D Dubbs
D Dubbs
Wish Upon A Star
JoinedMar 23, 2007
Messages14,881
LocationWisconsin
Jun 18, 2008
#75
Looks like the 4Kids.tv website is going under some reconstruction. Gone are the show icons at the top of the front page, and instead we have…spinning Pac-Man icons?


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4kidstv2vl1.png

The CW4Kids and 4Kids TV symbols alternate about once every second. It probably won’t be long before the CW4Kids.com redirects to 4Kids.tv. I assume they’ll replace the spinning Pac-Mans with new show icons fairly soon, too.

EDIT: Okay, the show icons have been uploaded, and they’re pretty much the same as before, except now there’s one for Kirby. I guess they’ll add Kirby episodes to the “Watch” section eventually.
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Sonic_Eclipse
Sonic_Eclipse
Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!
JoinedJul 20, 2007
Messages1,979
LocationPA
Jun 19, 2008
#76
CW4Kids.com now redirects to 4KidsTV.com. It’s got the new schedule on the side too.
Looks pretty cool seeing Spider-Man and Batman on a 4Kids site, check it out.

I wonder if this means CW4Kids will have a new look this Saturday.
Pomegranate
Active Member
JoinedApr 16, 2006
Messages2,670
LocationNowhere
Jun 19, 2008
#77
Sonic_Eclipse said:
CW4Kids.com now redirects to 4KidsTV.com. It’s got the new schedule on the side too.
Looks pretty cool seeing Spider-Man and Batman on a 4Kids site, check it out.

I wonder if this means CW4Kids will have a new look this Saturday.

No, it doesn’t. They still have 2 different websites of their own, it’s just that they look almost identical to each other.:sweat:
Sonic_Eclipse
Sonic_Eclipse
Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!
JoinedJul 20, 2007
Messages1,979
LocationPA
Jun 19, 2008
#78
Ozone Shakespeare said:
No, it doesn’t. They still have 2 different websites of their own, it’s just that they look almost identical to each other.:sweat:

No, when you click on the Saturday morning line-up, it redirects you to 4Kids.tv.
Pomegranate
Active Member
JoinedApr 16, 2006
Messages2,670
LocationNowhere
Jun 19, 2008
#79
Sonic_Eclipse said:
No, when you click on the Saturday morning line-up, it redirects you to 4Kids.tv.

Oh, I see now. Thanks for the info.;)
D Dubbs
D Dubbs
Wish Upon A Star
JoinedMar 23, 2007
Messages14,881
LocationWisconsin
Jun 19, 2008
#80
It’s interesting how Saturday morning blocks and their website counterparts have progressed over the years.

foxkids.com -----> foxbox.tv ------> 4Kids.tv
&
kidswb.com -----> cw4Kids.com ------> 4Kids.tv

Heh, 4Kids really has quite a bit of legacy to uphold.

Also, full episodes of Kirby are now streaming in the “Watch” section. Oh, and they finally fixed the 4Kids forums after over two weeks of downtime.

PC!
PC!
lolwut?
JoinedJun 9, 2002
Messages14,615
LocationSouth-central Missouri
Jun 20, 2008
#87
Well really, they say the first time to “check out what CW4Kids has to offer”, probably referring to the “new” 4Kids shows. I don’t think they really mean the first “airing” of CW4Kids.

I’d love to have some new bumps though. I wonder if they’ll gradually shift from the pseudo-WB look they have going on to turn it into something similar to 4KidsTV, keep the look they have now, or have a sort of “combo” of the two.

Write a fictional forum convo where the schedule is shown (7am to 12pm, starting with Will & Dewitt as usual) with Chaotic at 9am, TMNT: FF at 10:30am and Yu-Gi-Oh GX at 11am, Also we get our answer if CW4Kids is moving away from the Kids WB look (This is fictional and set in my AU so don’t worry about a thing)
CoolKid1991
CoolKid1991
Retro is the New Cool
JoinedAug 10, 2005
Messages9,324
LocationThe Heart of Nostalgia
Jun 27, 2008
#121
Guys, did anyone catch the upcoming lineup? The schedule is out and it’s looking pretty solid from 7am to 12pm! Starting bright and early with Will & Dewitt, as usual, but with some heavy hitters following up.

RetroFan88
RetroFan88
Living in the Past, Loving it!
JoinedMay 3, 2006
Messages5,407
LocationBack in the 90s
Jun 27, 2008
#122
Absolutely stoked for this! Here’s what we’re looking at:

- 7:00am: Will & Dewitt. A nice, chill start to the morning.
- 7:30am: Magi-Nation. Always down for some magical adventures.
- 8:00am: Viva Piñata. It’s hard not to love this one.
- 8:30am: Sonic X. Fast-paced action to really wake you up!
- 9:00am: Chaotic. This is what I’ve been waiting for. It’s about time we got some more card game action.
- 9:30am: Gogoriki. Always a quirky slot but it has its charm.
- 10:00am: The Spectacular Spider-Man. Cannot get enough of this show!
- 10:30am: TMNT: Fast Forward. The turtles never disappoint. Super hyped for this!
- 11:00am: Yu-Gi-Oh GX. The perfect show to lead us toward noon.
- 11:30am: Gogoriki. Our beloved round friends end our morning with lots of laughs.

TechWizard09
TechWizard09
Your Go-To for All Things Tech and TV
JoinedJul 11, 2007
Messages3,819
LocationSurfing the Web of Tomorrow
Jun 27, 2008
#123
This lineup is pretty interesting, but what’s really catching my eye is the arrangement. Placing Chaotic at 9am could bring in a solid viewership, especially sandwiched between Sonic X and The Spectacular Spider-Man. TMNT: Fast Forward at 10:30am is an excellent choice for the lead into Yu-Gi-Oh GX.

VintageToons
VintageToons
Nostalgia is a Warm, Cozy Place
JoinedOct 15, 2004
Messages2,271
LocationRewinding to Better Times
Jun 27, 2008
#124
It’s cool to see they’re keeping some of the classics and mixing in new flavors. But does anyone know if CW4Kids is moving away from the Kids WB look?

NerdCore92
NerdCore92
All About the Details
JoinedSep 9, 2006
Messages4,282
LocationLooking Closer
Jun 27, 2008
#125
Caught a glimpse of the new promo material, and it looks like they’re gently shifting from the Kids WB aesthetic to something more in line with 4KidsTV, but it’s more like a combo of the two than a complete overhaul. It retains the fun vibe but brings in the newer 4Kids edge. I think it’s a smart move considering they’re trying to appeal to both loyal viewers and attract new ones with shows like Chaotic and Yu-Gi-Oh GX. Also, this blend of styles could be really refreshing!

AnimeFanatic2003
AnimeFanatic2003
Eyes Always Glued to the Screen
JoinedJan 8, 2003
Messages6,935
LocationThe Anime Universe
Jun 27, 2008
#126
NerdCore92 nailed it. This subtle mix is definitely a way to bridge the gap between two eras of Saturday morning cartoons. Plus, it’s sweet to see Yu-Gi-Oh GX cementing that 11am time slot, it’s such an underrated gem. This schedule and aesthetic transition seem promising for the CW4Kids future!

Everyone seems quite hyped for the mix of shows and the slight shift in aesthetic direction. Keep your eyes peeled this Saturday; let’s see how this new blend resonates with the audience!

Remember, this conversation is purely fictional, set in an alternate universe created for the sake of this scenario. Enjoy the nostalgic trip down this imaginary lane!
Write a convo back on June 1 saying the new lineup is getting rid of Skunk Fu, Johnny Test, Tom and Jerry Tales, Eon Kid, World of Quest and Ben 10 on June 21 and say what’s joining, and a user says they think Gogoriki is REALLY cute
ForumGuru99
ForumGuru99
Master of All Things TV
JoinedApr 11, 2005
Messages12,501
LocationUltimate Viewing Room
Jun 01, 2008
#345
Heads up, folks! Big news on the Saturday morning front. Looks like we’re saying goodbye to a handful of shows on June 21st. Wave farewell to Skunk Fu, Johnny Test, Tom and Jerry Tales, Eon Kid, World of Quest and Ben 10. It’s always a little bittersweet to see shows go, but on the bright side, we’ve got some fresh faces joining the lineup. Get ready to meet some new friends!

AnimationAddict
AnimationAddict
Cartoon Connoisseur
JoinedJun 15, 2006
Messages8,735
LocationToon Town
Jun 01, 2008
#346
Oh wow, that’s a pretty significant shakeup! Any word on what’s filling those slots?

ForumGuru99
ForumGuru99
Master of All Things TV
JoinedApr 11, 2005
Messages12,501
LocationUltimate Viewing Room
Jun 01, 2008
#347
Yes! Here’s the scoop on what’s joining the lineup:
- Viva Piñata: A vibrant show full of color and fun. Perfect for the younger audience.
- Gogoriki: A quirky new show that’s sure to capture hearts with its unique character designs and humor.
- The Spectacular Spider-Man: For the superhero fans, this one’s a must-watch.
- Chaotic: For those who love action and strategy, this show’s going to be a hit.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Continuing the legacy, a new chapter of exciting duels.

CartoonFan2003
CartoonFan2003
Aspiring Animator
JoinedMar 09, 2003
Messages4,982
LocationSketch Pad Central
Jun 01, 2008
#348
Honestly, I’m really going to miss Ben 10 and Johnny Test. They had a good run though. This new lineup sounds interesting. I’m especially curious about Gogoriki.

CuteCritterLover
CuteCritterLover
Enthusiast of All Things Adorable
JoinedMay 21, 2007
Messages3,217
LocationCuddleville
Jun 01, 2008
#349
Gogoriki? I caught a preview, and oh my gosh, they’re REALLY cute! 😍 The character designs are just adorable. I think it’s going to be a hit based on the cuteness factor alone.

AnimeNerd92
AnimeNerd92
Weeb Extraordinaire
JoinedAug 12, 2004
Messages10,123
LocationManga Mansion
Jun 01, 2008
#350
CuteCritterLover, totally with you on Gogoriki! Those characters are like a magnet for anyone who loves cute things. Can’t say I was ready to see some of the old shows leave, but I’m definitely looking forward to what these new ones bring to the table. Let’s hope they live up to the hype!

Also here’s the existing schedule (while it lasts)

7:00 Will & Dewitt

7:30 Magi-Nation

8:00 Skunk Fu

8:30 World of Quest

9:00 Ben 10

9:30 Johnny Test

10:00 The Spectacular Spider-Man

10:30 Tom and Jerry Tales

11:00 Eon Kid

11:30 Johnny Test. Write a convo on June 14 with the shows most advertised as (coming next saturday), Also a user says what B10 ep was aired today (it’s still in the AU)
SaturdayMorningFanatic
SaturdayMorningFanatic
Ultimate Cartoon Enthusiast
JoinedJan 4, 2004
Messages15,902
LocationIn Front of the TV
Jun 14, 2008
#942
Big news for all you Saturday morning fans! The new lineup for next Saturday is already being heavily advertised, and it looks like we’re in for a treat. Here’s what you can expect to see:

- 7:00 Will & Dewitt
- 7:30 Magi-Nation
- 8:00 Viva Piñata
- 8:30 Sonic X
- 9:00 Chaotic
- 9:30 Gogoriki
- 10:00 The Spectacular Spider-Man
- 10:30 TMNT: Fast Forward
- 11:00 Yu-Gi-Oh GX
- 11:30 Gogoriki (Yes, twice! They must really be pushing this one.)

RetroToonLover
RetroToonLover
Nostalgia Is My Middle Name
JoinedFeb 19, 2005
Messages7,132
LocationMemory Lane
Jun 14, 2008
#943
I’m actually excited about this. The mix of action and quirky characters in the morning is going to be interesting. Double Gogoriki? That’s unexpected but definitely curious to see how it draws the crowd.

AdventureAwaits
AdventureAwaits
Adventurer in Cartoon Land
JoinedAug 7, 2004
Messages9,278
LocationJourneying Through Toons
Jun 14, 2008
#944
Gogoriki twice really caught me off guard, but hey, more power to them if it works. I’m here for Chaotic and The Spectacular Spider-Man. Those two back-to-back are going to be the highlight of my Saturday morning.

Ben10SuperFan
Ben10SuperFan
Defender of the Omnitrix
JoinedOct 12, 2006
Messages5,750
LocationThe Watchtower
Jun 14, 2008
#945
In case anyone missed it, today they aired the Ben 10 episode “A Small Problem” – it’s one of my favorites from the series. It’s bittersweet knowing it’s one of the last times we’ll see Ben 10 in the current lineup. But the future does look promising!

CuteToonWatcher
CuteToonWatcher
Lover of All Things Adorable
JoinedApr 5, 2005
Messages4,221
LocationCuddle Corner
Jun 14, 2008
#946
Can’t contain my excitement for double Gogoriki! 😍 I checked out some of the character designs and they are overflowing with cuteness. Here’s to hoping it becomes the sleeper hit of the new lineup!

ToonTasticTechie
ToonTasticTechie
Animated Tech Wizard
JoinedMar 3, 2006
Messages6,681
LocationDigital Toon City
Jun 14, 2008
#947
It’s going to be interesting to see how the network transitions from the current to the new lineup. Gogoriki getting two slots tells me they’ve got a lot of faith in it catching on. I’ve got my DVR set up and ready to record; can’t risk missing out on this historic shift in Saturday morning tradition!

Remember everyone, next Saturday is the big day. Till then, keep tuning in, keep discussing, and let’s enjoy the end of an era and the beginning of a new one! 📺🌅
Write a follow up on June 21 with the show with the highest ratings, and a user says they’re really proud of it, One user says they REALLY love it but are kinda sad about B10, JT, WOQ and SF being dropped
ToonMaster99
ToonMaster99
Cartoon Network Aficionado
JoinedJan 1, 2003
Messages18,642
LocationTooniverse Central
Jun 21, 2008
#1258
Good morning, cartoon connoisseurs! The numbers are in, and you won’t believe which show took the Saturday morning ratings crown. Drumroll, please… It’s Gogoriki! Yes, our double-header of pure cuteness and quirky adventures has officially become the highest-rated show in the new lineup. Who would’ve thought? Seems like the gamble to air it twice really paid off. Let’s discuss what this might mean for the future of our weekend mornings.

ProudToonFan
ProudToonFan
Old-School Cartoon Lover
JoinedJun 8, 2005
Messages13,780
LocationNostalgia Lane
Jun 21, 2008
#1259
I’m honestly really proud of Gogoriki. It’s refreshing to see something so different capture the hearts of so many. It’s proof that even in a world full of superheroes and action-packed adventures, there’s still room for simple, heartwarming fun. Congrats to the creators and the network for taking a chance on something unique!

HeartfeltAnimator
HeartfeltAnimator
Aspiring Creator
JoinedSep 15, 2007
Messages4,000
LocationDrawing Board
Jun 21, 2008
#1260
I REALLY love Gogoriki. It’s charming, it’s funny, and it has this innocence that’s just captivating. But I won’t lie, there’s a part of me that’s kinda sad about Ben 10, Johnny Test, World of Quest, and Skunk Fu being dropped. They all had their own brand of adventure and humor that I grew up with. It’s tough to see them go, but I guess that’s the nature of television. Hopefully, they’ll find a new home where they can continue to be enjoyed by old and new fans alike.

ClassicToonFan
ClassicToonFan
Retro Cartoon Aficionado
JoinedMay 20, 2004
Messages10,215
LocationReliving the Golden Age
Jun 21, 2008
#1261
The success of Gogoriki is definitely intriguing. It’s a testament to how varied the tastes of the audience can be and how there’s always a demand for something different. While I’m thrilled at the new direction and opportunities for different kinds of storytelling, like HeartfeltAnimator, I too feel the loss of our beloved shows. It’s like saying goodbye to old friends, hoping you’ll run into them again someday. Here’s to preserving the legacy of all our favorite shows, while embracing the new gems that come our way.

SaturdayMorningBuff
SaturdayMorningBuff
Weekend Warrior
JoinedJan 5, 2003
Messages8,650
LocationCouch Command Center
Jun 21, 2008
#1262
It’s quite the shakeup, but that’s television for you—always evolving. Gogoriki winning the ratings race is a significant milestone. It’ll be fascinating to see how the show influences the programming decisions moving forward. Will we see more shows like it in the future? And while the departure of classics is bittersweet, let’s not forget that their end could pave the way for new classics to be born. Let’s keep our eyes peeled and our remote controls ready for whatever comes next!
Write a convo where Johnny has been replaced in one of the comic book bumpers (Yes, CW4Kids are still using those till summer’s out)
ComicNerd101
ComicNerd101
Comic Book & Animation Buff
JoinedMar 10, 2005
Messages9,874
LocationIn a Comic Book Store
Jul 7, 2008
#6578
Hey folks, did anyone catch the latest comic book bumper on CW4Kids last Saturday? Johnny’s been replaced! In the newest animation, it’s Gogoriki characters filling in the spot where Johnny Test used to be. It’s a bit surreal seeing the shift in the comic book pages from our familiar action-packed scenes to the light-hearted, quirky world of Gogoriki.

ToonFanatic92
ToonFanatic92
All Things Toons
JoinedApr 15, 2006
Messages8,329
LocationWatching Cartoons
Jul 7, 2008
#6579
Yes, I noticed that too! The Gogoriki characters popping out of the comic book panels were a fun touch. CW4Kids seems to be fully embracing the change. I have to admit, while I’m going to miss those Johnny Test bumpers, the new Gogoriki ones add a nice, fresh vibe to the lineup.

AnimationAddict
AnimationAddict
Old-School Toon Lover
JoinedJan 19, 2004
Messages12,500
LocationAnimation Land
Jul 7, 2008
#6580
I saw it! It’s interesting how they’re integrating Gogoriki into the CW4Kids identity, especially through those iconic comic book bumpers. I’m curious to see if they’ll update any more with the new characters. It’s like marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. Still, Johnny Test had such a noticeable presence; it feels weird without him.

RetroToons4Life
RetroToons4Life
Nostalgic Toon Lover
JoinedFeb 5, 2003
Messages10,745
LocationReliving the Classics
Jul 7, 2008
#6581
Definitely an end of an era feeling. The comic book bumpers are such a staple of the CW4Kids identity, and seeing them update to feature new shows is bittersweet. It’s a clear sign of the times changing. Gogoriki’s whimsical style does bring a breath of fresh air, though. It’ll be interesting to see how the audience reacts over time.

CartoonCritic
CartoonCritic
Analyzing Animation
JoinedSep 9, 2007
Messages6,581
LocationIn a Theater Near You
Jul 7, 2008
#6582
Change is the only constant in the world of television. The transition from Johnny Test to Gogoriki in the comic book bumpers symbolizes not just a change in programming but also a shift in what the network believes will draw in the audience. It’s going to be exciting to see how CW4Kids evolves from here and what new shows might get their moment in the comic book spotlight next summer.
Write a convo where JT and T&JT fans are accepting GGR without question, but it’s a different story for fans of B10 being thrust into Chaotic and YGO GX
ToonTalker247
ToonTalker247
Saturday Morning Aficionado
Joined May 6, 2005
Messages 4,732
LocationToon Central
Aug 5, 2008
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So, has everyone settled into the new lineup yet? I’ve noticed Johnny Test and Tom and Jerry Tales fans seem to have embraced Gogoriki without much fuss. It’s different, sure, but it’s quirky and fun. Thoughts?

DigiFanatic
DigiFanatic
Digital Toons Lover
Joined Oct 19, 2006
Messages 3,289
Location Digital World
Aug 5, 2008
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Absolutely, ToonTalker247. As a JT fan myself, I found Gogoriki to be a pleasant surprise. It’s different but in a good way. It brought something new to the table, and I appreciated that freshness in the morning lineup.

ClassicCartoonCritic
ClassicCartoonCritic
Old School Enthusiast
Joined Sep 8, 2004
Messages 5,674
Location Nostalgia Lane
Aug 5, 2008
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I agree. Tom and Jerry Tales had its run, and while nothing can truly replace the classics, Gogoriki has its own charm. Plus, it’s always nice to see new animation styles and stories being presented.

Ben10Defender
Ben10Defender
Protector of the Omnitrix
Joined Jun 30, 2007
Messages 2,810
Location Hero HQ
Aug 5, 2008
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On the other hand, as a die-hard Ben 10 fan, switching to Chaotic and Yu-Gi-Oh GX has been rough. It’s not just about genre but the storytelling vibe. Ben 10 had action, humor, and a relatable protagonist. Chaotic and YGO GX are cool, don’t get me wrong, but they lean heavily into the card game aspect, which isn’t everyone’s cup of tea.

GXChampion
GXChampion
Duel Master in Training
Joined Aug 14, 2006
Messages 1,975
Location The Duel Academy
Aug 5, 2008
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I understand where Ben10Defender is coming from. It’s a significant shift from a narrative and character-driven show like Ben 10 to more strategy and game-focused shows. For YGO GX fans, it’s a direct hit, but transitioning fans might find it harder to connect with the themes and characters.

ChaoticChampion
ChaoticChampion
Perim Explorer
Joined Jul 22, 2007
Messages 2,091
Location Chaotic Realm
Aug 5, 2008
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True, the transition has been a bit polarizing. Speaking as a Chaotic fan, I love the strategic depth and the unique creatures. However, I can see how Ben 10 fans might miss the continuity and character development they were used to. It’s a different storytelling experience altogether.

ToonUnity
ToonUnity
Bringing Fans Together
Joined Jan 15, 2005
Messages 4,550
Location Toon Metropolis
Aug 5, 2008
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What we’re seeing is a fascinating aspect of fandom. Shows like Johnny Test and Tom and Jerry Tales, while beloved, cater to a wide audience with their comedy and antics, making the transition to Gogoriki smoother. Ben 10 introduced a mix of humor, action, and character-driven plots that created a strong bond with its viewers, making it harder for these fans to find the same attachment in card-based game shows. It highlights how diverse our cartoon preferences can be and how certain genres resonate differently with each viewer.
Write a convo asking why W&D and MN get to stay,
AnimationAnalyst
AnimationAnalyst
Cartoon Connoisseur
Joined Feb 12, 2004
Messages 8,154
Location Animated Insights
Sep 10, 2008
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Hey everyone, I’ve been pondering the recent lineup changes and something struck me: Why do Will & Dewitt (W&D) and Magi-Nation (MN) get to stay amidst all the swaps and replacements? Not saying they don’t deserve their spots, but considering the shift towards more action-oriented and card game shows, it’s intriguing they remain. Thoughts?

ToonSavvy101
ToonSavvy101
Saturday Morning Scholar
Joined Mar 3, 2006
Messages 5,981
Location Toon Town Hall
Sep 10, 2008
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That’s a good question, AnimationAnalyst. One theory could be that W&D and MN offer a unique blend that the network is aiming to maintain - variety. W&D provides a wholesome, educational yet entertaining experience for a younger audience, which is invaluable. As for MN, it bridges the gap with a fantasy adventure world that isn’t as niche as card game shows but still appeals to fans of mystical and strategic themes.

FanTheoryGuy
FanTheoryGuy
Pop Culture Philosopher
Joined Aug 18, 2005
Messages 3,467
Location Theoryville
Sep 10, 2008
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To add to ToonSavvy101’s point, retaining W&D and MN could also be a strategic move to keep a diverse audience. While action and card games draw in one crowd, the imaginative and problem-solving stories from shows like W&D and MN cater to both younger viewers and those looking for less intense content. This balanced approach could help maintain broader appeal.

CartoonDynamo
CartoonDynamo
Animation Aficionado
Joined Jan 22, 2007
Messages 6,330
Location Dynamic Discussions
Sep 10, 2008
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Absolutely, FanTheoryGuy and ToonSavvy101. Diversity in programming is key, especially for a block that’s viewed by a wide array of ages and interests. Shows like W&D and MN also have an element of ‘edutainment’ without being overt, making them an easy fit for parents looking for content that’s not just entertaining but also enriching for their kids.

RetroToonFan
RetroToonFan
Nostalgic Animation Lover
Joined Jul 5, 2002
Messages 9,025
Location Memory Lane
Sep 10, 2008
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You guys bring up valid points about variety and audience. Let’s not forget the possible contractual and scheduling agreements that might be in place. Channels often make long-term deals with show distributors, and it’s possible W&D and MN have contracts that ensure their stay for a set period. Plus, finding suitable replacements that fit the desired programming mix is no small feat.

NextGenToonster
NextGenToonster
Future of Animation Fan
Joined May 11, 2008
Messages 1,254
Location Looking Ahead
Sep 10, 2008
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All excellent insights! Another angle could be the educational value these shows provide, positioning the network favorably in terms of offering content that’s not just purely entertainment-based but also carries educational undertones, crucial for appealing to parents and educators. In an era where content is king, having multifaceted shows like W&D and MN gives the network an edge in the competitive world of children’s programming. Write a convo asking why the hell 4Kids went with a "cold turkey" transition approach on June 21