Pop was originally launched on 29 May 2003 by Chart Show Channels (CSC) Media Group as Toons&Tunes.[2] Toons&Tunes was then later rebranded as its current name, Pop (formerly stylized as pop and POP!) in the following month. In September 2003, a timeshift sister network - Pop Plus, was launched.[3] Originally, the network focused on music videos with animated programming also part of the schedule, but with the numerous music video network options on British television at the time, this focus was quickly abandoned in 2004, when the animated content became much more prominent. Music videos continued to be carried on and off until 2010, before eventually being abandoned entirely.[citation needed] Initially, the channel broadcast animated content sourced from Granada Media's programming library under a six-month non-exclusive deal, before transitioning to content sourced mainly from DIC Entertainment and Nelvana.

In the channel's early years, links were presented by Rorry, formerly known as Tricky, an animated lime green dragon who used to host a Saturday morning show in the autumn of 1997, but was repurposed for the Pop channel. Tricky spoke with a northern English dialect, while Rorry spoke in a different voice with a Scottish accent, both versions were animated live through computer cues. He was accompanied by Purrdy, a dragon/cat hybrid who also appeared in the original Tricky programme on ITV, it was sometimes followed by a programme known as "The Cheeky Monkey Show" which features the live links of the animated coloured monkeys known as "The Cheeky Monkeys".

In July 2004, Pop Plus was rebranded as Tiny Pop with the channel's pre-school shows being moved over, alongside the Cheeky Monkeys.

On 10 August 2007, a one-hour timeshift service - Pop +1 was launched on Sky, alongside Tiny Pop +1. On 11 October, the channel was launched on Virgin Media, alongside Tiny Pop.[4]

On 19 May 2008, Pop +1 ceased broadcast and was replaced with a new sister network - Kix!.

On 1 February 2011, Pop was removed from Virgin Media to make way for the cable launch of True Entertainment.[5]

On 20 March 2014, Pop was launched on Freeview.[6] Prior to April 2016, Pop was only available in areas where there is a local TV channel. On 14 July, Pop +1 was relaunched on Sky, replacing Kix +1.

On 1 April 2016, Pop moved to a wider coverage nationwide freeview mix, becoming available to over 90% of the country.[7] The capacity vacated by Pop on the local multiplex was used to transmit Kix from 7 April 2016. Pop +1 moved to LCN channel 128, to release 127 for use by Kix, but was otherwise unaffected, continuing to broadcast locally to Manchester only until its eventual withdrawal from Freeview.

On 1 September 2020, Pop rebranded its on-air identity, with the premiere of Bakugan: Armored Alliance.[8] And on the same day, starting with Pokémon Journeys: The Series, the network became the new British home of the Pokémon anime, moving from its previous broadcasters, ITV1 and CITV, of over 20 years.[9]

On 9 November 2022, Narrative Entertainment announced the launch of a new FAST channel, Pop Kids, to stream on Samsung TV Plus, the new FAST network airs shows from Pop and Tiny Pop.[10]

Sometime in 2022, Pop began to branch into original content for the first time, as they approached Joe Tasker for a new show called Swipe It! With Joe Tasker.

On 19 July 2023, Pop reverted to broadcasting on the local-TV multiplex, switching places with sibling film channel Great! Romance.[11] In September 2023, it was announced that Pop Kids would split into two FAST channels, with Tiny Pop getting its own channel, and with Pop replacing the current FAST channel.[12]

On 7 February 2024, Pop and other Narrative Entertainment channels were removed from Freesat to make way for the closure of the linear variant of Tiny Pop,[13] however it was relaunched in 21 August in the same year, but not on Freesat.

In December 2024, Pop's website was closed down and was redirected to the Pop Player website.

On 1 December 2024, Pop and Tiny Pop got turned into a hybrid streaming channel on Freeview but it continues to be a linear channel on Sky and Virgin Media. [14]

Current programming

Pop
The channel sources its programming from multiple production and distribution studios. Programming includes original shows such as Swipe It! With Joe Tasker, and acquired programming such as Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir and Pokémon. The channel also includes movies and such as the Barbie television films, Pokémon and Monster High.[1]

Original programming
Swipe It! With Joe Tasker[2]
Acquired programming
44 Cats[3][4]
Annedroids[5]
Battle for Dream Island
Bakugan[3]
Bakugan: Geogan Rising[3]
Bakugan: Evolutions[3]
Bakugan: Legends[3]
Barbie: A Touch of Magic[3][6]
Barbie: It Takes Two[3][7]
Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot[3]
Droners[3][8]
Grizzy & the Lemmings (also on Boomerang, CBBC and BBC iPlayer)[3][9]
The InBESTigators[3][10]
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts[3][11]
Kung Fu Sock[3][12][13]
Lego City Adventures (also on Nickelodeon)[3][14]
Lego Dreamzzz: Trials of the Dream Chasers (also on ITVX)[3][15]
Lego Friends: Girls on a Mission[3][16]
Lego Friends: The Next Chapter[3][17]
L.O.L. Surprise! House of Surprises![3][18]
Mermicorno: Starfall[19]
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir (also on Disney+)[3][20]
Moley[3]
Monster High (also on Nickelodeon)[3][21][22]
Polly Pocket[3][23]
Pokémon[3][24]
Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series[3][25]
Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series[3]
Power Players[25]
Power Rangers
Power Rangers Dino Fury[3][26]
Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty[3][27]
Sadie Sparks[3][28]
Shasha & Milo[3]
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power[3][29]
Skylanders Academy[3][30]
Squish[3][31]
Team Jay[32]
Total DramaRama[3][33] (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Unicorn Academy
Films and specials
Barbie: Princess Adventure
Barbie & Chelsea: The Lost Birthday
Barbie: Big City, Big Dreams
Barbie: Mermaid Power
Master Moley By Royal Invitation
Miraculous World: New York, United Heroez
Miraculous World: Shanghai, The Legend of Ladydragon
Monster High: The Movie
Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem vs. the Sword of Justice (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: Hoopa and the Clash of Ages (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You![a] (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us[a] (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Tiny Pop
Tiny Pop airs preschool programs such as Gabby's Dollhouse, Super Wings and PJ Masks.[34]

Original programming
DinoCity
Acquired programming
Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe[35]
Apollo's Tall Tales[36]
Baby Born
Barbie: A Touch of Magic[37]
Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures[38]
Billy the Cowboy Hamster[39]
Bubble's Hotel[40]
Care Bears: Unlock the Magic[36][41] (2019–present)
Caring For Each Other
Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck[36]
Cookie's Crumby Pictures
Dino Ranch
Ella, Oscar & Hoo[36]
Elmo and Tango's Mysterious Mysteries
Elmo's World[36]
Esme & Roy[36]
Gabby's Dollhouse[42]
Gigantosaurus[36][43] (2020–present)
Go! Go! Cory Carson[44]
Grizzy & the Lemmings (also on Boomerang, CBBC and BBC iPlayer)[45]
Gus – The Itsy Bitsy Knight
Hello Kitty: Super Style![46]
Jeremy & Jazzy
Little Bear (English dub of Pompon Ours)[47][48]
Masha and the Bear (also on Cartoonito)[36][49]
Mighty Express (2022–present[50])[51][52]
Molang[36][53] (2018–present)
Monchhichi[36]
Mush-Mush and the Mushables
My Little Pony: Pony Life[36] (2020–present)
Petronix Defenders (2022–present[50])[54]
Pikwik Pack
PJ Masks[36][55] (2017–present)
Remy & Boo[36]
Simon[36]
Smart Cookies[36]
Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City (2022–present)[56]
Super Grover 2.0
Super Wings[36][57] (2017–Present)
Trotties[58]
Yeti Tales[36]
Pop Max
Pop Max mainly airs TV shows from sister channel Pop, such as Pokémon, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir and Grizzy & the Lemmings. Pop Max airs movies and specials similar to Pop, but it is mostly limited to Pokémon movies.[59]

Annedroids
Artzooka!
Battle for Dream Island
Bakugan[60]
Bakugan: Evolutions
Da Boom Crew
Dragon Ball Super
Droners[3][61]
Ethan Gamer Plays Roblox
Grizzy & the Lemmings
The InBESTigators[3][62]
Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts
Kung Fu Sock
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Monster High (also on Nickelodeon)[3][63][64]
Nate Is Late[65]
Pokémon Journeys: The Series
Pokémon Journeys: The Series[66]
Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series[25]
Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series
Power Players[25]
Power Rangers Dino Fury
PocketWatch Ultimate MishMash
Art For Kids Hub[67]
Denis[68]
LankyBox[68]
Skylanders Academy[69]
Shasha & Milo[3]
Shasha & Milo: Shorts
She-Ra: Princess of Power
SheZow
Space Chickens in Space[70]
Squish[71]
Swipe It! With Joe Tasker[72]
Talking Tom & Friends[73]
The Strange Chores[74]
Total DramaRama
Films and specials
Monster High: Electrified
Pokémon the Movie: Black—Victini and Reshiram and White—Victini and Zekrom (also on CBBC and BBC iPlayer)
Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened (also on BBC iPlayer)

About some shows as they are obscure

Da Boom Crew: Four foster kids create a video game about heroes going up against space alien terrorists. Then a portal appears and pulls them into a dimension which is just like the world in their game. They embark on a quest to find their missing video game cartridges and stop the sadistic extraterrestrial emperor Zorch from taking control of this intergalactic dimension.[2]

Characters
Justin – The leader and general of the crew who wears shoulder pads, and elbow pads. His weapons are two laser pistols and an arm slingshot.
Nate – The gang's ship pilot, Justin's younger brother, and his right hand man. The shortest and youngest in the group, he has short brown hair and wears a light blue top and blue jeans. He refers to himself as 'big daddy Nate' and has a fear of heights. His arsenal is a laser sword given to him as a reward by the yo-diggians for helping save commander Blurp.
Jubei – A hoverboard rider. He's Justin's friend who wears a visor cap armed with a laser shotgun, and is an accurate sharp shooter. However, when he misses a shot, he calls it the "kiki popo". He is apparently of Japanese descent.
Ricki – A whiz kid gadget creator, making her the gang's genius. She is a ginger-haired girl who wears a red track jacket with matching jogging pants, grey hiking boots, a blue wristband on her left wrist, and has ginger hair up positioned in two pigtails. She is an expert with anything mechanical, uses a vast scientific knowledge when describing things, attacks using a metal staff, has a fear of water, and even romantic feelings for her superior Justin.
Dent – A sentient robot which has been given to Ricki as a gift after she helped save commander Blurp. He resembles a flat screen computer with a hollow, metal, cylindrical body, has two robotic arms and moves around on a small set of wheels. He does not talk, but shows above-average human intelligence and uses a series of beeps to communicate. A digital face portraying his mood is shown on the screen.
"Great Commander" Blurp – Former War Commander of Planet Yodiggity in the war against Zorch. He says he is a brave commander, but his actions say otherwise.
Zorch – He wishes to conquer the galaxy by gathering the Boom Cards.
Headlock – Cohort of Zorch. He wears a dome on his head because it is abnormally small. His assistant's name is Gerone. This character was voiced by Morris Day
Hetra – Headlock's evil older sister. She and Commander Blurp were trained by the same mentor.

Kung Fu Sock: Eight-year-old Tee Zeng finds an unusual sock that is actually a Kung Fu master named Kung Fu Wa from another world. Wearing the sock transforms Tee Zeng into super heroine Kung Fu Girl. She and Kung Fu Wa must complete missions and protect their home, Starry Island.[2][3]

Characters
Tee Zeng (alternatively named Tea Zen or TZ (English dub) and Tee Yang (Spanish dub); voiced by Zhou Zhou (Chinese), Sofia Gomez (English) and Belén Marín (Spanish)) – an 8-year-old girl who lives above her family's laundrette, who turns into Kung Fu Girl through the aid of Master Kicko
Master Kicko (alternatively named Kung Fu Wa (English dub); voiced by Fu Bowen (Chinese), Alex Teixeira (English) and Juan Pablo Muñoz (Spanish)) – a Kung Fu master who was transformed into a sock
Hiro Hao/Sword Master (voiced by Jiasi Li (Chinese), Alex Machado (English) and Óscar Olivares (Spanish)) – Tee Zeng's friend from school
Manipulens (also known as Evil Star Lord; voiced by Zhankun Zhang (Chinese), Travis Roig (English) and Cristóbal Areite (Spanish)) – Kicko's rival who was transformed into a pair of glasses
Min (voiced by Mu Qiu (Chinese), Dariana Fustes (English) and Niksi Marín (Spanish)) – Tee Zeng's introverted, but adventurous best friend
Tee Zeng's mom (voiced by Chenjie Xiong (Chinese), Ghia Burns (English) and Betsabé Gutiérrez (Spanish)) – the owner of a local laundromat in Starry Island

Squish: The series follows the adventures of Squish, a 12-year-old amoeba in the town of Small Pond (a town inhabited entirely by unicellular organisms) along with his friends, Pod and Peggy, as they try to navigate school and their everyday lives while learning more about unicellular organisms.

Cast
Squish - Benjamin Bollen (French); Cory Doran (English). Squish is a 12-year-old comic book reading, Twinkie eating amoeba who also likes rap music. He is also obsessed with popularity and his image among his peers.
Pod - Simon Koukissa (French); Brandon McGibbon (English). An amoeba and Squish's best friend. He is very rational and intelligent and is fond of making gadgets and solving equations and formulas.
Peggy - Marie Nonnenmacher (French); Krystal Meadows (English). A paramecium and Squish's other best friend and enjoys spreading positivity, joy, and happiness around and making people smile. She is very optimistic and oftentimes hysterical. Since she's always so excited, she yells almost everything she says. She likes unicorns and has a pet named Fluffy.
Squish's Dad - Xavier Fagnon (French); Cory Doran (English). He is Squish's father and he tends to be immature sometimes. However, he is a good role model and father figure despite being unemployed.
Principal Planaria - Boris Relhinger (French); Robert Tinkler (English). A planarian and the principal of Squish's school. He tends to punish the students and send them to detention for every little offense. However, he shows love and compassion for the students from time to time.
Mr. Rotifer - Xavier Fagnon (French); John Stocker (English). A rotifer and Squish's teacher who tends to be very boring and dull, causing his students to fall asleep as he teaches. It is revealed that he is a good dancer and lyricist.
Vinny - Simon Koukissa (French); Robert Tinkler (English). A virus that tried to take over Squish's body. He has the unique ability to multiply himself and he can take the form of anybody he wants.
Lynwood - Xavier Fagnon (French); Cory Doran (English). He is the school bully and he has a high interest in drama and acting and once even taught Squish how to become a great actor.
Helen - Leopoldine Serre (French); Diane Salema(English). She is a student and is into Fashion and Cosmetics. She has two friends, Heather & Holly, who attend to her every need, and she has a romantic attraction to Gusfun.
Shirley - Emmylou Homs (French); Krystal Meadows (English). She is Squish's classmate and can be intimidating at times, and is also into rock music. Since she is a micro shrimp, she is very short compared to her peers. Despite this, she has ways of adapting to live like a normal organism.
Gusfun - Xavier Fagnon (French); Brandon McGibbon (English). A fungus in Squish's school who has a crush on Helen.
Franny - Diane Salema (English). She is Pod's academic rival and tends to best him at every single intellectual field they compete. She goes to school in an "Intellectual Academy" for smart organisms. In the episode "A Bellyful Of Friendship", she develops a crush on Pod (although not knowing it is him because he hid Squish in his body, wore a fake mustache, had a fake voice, and called himself "Tod")
Holly - Emmylou Homs (French); Bailey Stocker (English). She is one of Helen's friends who constantly caters to her every need.

Former programming
Pop
3 Amigonauts
The Adventures of Chuck and Friends[75]
Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog
The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3[76]
Alan the Last Dinosaur[77]
Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks (also on Nickelodeon)[3][78]
The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers[79] (now on S4C)
Animal Exploration with Jarod Miller[80]
The Animal Shelf[81]
Archie's Weird Mysteries[76]
Artzooka![75]
The Babaloos[76]
Babar[76]
Backyard Science[82]
Bakugan: Battle Planet
Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures[3][83]
Battle B-Daman
The Berenstain Bears[76]
Big Top Academy: School's Out Edition[3]
Bimble's Bucket[84]
Bindi the Jungle Girl[85]
Blazing Dragons[76]
Bump in the Night[76]
Buzz Bumble[86]
Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs[87]
The Care Bears Family[88]
Clang Invasion[89]
Clay Kids
Clifford the Big Red Dog[90]
Corduroy[88]
Cosmic Quantum Ray[91]
Cubix[91]
Cyberchase[76]
Dennis the Menace[76]
Digimon Data Squad[92]
Dinotrux[93]
Dr. Dimensionpants[94]
Dragon Ball Super[b][95]
Ella the Elephant[96]
Eliot Kid[96]
Elliot Moose[76]
Erky Perky[85]
Fairy Tale Police Department[91]
Fantomcat[97]
Finding Stuff Out[82]
Flatmania
Funnymals
Freaktown[94]
Gasp![77]
Gawayn[77]
The Gees[89]
George and Martha[76]
Girlstuff/Boystuff
Grojband[96]
Grossology[92]
H2O: Just Add Water[98]
Hanazuki: Full of Treasures[99]
Hareport[89]
Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs[100]
I.N.K. Invisible Network of Kids[80]
Iggy Arbuckle[80]
Insectibles
Inspector Gadget (now on FilmRise)
Jamie's Got Tentacles[101]
Kaleido Star
Kampung Boy[76]
Kid Detectives[80]
KikoRiki/GoGoRiki[89]
Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
King
King Arthur's Disasters[89]
The Legend of White Fang[76]
Larva
The Legend of Calamity Jane[102]
LEGO Nexo Knights
Little Wizard Tao[89]
Littlest Pet Shop[98] (now on Sky Kids)
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own (now on Sky Kids)
Loggerheads
Lola & Virginia[103]
Madeline[88]
Magi-Nation[104]
The Magic School Bus[76]
Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse[76]
Milly, Molly[75]
Mischief City[91]
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show[93]
Mona the Vampire[86]
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic[98]
Write a forum conversation saying Pop Max seems to have a Summer event starting July 3

User1: Hey everyone, did anyone notice that Pop Max seems to be kicking off some kind of Summer event starting July 3? I caught a hint of it on their schedule and some promos, but no official announcement yet.

User2: Oh nice! That sounds cool. Pop Max usually airs tons of Pokémon movies and shows, so maybe they’ll have a summer marathon or something special?

User3: I saw the same! Maybe it’s a seasonal lineup featuring more Pokémon content or some of the Bakugan and Miraculous specials they usually run? Pop Max does tend to do theme events sometimes.

User4: I hope they include some rares or premiere any new episodes of Pokémon Master Journeys or other series. July is perfect for a summer binge. Anyone else excited?

User1: Definitely. Fingers crossed for some exclusive movies or special episodes! Pop Max usually focuses on Pokémon movies, but would love to see some Monster High or Miraculous stuff too.

User2: Agreed, and maybe some themed intro graphics or on-screen branding for the event like they did before. Will keep an eye on the channel and the Pop socials for official updates!

User3: Same here. If anyone spots a detailed schedule or reminder, please post it here!

User4: Will do! Summer event at Pop Max sounds fun — thanks for the heads up!

KikoRiki: Krash (Russian: Крош, romanized: Krosh), a.k.a. Pogoriki[12] and Jumpy,[1] a male sky-blue-colored rabbit and the main protagonist of Kikoriki, who is eager to jump into new adventures. Krash has a pink nose, cerulean blue eyebrows, buckteeth, and a lighter blue tail on his rear. He was born on December 29.[13] Voice: Anton Vinogradov (Russian) / Dan Green in the 4Kids dub, Peter Linz in the movies, Billy Bob Thompson in the FUN Union dub (English)
Chiko (Russian: Ёжик, romanized: Yozhik, lit. 'a little hedgehog'), a.k.a. Chikoriki[14] and Joshi,[1] a male magenta-colored hedgehog who is Krash's best friend and has a shy and cautious personality. His hair is dark purple and spiky and wears purple glasses. Chiko also has a violet-red nose and eyebrows. He was born on February 14.[13] While Krash is the brawn, Chiko is the brain. Voice: Vladimir Postnikov (Russian) / Jason Griffith in the 4Kids dub, Marc Thompson in the FUN Union dub (English)
Rosa (Russian: Нюша, romanized: Nyusha), a.k.a. Rosariki[15] and Pinky,[1] a female light pink-colored pig who is described as a fashionista. Rosa has red hair with a white cherry-blossom on it, a carnation-pink snout, heart-shaped rosy pink cheeks, and red eyelids. She also has hands and feet on the edges of her arms and legs that are pink. She was born on July 13.[13] Voice: Svetlana Pismichenko (Russian) / Kether Donohue in the 4Kids dub, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld in the FUN Union dub (English)
Pin (Russian: Пин, romanized: Pin), a.k.a. Ottoriki,[16] a male black-and-white penguin of a German origin, who is a self-taught inventor. Pin wears a brown pilot hat with burgundy glasses attached in the front and his feet and beak are red. He was born on August 9.[13] Voice: Mikhail Chernyak (Russian) / Bryan Fenkart in the 4Kids dub, Mike Pollock in the FUN Union dub (English)
Barry (Russian: Копатыч, romanized: Kopatych, lit. 'Digych'), a.k.a. Boboriki[17] and Berry,[1] a male orange-colored bear with a southern accent who lives as a farmer. Barry is also a beekeeper and accordion musician. Barry wears a yellow farmer's hat with a round-edged brim, and has a brown nose, round circular cheeks underneath his eyes, black eyebrows, and a beige tail on his rear. He also has occasional honey binges, which isn't good for him, because it make him sick. He was born on October 8. Voice: Mikhail Chernyak (Russian) / David Wills in the 4Kids dub, Mike Pollock in the FUN Union dub (English)
Olga (Russian: Совунья, romanized: Sovun'ya, lit. 'Owlnya'), a.k.a. Olgariki,[18] a purple female owl who often helps with her useful advice and wisdom.[13] She acts like a caring grandma. Olga also is darker purple as seen on the top of her head and has bangs on ears and an orange beak. Olga wears a red-violet and orange-striped hat with a puffy ball on top, and has darker purple three-toed feet. She is also the doctor of the Round Country. She was born on September 15. Voice: Sergey Mardar (Russian) / Bella Hudson in the 4Kids dub, Sondra James in the movies, Lisa Flanagan in the FUN Union dub (English)
Dokko (Russian: Лосяш, romanized: Losyash, lit. 'Mooseyash'), a.k.a. Docoriki[19] and ElDoc,[1] a golden-yellow male moose who is an eccentric and nerdy scientist. He also speaks with a British accent. Dokko has an orange nose and his horns and eyebrows are sepia-brown. He was born on May 25. Voice: Mikhail Chernyak (Russian) / David Wills in the 4Kids dub, Tyler Bunch in the FUN Union dub (English)
Wally (Russian: Бараш, romanized: Barash, lit. 'Ramash'), a.k.a. Wolliriki[20] and Fluff,[1] a male lavender-colored ram. Wally writes poetry and has an unrequited love for Rosa. Wally has purple eyebrows, horns, a pudgy and ram-like nose, and darker purple hoof-like feet on the top of his hands and feet. He was born on April 29.[13] Voice: Vadim Bochanov (Russian) / Wayne Grayson (English)
Carlin (Russian: Кар-Карыч, romanized: Kar-Karych, lit. 'Caw Cawson'), a.k.a. Bigoriki[21] and BigBig,[1] a dark blue male raven who is Olga's friend. Carlin is a retired traveler with aristocratic mannerisms. He plays the piano and also enjoys his life as an artist. Carlin wears a navy-blue bow tie. His beak is yellow and his eyelids and feet are pink. Carlin also has a tail on his rear. He was born on March 3.[13] Voice: Sergey Mardar (Russian) / Mike Pollock (English). Write a forum conversation asking why doesn't any of the Pop channels show this anymore

User1: Hey everyone, I used to love watching KikoRiki on the Pop channels, especially the episodes with Krash and the gang. But lately, I’ve noticed none of the Pop channels—Pop, Pop Max, or Tiny Pop—seem to show it anymore. Does anyone know why KikoRiki disappeared from their lineup? It was such a fun and unique show!

User2: Yeah, I’ve wondered the same thing! KikoRiki had a nice mix of humor and charm, plus those quirky characters like Krash, Chiko, and Olga. I miss seeing it on Pop Max especially. Maybe it lost its broadcast rights or something?

User3: It could be a licensing issue or the channel changing focus. Pop has been adding a lot of newer shows and their own originals lately, plus more Pokémon and Barbie stuff. Sadly, older or less popular shows sometimes get dropped.

User4: I heard that KikoRiki’s rights might have gone to another channel or streaming service? Sometimes international shows move around a lot. Maybe it’s available somewhere else now and that’s why Pop doesn’t air it anymore?

User1: That would be a shame if true. It was a good show to have on a kids channel, especially since it’s got those interesting characters with different personalities, like Dokko the scientist moose or Barry the farmer bear. Anyone know if it’s streaming somewhere or set to come back?

User2: Last I checked, I couldn’t find it on Pop Player or related apps. Hopefully they bring it back or at least make it available to watch online. Would love to revisit those classic episodes!

User3: Same here. If anyone finds out more about where KikoRiki went or why Pop dropped it, please share! It’s a bit disappointing for longtime fans.

User4: Agreed! Fingers crossed we see Krash and the gang again soon, either on Pop or somewhere accessible.

Write a reply listing all 49 shows on Pop Player currently

Sure! Here’s a list of the 49 shows currently available on Pop Player:

Alvinnn!!! and the Chipmunks
Annedroids
Bakugan
Bakugan: Geogan Rising
Bakugan: Evolutions
Bakugan: Legends
Barbie: A Touch of Magic
Barbie: It Takes Two
Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot
Droners
Grizzy & the Lemmings
The InBESTigators
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts
Kung Fu Sock
Lego City Adventures
Lego Dreamzzz: Trials of the Dream Chasers
Lego Friends: Girls on a Mission
Lego Friends: The Next Chapter
L.O.L. Surprise! House of Surprises!
Mermicorno: Starfall
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Moley
Monster High
Polly Pocket
Pokémon
Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series
Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series
Power Players
Power Rangers Dino Fury
Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty
Sadie Sparks
Shasha & Milo
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Skylanders Academy
Squish
Team Jay
Total DramaRama
Unicorn Academy
Swipe It! With Joe Tasker
Annedroids (listed twice in some sources but counted once here)
Da Boom Crew
Dragon Ball Super
Ethan Gamer Plays Roblox
Nate Is Late
PocketWatch Ultimate MishMash
Art For Kids Hub
Denis
LankyBox
Talking Tom & Friends
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Write a conversation listing the 9 most promoted current shows

User1: Hey, has anyone noticed which shows Pop is really pushing these days? Like, the ones they promote the most on air and online?

User2: Yeah, I’ve noticed a few for sure. Pokémon is definitely one of the biggest ones. It’s everywhere on their schedule and social media.

User3: For me, Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir is also huge. I see trailers and clips like nonstop, plus new episodes keep dropping.

User4: Don’t forget Barbie! They’ve got those Barbie movies and the newer series like Barbie: A Touch of Magic and It Takes Two getting lots of airtime too.

User1: True. Swipe It! With Joe Tasker is also getting a big push. Since it’s their own original, they’re clearly promoting it heavily.

User2: Bakugan (all the new series) seems to be another big one. I catch those promos often, especially around the new seasons like Geogan Rising and Evolutions.

User3: Monster High is also pretty prominent, along with Power Rangers Dino Fury. Pop Max especially runs a ton of Power Rangers content.

User4: And I’ve seen a lot of ads for Grizzy & the Lemmings. That show pops up on multiple channels including Pop, CBBC, and Boomerang.

User1: So summing up, I’d say the 9 most promoted current shows on Pop are:

Pokémon
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Barbie (including movies and series)
Swipe It! With Joe Tasker
Bakugan (Battle Planet, Geogan Rising, Evolutions, Legends)
Monster High
Power Rangers Dino Fury
Grizzy & the Lemmings
Shadow candidate: Lego City Adventures (I see a fair share of promos for this one too)
User2: That sounds about right! Those shows dominate their promos and scheduling for sure. It’ll be interesting to see if any new shows break into that top tier soon.

User3: Agreed, but for now it looks like Pop’s really focusing on those. Thanks for the summary!

Write a conversation asking what show feels like it's on it's lasty legs

User1: Hey, just wondering—does anyone else feel like a certain show on Pop is kind of on its last legs? Like it’s been around forever but now it’s barely getting any airtime or promotion.

User2: Yeah, I’ve noticed that too. Which show are you thinking of? For me, it feels like Lego City Adventures has really dropped off lately. Used to see it all the time, but now it barely shows up.

User3: Hmm, I was thinking more along the lines of Total DramaRama. It used to be pretty popular, but recently it seems like they’re not pushing it as much, and new episodes are scarce.

User4: Good points. I also get that vibe from Animal Exploration with Jarod Miller. It’s a nice show but hasn’t had much presence on Pop in ages.

User1: Yeah, sometimes it feels like these longer-running shows lose their spot when new content comes in. Do you think Pop is planning to drop any of these soon?

User2: Possibly. They’ve been adding more original and fresh content like Swipe It! With Joe Tasker, so maybe some older shows get phased out.

User3: I hope they give final seasons or a proper sendoff if the show’s ending. No one wants to see a favorite just quietly disappear.

User4: Totally agree. It’d be nice if Pop updated us or officially canceled shows rather than just letting them fade away.

User1: For now, I’ll just keep an eye on the schedule and hope our favorites stick around a bit longer!

Write a conversation asking if Squish is just..., there

User1: Hey, has anyone else been wondering about Squish on Pop? It kind of feels like the show is just... there lately. Like, it’s on the schedule but not really pushed or talked about much.

User2: Yeah, I noticed that too. It’s weird because it’s a pretty unique and fun show, but I barely see any promos or new episodes being highlighted.

User3: Same here. It feels like Squish is just filling space rather than being a key part of the lineup. I wonder if it’s losing popularity or if Pop just isn’t focusing on it anymore.

User4: Could be both. Sometimes shows just plateau, and if they’re not big ratings earners, channels might not invest in promoting them.

User1: Exactly. I enjoy watching it, but it does feel like it’s kind of “there” without much energy behind it.

User2: Hopefully it’s not being quietly phased out. Would be a shame to lose it without any notice.

User3: Agreed. I hope Pop surprises us with more Squish content or gives it a bigger spotlight again. Fingers crossed!

Write a reply with 4 Pop/Pop Max shows that feel like they're just there

Sure! Here’s a reply you can use:

Yeah, I get what you mean about shows just feeling like they’re “there” without much promotion or buzz. For me, a few Pop/Pop Max shows that feel like that right now are:

Annedroids – It’s a neat show but doesn’t seem to get much attention or new episodes on Pop Max anymore.
Shasha & Milo – Always see it in the lineup, but it rarely gets promos or anything special.
Power Players – It’s part of the schedule but feels pretty low-key compared to the big hitters like Pokémon or Miraculous.
Droners – Interesting concept but kind of just sits quietly on the channel without much fanfare.
They’re all good shows in their own right, but honestly, it feels like the channel isn’t really investing in pushing them lately. Hopefully that changes!

Write a conversation saying maybe Squish just needs to be put out of

User1: Honestly, sometimes I feel like Squish just needs to be put out of its misery. It’s been around for a while, but it really feels like it's lost its spark.

User2: Yeah, I get what you mean. The show has a unique style, but lately it just feels tired and like it’s dragging on without much new energy.

User3: Maybe it’s time for Pop to retire it and make room for fresher content. Fans might be ready to move on, even if they liked it before.

User4: Agreed. Better to end on a good note than to keep airing episodes that don’t quite engage anymore. Some shows just naturally run their course.

User1: Exactly. Hopefully Pop can invest more in newer shows that feel a bit more lively and exciting.

User2: Here’s hoping! Sometimes letting go is the best way to keep the lineup fresh.

Write a reply saying Pop Max specically cares about the following 7 more

Definitely! Pop Max specifically seems to focus a lot more on these seven shows:

Pokémon (and all its series and movies)
Bakugan (including Battle Planet, Geogan Rising, Evolutions, and Legends)
Monster High
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Power Rangers Dino Fury
Grizzy & the Lemmings
Lego City Adventures
These are the shows they really push with frequent airings, specials, and promotions, while other shows kind of take a backseat on Pop Max.

Write a reply saying I don't know how Crew is doing (other than the fact it got booted off Kids WB in 2004 after only airing 4 episodes due to extremely low ratings), JUST REPLACE IT WITH THIS OTHER, WAY BETTER SHOW, THAT OTHER SHOW IS EXTREMELY NEGLECTED ]