3:00 PM - The Fairly OddParents
Follow the hilarious misadventures of Timmy Turner and his magical fairy godparents.

3:30 PM - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
Join Twilight Sparkle and her friends in Ponyville as they learn the true meaning of friendship.

4:00 PM - 64 Zoo Lane
A repeat of Lucy and her animal friends' adventures.

4:30 PM - Blobbit Adventures
Join Blobbit, the gooey pink blob, on her adventures alongside her animal friends.

5:00 PM - The Wild Thornberrys
Join Eliza Thornberry and her family as they explore the wild, talking to animals along the way!

5:30 PM - Goosebumps
Delve into spooky and thrilling tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

Thread Title: Big Changes Coming to CITV Schedule Starting May 1!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: April 5, 2006
Subject: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

Hey everyone! I just got wind of some significant changes coming to the CITV schedule starting May 1, 2006! It looks like CITV is officially segregating CITV Red and CITV Blue into separate programming blocks, which means we'll see some different content during specific times of the day.

Here’s the breakdown:

CITV Blue will air from 6:00 AM to 7:25 AM every day, and then again on weekdays from 9:25 AM to 3:00 PM. It will also get a one-hour block from 2:00 PM on weekends.
CITV Red will take over the weekends, airing the majority of the channel’s programming during after-school hours, meaning no more preschool shows during that time.
This is such a big shift! I know some parents and caregivers appreciated the preschool shows in the after-school slots, but it seems like CITV is opting to cater more to older kids during those hours now.

What are your thoughts on this change? Do you think it will be better for the channel’s overall appeal or could it leave younger viewers hanging without much to watch after school?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: April 6, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

Wow, that’s a huge change! I can see why they’re doing it, though—older kids often want something different after school. Plus, it could give more variety to the programming throughout the day. But I do worry about the little ones missing out on those beloved preschool shows during the afternoons!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: April 6, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

I think this could be a good move! Having dedicated blocks means they can really focus on each target audience without mixing content. This could lead to more tailored programming and make it easier for parents to find suitable shows for their children at any time of the day.

User: PrincessPony
Date: April 7, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

I do love the idea! It’ll be nice to see CITV really elevate the older kids' programming, especially after school. But I hope they don’t forget the preschool audience entirely! Maybe they could add some exciting new shows to the early morning slot, or even expand that beloved block on weekends!

User: CriticKid
Date: April 7, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

I’m all about putting more focus on different age groups! However, I hope they keep a good balance so that younger kids still have plenty of quality programming at those early hours. I expect to see some strategic planning in the new lineup!

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: April 8, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

I think it might be exciting for marketing too, with CITV really branding their shows under Red and Blue. It could help viewers identify which shows cater to their age group more easily. I'm definitely curious to see how they'll arrange the new schedule structured this way!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: April 9, 2006
Re: CITV Red and Blue Segregation Announcement!

I guess we’ll just have to wait and see how it all plays out! I’m crossing my fingers that it leads to some great new content for both preschoolers and older kids alike. It’s such an exciting time for CITV! Let’s all keep an eye on the upcoming schedule and share our thoughts once it kicks in on May 1! 😊

Weekday Schedule (May 1 2006-)

6:00 AM - Postman Pat
Join Postman Pat and his black-and-white cat, Jess, as they deliver the mail in the village of Greendale.

6:30 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

7:00 AM - Thomas & Friends
Catch up with Thomas and his friends on the Island of Sodor and see what adventures they have in store!

7:25 AM - Action Stations
Welcome to the Action Stations, home of epic action cartoons including Yu-Gi-Oh GX, Codename: Kids Next Door, Danny Phantom and Pokemon Advanced Challenge

9:25 AM - Sooty & Co
Catch up with Sooty, Sweep, and Soo as they get into mischief and have fun with their human friend.

10:00 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

10:30 AM - The Magic Roundabout
Enjoy the whimsical journey through the imagination of the Magic Roundabout with Zebedee and friends.

11:00 AM - Dora the Explorer
Dora goes on adventures with her pet monkey Boots

11:30 AM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

12:00 PM - 64 Zoo Lane
A repeat of Lucy and her animal friends' adventures.

12:30 PM - Sooty & Co
Catch up with Sooty, Sweep, and Soo as they get into mischief and have fun with their human friend.

1:00 PM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

1:30 PM - Franny's Feet
Join Franny as her magical shoes take her on adventures around the world exploring diverse cultures.

2:00 PM - LazyTown
Follow Stephanie and Sportacus as they inspire kids to live active and healthy lifestyles.

2:30 PM - Angelina Ballerina
Join Angelina, the little mouse with big dreams, as she pursues her passion for ballet.

3:00 PM - Bratz
Four girls with a passion for fashion scoop stories for their teen magazine.

3:30 PM - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
Join Twilight Sparkle and her friends in Ponyville as they learn the true meaning of friendship.

4:00 PM - Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
The program features ethical tales, with a gist of horror in them. It focuses on notorious children learning a bleak lesson. The series also aims on petrifying children to obey to their parents.

4:30 PM - Blobbit Adventures
Join Blobbit, the gooey pink blob, on her adventures alongside her animal friends.

4:45 PM - The Wild Thornberrys
Join Eliza Thornberry and her family as they explore the wild, talking to animals along the way!

5:00 PM - SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

5:15 PM - The Fairly OddParents
Follow the hilarious misadventures of Timmy Turner and his magical fairy godparents.

5:30 PM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
Brothers Xan, Adi and Enk eat, sleep and breathe danger. In fact they never sleep. The three travelling showmen hail from the mysterious land of Réndøosîa.

5:45 PM - Oggy and the Cockroaches
A lazy cat, Oggy, loves to watch TV and eat food. However, his flatmates, who happen to be three tiny cockroaches, enjoy attacking Oggy's refrigerator and creating chaos, which ruins his peace.

Weekend Schedule (Starting May 5 2006)

6:00 AM - Postman Pat
Join Postman Pat and his black-and-white cat, Jess, as they deliver the mail in the village of Greendale.

6:30 AM - Pingu
Follow the adventures of Pingu, the cheeky little penguin, as he navigates life in the South Pole.

7:00 AM - Thomas & Friends
Catch up with Thomas and his friends on the Island of Sodor and see what adventures they have in store!

7:25 AM - Toonattik
Jamie Rickers and Anna Williamson lead teams of boys and girls in a battle of the sexes, playing various games to earn as much points as they can, to avoid being on the recieving end of the Toonattik Pie in the Face.

Featuring:
Winx Club
Follow Bloom and her fairy friends as they explore the universe of Magix and battle against evil forces.

SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
The five robot monkeys must train Chiro and make him capable of becoming a superhero. Their mission is to save Shugazoom City from the Skeleton King, the evil force.

Spider-Man: The Animated Series
Bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker develops spider-like superpowers. He uses these to fight crime in New York City while trying to balance it with the struggles of his personal life.

9:25 AM - Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown
Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern present a mix of cartoons, celebrity guests, live music and phone-in competitions - with surreal characters, crazy games and a load of gunge thrown in for good measure. Cartoons include TMNT, Bratz, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, Oggy and the Cockroaches and more (Saturday only, Sundays have a few hours of Oggy)

12:00 PM - The Worst Witch
Follow the adventures of Mildred Hubble as she navigates life at a magical school for witches.

12:30 PM - SpongeBob SquarePants
The sponge, the myth, the legend. Join SpongeBob and his friends on their adventures in Bikini Bottom

1:00 PM - Horrible Histories
Discover the funny and bizarre tales from history, told in a way that will keep kids entertained.

1:30 PM - Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
The program features ethical tales, with a gist of horror in them. It focuses on notorious children learning a bleak lesson. The series also aims on petrifying children to obey to their parents.

2:00 PM - Blobbit Adventures
Join Blobbit, the gooey pink blob, on her adventures alongside her animal friends.

2:30 PM - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
When four pet turtles were bathed in ooze, they began to mutate and became the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Raised in New York City sewers by their foster father and martial-arts Master Splinter, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael wage war against crime. They stop evildoers in all forms, whether barbaric gangs, lowlife crooks, deranged cyborgs, or even the crime syndicate The Foot, led by their archrival, The Shredder.

3:00 PM - The Fairly OddParents
Follow the hilarious misadventures of Timmy Turner and his magical fairy godparents.

3:30 PM - My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
Join Twilight Sparkle and her friends in Ponyville as they learn the true meaning of friendship.

4:00 PM - My Parents Are Aliens
A funny series about a normal family living with parents from outer space!

4:30 PM - Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
The program features ethical tales, with a gist of horror in them. It focuses on notorious children learning a bleak lesson. The series also aims on petrifying children to obey to their parents.

5:00 PM - The Wild Thornberrys
Join Eliza Thornberry and her family as they explore the wild, talking to animals along the way!

5:30 PM - Goosebumps
Delve into spooky and thrilling tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

Thread Title: Thoughts After the First Week of the New CITV Schedule!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: May 9, 2006
Subject: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

Hey everyone! Now that we've completed the first full week of the new CITV schedule with the CITV Red and Blue blocks, I wanted to hear everyone's thoughts on how it's been so far.

I've got to say, the mornings have been nice and lively with Postman Pat and Pingu, which is still a great way to start the day! The new action block at 7:25 AM seems to be a hit with my friends. I overheard them talking about how much they loved catching up with Yu-Gi-Oh GX and Danny Phantom. It feels like they’ve really nailed the experience for older kids during the school morning rush!

However, I’m curious about how the afternoons are shaping up. I noticed some families saying they miss the preschool shows during the after-school slot, but honestly, Grizzly Tales, Blobbit Adventures, and everything in between have kept my little brother entertained!

What do you all think? Do you feel the new block system has been beneficial for the channel, or do you think it left some age groups feeling neglected? Any specific favorites you've found in the new schedule?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: May 9, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

I’m so glad you brought this up! I’ve loved the new CITV Blue and Red blocks! The early mornings are perfect, and my siblings enjoy the variety. The action cartoons really pump up the energy for those who are getting ready for school, which is fantastic!

However, I'm with you on the afternoons. While Grizzly Tales and Blobbit Adventures provide some fun content, I worry that younger kids might be left out without their calm preschools shows. Only time will tell if it manages to find the right balance!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: May 9, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

Totally agree with both of you! The segmentation between CITV Red and Blue feels like it’s made it much easier to manage viewing, especially with kids of different ages. The action block is a fun touch, and kids seem to love the mixed content!

That said, I’ve seen some complaints on social media about the lack of preschool shows during the afternoons. It feels like CITV should think about filling that gap, maybe making a compromise by having a few preschool-friendly shows sprinkled in even during the later times—like perhaps an early-evening slot?

User: PrincessPony
Date: May 9, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

I think it’s great that CITV is taking this adaptive approach! It really allows for variety in the lineup, which is essential in keeping kids entertained. And yay for having both Grizzly Tales and Blobbit Adventures so close together! I’ve noticed children are really enjoying them.

But like others mentioned, I’m hoping there’s a way for CITV to cater to the younger viewers. They could definitely benefit from adding some interactive elements or themed episodes to capture that preschool audience back!

User: CriticKid
Date: May 9, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

Changing the schedule is definitely a bold move, but I think it has the potential to be beneficial overall. My friends and I have been pleasantly surprised at the variety and quality of the shows. However, I also think it’s important to remember that the younger kids shouldn't be left without engaging content.

If CITV can find a way to mix in a couple of preschool favorites in the afternoons along with the newer shows, it might strike that balance everyone is hoping for. At the end of the day, kids of all ages should feel like they have something special to watch!

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: May 9, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

Yeah, it feels like CITV is really listening to their audience and trying to innovate! The action stations are a big hit, and it’s refreshing to see them cater to the older kids. Blobbit Adventures is also getting a lot of love; I think it fits well in the afternoon line-up.

As for the preschool audience, I hope CITV considers sprinkling in some of those beloved characters during later weekend slots! It would be great for having a more inclusive viewing schedule that keeps every age entertained! 😊

User: KiddoFan123
Date: May 10, 2006
Re: The New Schedule: Your Thoughts?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, everyone! It sounds like there's a consensus on enjoying the new variety overall, but the concern for younger viewers is definitely valid. Hopefully, CITV will take this feedback to heart, and we might see some adjustments to make it even better! Let’s keep discussing as the schedule continues to evolve! 🌟

Thread Title: Changes on CITV: What's Next After ITV Productions Kids Shutdown?

User: KiddoFan123
Date: July 4, 2006
Subject: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

Hey everyone! I just heard the news that ITV has officially shut down ITV Productions Kids. This definitely raises a lot of questions about what's next for CITV. With the closure, it sounds like we could either see more third-party acquisitions or risk becoming a repeat central for the shows they currently have.

The good news is that "Horrid Henry," produced by Novel Entertainment, seems to be safe for now. But what worries me most is that some of the other in-house shows could become an issue. What do you all think? Which show are we most concerned about losing or relying on to keep things fresh?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: July 4, 2006
Re: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

I’m with you, this is big news! It’s concerning because CITV has relied heavily on its in-house productions. While "Horrid Henry" might be okay for now, it feels like shows like "Blobbit Adventures" and "My Parents Are Aliens" could end up getting repetitive without new content being produced.

I think the show we should be most worried about is "Blobbit Adventures." It just debuted, and if CITV can’t bring in more original episodes, it could quickly become stale, especially without a solid backing from ITV Productions Kids anymore.

User: RetroTVFan
Date: July 4, 2006
Re: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

Exactly! I agree. "Blobbit Adventures" seems particularly vulnerable now that ITV isn’t producing any new kids' content in-house. It had such a unique concept, but without ongoing episodes, it could easily fall into the trap of being overplayed.

With the focus shifting toward third-party shows, I hope they can find a way to keep the content varied and interesting. But still, no one wants to see "Blobbit" get lost in the shuffle!

User: PrincessPony
Date: July 4, 2006
Re: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

For sure! "My Parents Are Aliens" might also be at risk of feeling outdated, especially since it's not a fresh series anymore. Without new shows coming in, I can see CITV becoming way too reliant on repeats.

If they don’t get more creative acquisitions soon, I wonder if kids will start to lose interest. It’s a bit scary, thinking about how quickly things can change!

User: CriticKid
Date: July 4, 2006
Re: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

Yeah, I can see where everyone’s coming from! There’s definitely a chance for CITV to thrive with new third-party acquisitions, but it’s so important they choose wisely to keep the lineup fresh and engaging.

I think if they can find something that resonates well with the audience, they might just dodge the "repeat central" idea. But it’s essential that they also focus on developing more homegrown content if possible, even if it means partnering with other production companies.

User: KiddoFan123
Date: July 4, 2006
Re: ITV Productions Kids Shutdown – What Does This Mean for CITV?

Totally! It looks like we're all on the same page about the potential risks here. I really hope CITV can pivot and find that right balance before viewers start feeling the impacts of too many repeats. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that they can make some wise decisions moving forward! With a little creativity, I believe they can still offer exciting programming! 🤞✨

Write a follow up where Saturday Showdown has already faded away, replaced by Toonbase, a block with 6 cartoons

Thread Title: Saturday Showdown to Toonbase: What Do You Think?

User: KiddoFan123
Date: July 18, 2006
Subject: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

Hey everyone! Wow, what a shift! I just saw that "Holly and Stephen's Saturday Showdown" has officially been replaced by a new block called "Toonbase." It looks like they’re rolling out six different cartoons.

I have to admit, I’m a bit sad about the change. I loved the mix of live segments, games, and cartoons that Saturday Showdown offered. But I'm also curious to see how "Toonbase" will be. Does anyone have details on the shows that are part of this new block?

User: AnimationLover88
Date: July 18, 2006
Re: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

Yeah! It’s such a big change! I heard that Toonbase features some interesting selections. As far as I know, the block includes "TMNT," "SpongeBob SquarePants," "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic," "The Fairly OddParents," "Oggy and the Cockroaches," and "Winx Club."

It seems they’re really banking on solid, popular shows to draw viewers in. I wonder if Toonbase will have any interactive elements like Saturday Showdown did, or if it’s just going to be a straight cartoon block.

User: RetroTVFan
Date: July 18, 2006
Re: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

I was a fan of Saturday Showdown too, so I feel mixed about it as well. It's nice that they’re featuring some beloved cartoons in Toonbase, but I do worry it might come across as just another static cartoon block.

I hope they plan to incorporate some fun elements to keep it entertaining, like games or surprises between the shows. Otherwise, it might not hold viewers’ interest for long, especially since we’re now in a repeat-heavy era!

User: PrincessPony
Date: July 18, 2006
Re: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

It’s definitely a lot to absorb! I’m happy to hear they’re keeping all those fan-favorite cartoons in rotation. The lineup looks solid, and "Toonbase" has potential to be really enjoyable.

But you’re right—adding some interaction or themed segments to make it feel more engaging would elevate it. If they can inspire fun discussions or challenges among the viewers, it could work really well!

User: CriticKid
Date: July 18, 2006
Re: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

Totally agree with everyone! I'm glad to see some strong cartoon titles in the mix. It's basically a “best of” block! But without the interactive fun of Saturday Showdown, I worry about its long-term appeal.

If they can keep it lively and engaging during commercial breaks or even create special event episodes from time to time, it might have a chance to thrive. I guess we’ll have to see how it unfolds in the coming weeks!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: July 18, 2006
Re: Saturday Showdown Has Faded Away!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, everyone! I’m hoping for the best with "Toonbase," but I share your concerns. It might take some time for the new block to find its groove. Let’s keep an eye on how it develops and see if they can add some fun elements to keep things exciting! 😊ITV1 schedule ITV1 Schedule – Wednesday, January 3, 2007
06:00 GMT – Good Morning Britain
Start your day with the latest news, weather, and entertainment updates.

09:30 – This Morning
Magazine show with lifestyle features, interviews, and celebrity guests.

12:30 – Loose Women
Talk show featuring panel discussions on current issues and stories.

13:30 – Midsomer Murders (Repeat)
A detective drama set in the English countryside.

15:00 – The Jeremy Kyle Show
Daytime talk show tackling real-life issues and conflicts.

16:00 – National Lottery Draws
The chance to win big with the National Lottery results.

16:15 – Emmerdale
Popular soap opera following the lives of those in a Yorkshire village.

17:00 – ITV News at 5:00
Regional and national news summaries.

17:30 – The Bill
Police procedural drama focusing on the officers of Sun Hill police station.

18:30 – Neighbours
Iconic Australian soap opera.

19:00 – ITV Evening News
Comprehensive news bulletin for the UK and around the world.

19:30 – Emmerdale (Half Hour)
Continuation of the afternoon soap storylines.

20:00 – The X Factor
Talent competition with aspiring singers performing for the judges.

21:30 – Doc Martin
Comedy-drama about a socially awkward doctor in a small Cornish village.

22:30 – ITV News at Ten
Late evening news and current affairs.

23:00 – Midsomer Murders (Repeat Episode)
A chance to catch another mystery crime drama episode.

00:00 – Late Night Movies – The Bourne Identity
Action thriller starring Matt Damon.

02:00 – ITV Nightscreen
Information and programming schedule for late night and early morning. Write a forum conversation where it appears ITV have wasted no time in making the CITV channel the be all end all of CITV, going as far as to end the 3pm-6pm CITV on ITV1 block, Doesn't the country not go digital fully till 2012?

Thread Title: ITV Shutting Down 3PM-6PM CITV Block on ITV1 – Is This Too Soon?

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 5, 2007
Subject: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

Hey everyone, I just noticed that ITV has officially ended the 3PM to 6PM CITV programming block on ITV1! It seems like they’re focusing everything on the dedicated CITV digital channel now. I mean, the CITV channel is cool and all, but doesn’t the UK not fully switch over to digital TV until 2012? Isn't this a bit early to phase out CITV on the main channel?

I’m just wondering if ITV is really pushing for the CITV channel to become the only place to watch kids’ shows, even though most households still rely heavily on analogue or basic Freeview setups.

What do you folks think? Is this a clever move to get families to switch earlier to digital, or are they risking losing viewers who don’t have access to the digital CITV yet? Would love to hear your insights!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: January 5, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

Yeah, I saw that too. It’s definitely a bold move by ITV. They’re clearly trying to make their digital channel the “hub” for all children’s content, which might make sense for long-term brand consolidation. But still, it feels a bit premature!

Lots of kids and parents only have analogue or minimal Freeview setups, and cutting out CITV on ITV1 during after-school hours could leave a chunk of the audience in the cold… or at least confused about where to find their favorite shows.

User: AnimationLover88
Date: January 6, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

I get the reasoning — digital channels are the future, and I guess ITV wants to push more people toward digital TV subscriptions, especially with the digital switchover looming.

But yeah, it is weird considering the official full digital switchover in the UK isn't scheduled until 2012. Most families are still watching analogue or basic Freeview, so this seems like a slightly risky way to alienate viewers who don’t have the CITV channel yet.

I hope ITV compensates by making sure there’s lots of accessibility through cable, satellite, and Freeview packages to keep kids connected.

User: PrincessPony
Date: January 6, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

I’m torn on this. On one hand, having a dedicated CITV channel feels very “now” and allows for more diverse scheduling, but I worry about older or less tech-savvy viewers who might still be using older TVs or don’t have digital boxes.

Maybe ITV is laying groundwork for the inevitable and figuring there's no point running two simultaneous services when eventually everyone will move digital — but yeah, it feels like the transition could be smoother.

User: CriticKid
Date: January 6, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

It’s definitely a business decision — ITV wants to drive subscriptions and viewers to their paid or wider digital offerings. Makes sense from a financial perspective, especially since they can have full control over the digital CITV channel.

Still, the timing sucks for those without digital TV access yet. The 2012 switchover date used to feel so far away, but now with major programming shifts like this happening in 2007, it shows just how fast broadcasters are trying to push adoption.

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: January 7, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

Blobbit fans here! 😄 I’m a bit worried this change means fewer chances for kids to stumble onto shows like Blobbit Adventures if they only watch ITV1.

At least the CITV channel has a great lineup, but it requires people to know about it and have access to digital TV boxes or satellite/cable — not everyone has that.

Crossing fingers that ITV will also keep promoting the CITV channel widely so no one feels left out.

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 8, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

Thanks for all the input!

It sounds like the consensus is that ITV is definitely trying to “go digital first” with CITV, but the UK’s digital switchover is still 5 years away!

It’ll be interesting to see if this forces more families to upgrade sooner or if ITV ends up losing viewers during the afternoons.

Either way, this feels like a huge milestone in UK children’s TV history — the end of CITV on the main ITV channel! Will make for nostalgic memories someday… but does anyone know how the viewership numbers are doing after this change? Any early reports?

User: RetroTVFan
Date: January 9, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

No official numbers yet, but I’ve seen mixed reactions online. Some parents are confused and can’t find their favorite shows anymore. Some kids switched to other channels like CBBC or Disney Channel on cable.

ITV will probably monitor those numbers closely and might tweak their digital offering or marketing to capture as many viewers as possible.

User: AnimationLover88
Date: January 10, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

If this accelerates digital TV adoption for families, maybe it’s a necessary growing pain.

The digital CITV channel offers a better platform for shows and possibly more hours of children’s programming. Just hope ITV keeps accessibility and awareness high — not everyone is plugged in yet.

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 11, 2007
Re: ITV Ending CITV Block on ITV1? What’s Going On!?

Agreed! Thanks for all the great discussion. Looks like it’s a major change that could pave the way for more digital-centric kids' programming.

Will be keeping an eye on how CITV channel grows and if ITV ever brings back any content to ITV1!

Fingers crossed for all the young viewers missing out right now. Here’s hoping this digital push works out in the long run! 🌟📺

Summary: ITV's removal of the afternoon CITV block from ITV1 in early 2007 signals an aggressive push towards the dedicated digital CITV channel, well before the UK's full digital transition in 2012. While this streamlines children’s programming under one digital hub, it raises concerns about accessibility and viewership among households yet to convert to digital TV, fueling ongoing debates about the pace of digital switchover and broadcaster priorities.

Write a forum conversation Jan 25 2007, Ofcom have found out

Thread Title: BREAKING: Ofcom Investigation into ITV’s Removal of CITV Block on ITV1!

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 25, 2007
Subject: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Hey everyone, just saw on the news that Ofcom is officially launching an investigation into ITV for their decision to remove the 3PM-6PM CITV programming block from ITV1 without what some are calling “adequate viewer consultation.” Apparently, concerns have been raised about how this move affects accessibility for children who don’t have digital TV yet.

The reports say Ofcom is examining whether ITV’s early push to the digital CITV channel might be putting too many viewers at a disadvantage, especially since the UK’s full digital switchover isn’t due until 2012.

What do you all think about this? Is ITV being too hasty? Should Ofcom step in and force ITV to bring back the block on ITV1 for the analogue audience?

User: RetroTVFan
Date: January 25, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Wow, this is huge news! I was already worried that a lot of kids without digital access were being left out. Ofcom stepping in makes sense — removing a main ITV kids’ block without thorough notice or alternatives on analogue feels like leaving a big group in the dark.

I hope this investigation pressures ITV to find some kind of solution, maybe a compromise mix of analogue and digital programming until the switchover actually happens.

User: AnimationLover88
Date: January 25, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

I completely agree with Ofcom getting involved. It feels like ITV rushed this digital-only approach without fully considering all the families who can’t easily access the CITV channel yet.

The 3PM-6PM block on ITV1 was a staple for many kids after school. The loss of it has been confusing and frustrating for parents and kids alike.

Hopefully, the investigation leads to ITV reconsidering their strategy or finding better ways to support analogue viewers during this transition period.

User: PrincessPony
Date: January 25, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

This really highlights how tricky the digital switchover period is. Broadcasters want to push forward and innovate, but they have a responsibility not to exclude viewers still on older platforms.

Ofcom’s involvement might give the public a voice here — those who’ve lost easy access to kids’ shows deserve to be heard!

User: CriticKid
Date: January 25, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

ITV’s move always felt like a money-driven push to get folks to pay for digital packages. Ofcom’s intervention might be a check against putting profits over public service.

This isn’t just about kids missing cartoons — it’s about equitable access to TV for families during this huge tech transition.

I’ll be following this closely. Hopefully, it encourages ITV and other broadcasters to handle digital switchovers more thoughtfully.

User: IWantToBeLikeBlobbit
Date: January 26, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

As a fan of Blobbit and other CITV shows, I feel for the kids who can’t find them anymore because of this switch. Ofcom stepping in is probably the best thing that could happen to protect small viewers and their families.

Maybe ITV will have to provide guidelines or even bring back some analogue-friendly programming for the next few years while digital adoption catches up.

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 26, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Thanks everyone for the great comments! It’s reassuring to see so many people backing the need for fair access.

I wonder if ITV will pause or delay any further digital-only changes while this probe is ongoing? Fingers crossed that feedback from families will be taken seriously.

I’ll keep updating if I hear more from Ofcom or ITV. This could have big implications for children’s TV and digital switchover policies!

User: RetroTVFan
Date: January 27, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Just read that Ofcom will be taking evidence from parents, technical experts, and broadcasters to assess how the changes impact viewers.

This isn’t just about the CITV block either — it’s part of a bigger conversation about balancing innovation with accessibility.

Really hope this leads to better strategies, like dual broadcasts or wider promotions to help viewers get digital ready.

User: AnimationLover88
Date: January 27, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Agreed! This is a key moment for kids’ programming in the UK. The way ITV handles this could set the tone for other channels and the wider switchover.

Fingers crossed for a positive outcome that benefits both viewers and broadcasters. No one should lose out during this big tech change.

User: KiddoFan123
Date: January 28, 2007
Re: Ofcom Probing ITV Over Ending CITV Block on ITV1 — What’s Going On?

Absolutely! I think viewers now have a chance to show broadcasters how important accessible programming is.

Thanks for the discussion, everyone. Will update here if there are official Ofcom findings or ITV responses.

Blobbit and the whole CITV gang deserve to be watched by all kids, analogue or digital! 🌟🐇📺

Summary: On January 25, 2007, Ofcom announced an investigation into ITV’s removal of the CITV afternoon block from ITV1, concerning potential accessibility issues for analogue viewers amid the digital switchover planned for 2012. The investigation has sparked wide discussion on forums, with fans and viewers urging ITV to balance digital innovation with fair access during the transition years.

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