CBBC schedule November 25 2006

7:00 AM - Arthur
Join Arthur and his friends as they navigate the ups and downs of childhood with humor and heart.

7:25 AM - The Story of Tracy Beaker
Life is never dull at the Dumping Ground. Follow Tracy Beaker and her friends in their daily adventures.

7:50 AM - Mona the Vampire
Mona, a young girl with an overactive imagination, turns everyday situations into thrilling adventures.

8:15 AM - Postman Pat
Follow Postman Pat and his black and white cat, Jess, as they deliver mail and help their friends in Greendale.

8:30 AM - Blue Peter
The classic magazine show featuring a mix of interviews, music, wildlife, and crafts presented by the Blue Peter team.

9:00 AM - The Basil Brush Show
Join Basil Brush, the mischievous fox, and his friends for a mix of sketches and stories.

9:30 AM - Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
Chaos reigns every Saturday morning as Dick and Dom cause mayhem with their outrageous games and fun!

11:00 AM - Raven
Contestants take on a series of physical and mental challenges in a mystical fantasy land, guided by the warrior Raven.

12:00 PM - TMi
Join Sam Nixon, Mark Rhodes, and Caroline Flack for a fun-packed mix of games, celebrity guests, and music videos in this live magazine show.

1:00 PM - The Sarah Jane Adventures
Investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith exposes aliens and strange goings-on with the help of her young friends.

1:30 PM - Get Your Own Back
Contestants take on various challenges to get revenge on an annoying adult by dunking them into the infamous gunk tank.

2:00 PM - Trapped!
Contestants must work together to complete challenges in a spooky tower, but there’s a saboteur among them. Can they escape?

2:30 PM - Stupid!
Catch Chris and his friends as they embark on hilariously bizarre and outlandish misadventures.

3:00 PM - The Cramp Twins
Follow the adventures and misadventures of twins Wayne and Lucien Cramp who are as different as chalk and cheese.

3:30 PM - The Mysti Show
Mysti, a magical fairy, navigates the human world while balancing her fairy responsibilities and making new friends.

4:00 PM - MI High
A group of schoolchildren lead exciting double lives as secret agents, tackling dangerous missions to save the world.

4:30 PM - Smile
A variety show hosted by Barney Harwood and Kirsten O’Brien, featuring games, cartoons, and special guests.

5:00 PM - The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries
Join Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, and the gang as they solve new mysteries and unmask villains. Write a convo asking what show is currently taking jabs at TMi on CBBC
You: Hey, have you noticed any show on CBBC that’s been poking fun at TMi lately?

Friend: Yeah, actually, I think it’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow.” Those guys always seem to be making fun of other shows, and I heard they did a bit on TMi last week.

You: Oh really? What did they do?

Friend: They had this crazy game where they pretended to host a live magazine show but everything went hilariously wrong. It was pretty obvious they were spoofing TMi, especially with the intentionally bad music videos and over-the-top celebrity impressions.

You: That sounds just like something Dick and Dom would do! Those guys are wild.

Friend: Totally! They always bring the chaos. It’s part of what makes their show so much fun. Write a convo asking why The Secret Show and Skunk Fu are not on the regular weekend schedule, Are they on one of the live shows, which carries TSS and which carries SF
You: Hey, I noticed that “The Secret Show” and “Skunk Fu” aren’t on the regular weekend schedule. Do you know why?

Friend: Yeah, it’s a bit odd, isn’t it? From what I’ve heard, both of those shows are actually part of the live shows now.

You: Oh, really? Do you know which live shows carry them?

Friend: I’m pretty sure “TMi” airs “The Secret Show” during their segments. They tend to include a mix of action and adventure series, so it fits right in.

You: And what about “Skunk Fu”?

Friend: “Skunk Fu” is usually shown during “Smile.” They mix it in between their games and guest appearances. It’s a good fit with their fun, energetic vibe.

You: That makes sense. I guess it’s a good way to keep those shows in the mix without a fixed time slot.

Friend: Yeah, exactly! And this way, you get a little extra variety watching the live shows too.
Write a convo asking which live show dropped toons for more games
You: Hey, have you noticed any changes in the live shows on CBBC recently?

Friend: Actually, yeah. I think one of the live shows cut down on cartoons to include more games.

You: Really? Which one did that?

Friend: It’s “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow.” They’ve been focusing more on their crazy, outrageous games and less on showing cartoons.

You: Oh, I always loved their wild games. But why the change, do you know?

Friend: From what I heard, they wanted to keep the energy high and have more direct interaction with the audience. Their games are really popular, so they decided to double down on that.

You: Makes sense. Their games are definitely a highlight. Plus, they’re hilarious!

Friend: Totally, and it keeps things unpredictable. You never know what they’re going to do next!
Write a convo where Dick explained this during a show, saying he wanted to bring back some old games that they haven’t been able to do because they have to have a toon every half hour
You: Hey, did you catch “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” last weekend? I heard Dick explained some changes on the show.

Friend: Yeah, I saw it! Dick mentioned why they’re cutting back on cartoons and focusing more on the games.

You: Oh, really? What did he say?

Friend: He said something like, “We wanted to bring back some old games we haven’t been able to do because we always had to fit in a cartoon every half hour. So, we’ve decided to mix things up and have more game time!”

You: Wow, that’s cool. I’ve missed some of those older games they used to play.

Friend: Same here! He said they’re excited to reintroduce some fan favorites that they haven’t done in ages. It’s going to be like a nostalgia trip.

You: That’s awesome. I love their games; they’re so unpredictable and fun. I can’t wait to see which old ones they bring back.

Friend: Totally! And with fewer breaks for cartoons, the chaos will just keep rolling. It’s going to be epic!
Write a convo asking why the main CBBC has degraded in-vision continuity to a CSO, one show joked about stealing the budget from the main CBBC
You: Hey, have you noticed that the in-vision continuity on CBBC has changed recently? It seems kind of downgraded.

Friend: Yeah, I’ve noticed that too. Now, they’re using a CSO setup instead of the usual live presenters. It’s a huge difference.

You: Do you know why they did that?

Friend: I heard a rumor that one of the shows joked about stealing the budget from the main CBBC channel.

You: No way! Which show was that?

Friend: It was actually “The Basil Brush Show.” They had this bit where Basil said they took all the money and used it for their extravagant set and props.

You: That sounds like Basil Brush, always making cheeky jokes. But seriously, do you think there’s any truth to it?

Friend: Who knows? It might just be a funny way to explain budget cuts. But it’s interesting that they would bring it up like that.

You: Yeah, it definitely makes you wonder. I guess we’ll have to get used to the new setup for now.

Friend: True, but at least the shows themselves are still great. Maybe it’s just a temporary thing while they figure things out.
Write a summer Saturday schedule in July 2007 (Summer replacement is Swipe It! with Joe Tasker)
Certainly! Here’s a summer Saturday schedule for CBBC in July 2007, including “Swipe It!” with Joe Tasker as a summer replacement:

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7:00 AM - Arthur
Join Arthur and his friends as they navigate the ups and downs of childhood with humor and heart.

7:25 AM - The Story of Tracy Beaker
Life is never dull at the Dumping Ground. Follow Tracy Beaker and her friends in their daily adventures.

7:50 AM - Mona the Vampire
Mona, a young girl with an overactive imagination, turns everyday situations into thrilling adventures.

8:15 AM - Postman Pat
Follow Postman Pat and his black and white cat, Jess, as they deliver mail and help their friends in Greendale.

8:30 AM - Blue Peter
The classic magazine show featuring a mix of interviews, music, wildlife, and crafts presented by the Blue Peter team.

9:00 AM - The Basil Brush Show
Join Basil Brush, the mischievous fox, and his friends for a mix of sketches and stories.

9:30 AM - Dick and Dom in da Bungalow
Chaos reigns every Saturday morning as Dick and Dom cause mayhem with their outrageous games and fun!

11:00 AM - Swipe It! with Joe Tasker
Join Joe Tasker for an action-packed show full of games, challenges, and a chance for kids to “swipe” amazing prizes!

12:00 PM - Raven
Contestants take on a series of physical and mental challenges in a mystical fantasy land, guided by the warrior Raven.

1:00 PM - The Sarah Jane Adventures
Investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith exposes aliens and strange goings-on with the help of her young friends.

1:30 PM - Get Your Own Back
Contestants take on various challenges to get revenge on an annoying adult by dunking them into the infamous gunk tank.

2:00 PM - Trapped!
Contestants must work together to complete challenges in a spooky tower, but there’s a saboteur among them. Can they escape?

2:30 PM - Stupid!
Catch Chris and his friends as they embark on hilariously bizarre and outlandish misadventures.

3:00 PM - The Cramp Twins
Follow the adventures and misadventures of twins Wayne and Lucien Cramp who are as different as chalk and cheese.

3:30 PM - The Mysti Show
Mysti, a magical fairy, navigates the human world while balancing her fairy responsibilities and making new friends.

4:00 PM - MI High
A group of schoolchildren lead exciting double lives as secret agents, tackling dangerous missions to save the world.

4:30 PM - Smile
A variety show hosted by Barney Harwood and Kirsten O’Brien, featuring games, cartoons, and special guests.

5:00 PM - The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries
Join Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, and the gang as they solve new mysteries and unmask villains.

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Enjoy the summer schedule!
Write a tweet saying for the first time ever, this Saturday show has had a full year run instead of going for breaks
Sure! Here’s a tweet announcing a full-year run for a Saturday show:

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📣 Big news, CBBC fans! 🎉 For the first time ever, this Saturday show has had a full year run without any breaks! Tune in this weekend to celebrate an entire year of non-stop fun and chaos with [Show Name]! Don’t miss it! 📺✨ #FullYearRun #CBBC #SaturdayFun

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Feel free to replace “[Show Name]” with the actual name of the show you’re referring to!
Write a tweet naming which one
Sure! Here’s a tweet naming the show:

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📣 Big news, CBBC fans! 🎉 For the first time ever, “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” has had a full year run without any breaks! Tune in this weekend to celebrate an entire year of non-stop fun and chaos with Dick and Dom! Don’t miss it! 📺✨ #FullYearRun #CBBC #SaturdayFun

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Feel free to tweak it to your liking!
Write a tweet with the show going on break instead of D&D, which continues
Sure! Here’s a tweet announcing that another show is going on break while “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” continues:

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📣 Attention, CBBC fans! 🚨 “Dick and Dom in da Bungalow” continues its epic run with non-stop fun and chaos! Meanwhile, “TMi” will be taking a short break. Stay tuned and keep the laughter going with Dick and Dom! 📺✨ #CBBC #SaturdayFun #NonStopBungalow #SeeYouSoonTMi

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Feel free to adjust as needed!
Write a forum convo in April 2007 where SIWJT starts as the replacement for TMi in mid-April, wheras D&D follows the SMTV-style "year round" playbook for the very first time, perhaps TMi wasn't rating as well as BBC thought