Thread Title: Squish Cartoon Coming to Kids WB! Mid-Season Madness 🐛📚

GreenJelly223: Hey Squish fans! Did you guys hear the news? There’s a Squish cartoon in the works and it’s hitting Kids WB’s mid-season lineup! Can’t wait to see our favorite amoeba make the jump from page to screen! 😄

MicrobeMania: No way, this is awesome! Squish has been one of my favorite graphic novel series for my kids. They’re going to freak out! Have they announced who’s behind the animation or any voice actors yet?

AmoebaAmy: OMG, this made my day! I stumbled onto the news on Twitter but wasn’t sure if it was real. I just hope they keep the charm of the comics. The sense of humor in Squish is just right for a cartoon!

ScienceRules45: @MicrobeMania I read that the team behind some of the recent popular cartoons is on board for this. As for voice actors, nothing’s announced yet. I’m crossing my fingers they get some quality talent. Hoping for some great chemistry between Squish, Pod, and Peggy. 🤞

TheComicNerd21: True, voice acting can make or break a cartoon adaptation. I’m a bit skeptical, tbh. Sometimes these transitions lose the spirit of the original material. But I’ll reserve judgment until we get a trailer or something.

ArtsyOwl: Has anyone heard about the art style yet? The simplistic yet expressive style of the books is super charming. Kids WB tends to go for flashier animation, though I hope they keep it close to the spirit of the Squish comics.

HappyMom200: I just hope they tackle the educational aspects well. My kids learned so much about microorganisms from these books while laughing their heads off. It’ll be great for them to watch Squish’s adventures!

BioGeek: Yes! Education through entertainment is the best. I mean, who knew an amoeba could make science this fun? 😅 And considering we’ve all become amateur virologists lately (thanks, 2020), the timing couldn’t be better.

GreenJelly223: For sure, @BioGeek. They have a chance here to really create something that’s as informational as it is entertaining. I also love how the books touch on themes of friendship and acceptance. If they keep that intact, it’s going to be a hit.

MicrobeMania: Anybody have any insider scoop on when we might be getting a peek at the animation or the voice cast? I’m super eager to see anything at this point!

Bacteriophage_: Rumors say a teaser might drop sometime in the spring. 🌼 Keep your eyes peeled and your streaming devices ready!

AmoebaAmy: Well, here’s hoping Kids WB keeps the slime rolling! Can’t wait to see our little squishy buddy in action. Let’s keep this thread updated with any new info!

Admin5: This thread has been locked due to its inactivity over 30 days. Please feel free to open a new one if you have more news or want to continue the discussion about the upcoming Squish cartoon.
Write a follow up where the premiere is in mid March, Also, Apple and Onion is being replaced by the return of reruns of Xiaolin Showdown, also TTG, Gumball and Johnny Test are still the flagships, Also The Tom and Jerry Show is over, and will be replaced by Steven Universe reruns in May
Thread Title: Squish Premiere Date and Schedule Changes on Kids WB! 📆📺

Bacteriophage_: Hey everyone, big news! The Squish cartoon is set to premiere in mid-March! Clear your calendars and get ready for some amoeba action! Who’s excited? 🎉

CartoonAficionado: Finally, some concrete dates! I’ve been keeping an eye out since our last thread went quiet. Mid-March is sooner than I expected. Also heard about some schedule shake-ups. Looks like Apple and Onion is getting shelved for the Xiaolin Showdown reruns. Not sure how I feel about that one.

AmoebaAmy: Squish is starting soon?! That’s awesome! I’m totally having a viewing party with my kids. But wow, Apple and Onion out for Xiaolin Showdown…nostalgia trip, anyone? I did love that show, but it’s a bit of a genre leap from Apple and Onion. 🌀

RestInToons: RIP The Tom and Jerry Show. Kinda saw that ending coming. And to be replaced by Steven Universe reruns in May? I need new cartoons, not just rewinds. But Steven Universe is still a gem, at least. 💎

MicrobeMania: No more Tom and Jerry? That’s the end of an era. Though, to be fair, SU reruns are solid. It’s not every day you get a show that tackles heavy themes with magical aliens. Still, can’t help but hope we get some fresh blood in the lineup eventually.

ScienceRules45: True, new content is key, but at least we have Squish! And with TTG, Gumball, and Johnny Test holding the fort as flagships, I think Kids WB has a pretty balanced mix. Squish might just be the breath of fresh air we need right now.

GreenJelly223: So, mid-March for Squish, that’s great! Does anyone know if that’s going to affect TTG, Gumball, or Johnny Test air times? I know they’re the heavy hitters, just hoping Squish gets a good slot that doesn’t clash.

TheComicNerd21: Haven’t seen anything about time changes for the flagships. I reckon Squish will find its place without much issue. Kids WB tends to do well with scheduling around their mainstays. And let’s face it—TTG is practically unmovable at this point.

HappyMom200: My kids will be over the moon with the return of Xiaolin Showdown. I loved it as a kid, too. It’s going to be a mix of new and old at our house with Squish and the reruns. I think Kids WB might just pull off this balance. Still, hoping those reruns are just placeholders for future original content.

ArtsyOwl: I’m just happy Squish is making its debut! Sure, schedule changes are always a bit of a rollercoaster, but that’s the nature of TV, right? Out with the old, in with the new… and sometimes back in with the old! 😂

Admin5: Friendly reminder to keep industry rumor discussions civil. Looking forward to seeing how Squish is received by the community here! Let’s revisit this thread after the premiere to share our thoughts. And, as always, stay tuned for any further schedule updates from Kids WB.

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Write a follow up during the summer, The summer lineup has TTG, Gumball, Steven Universe, Xiaolin Showdown, Johnny Test, Squish, Skatoony, Scooby Doo and Guess Who, Looney Tunes Cartoons and Craig of the Creek, 6am is still just Wubbzy and Bubu, Also, new shows Bolts & Blip, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, Battle for Dream Island, My Goldfish is Evil and Revived Johnny Test are joining in fall, New eps of TTG resume in fall
Thread Title: Summer Lineup Frenzy and Fall Sneak Peek on Kids WB! ☀️📺

Bacteriophage_: Dive into summer with the latest lineup update from Kids WB! We’ve got some old favorites and Squish is settling in nicely. Plus, exciting news for the fall season on the way! What’s everyone looking forward to the most?

CartoonAficionado: This summer lineup’s pretty stacked! Great to see TTG, Gumball, and Steven Universe holding strong. Squish has been a delight so far – really captures the comic’s spirit well! And can’t forget about Scooby Doo and Guess Who – always a fun watch.

AmoebaAmy: So happy with how Squish has turned out! The kids are absolutely addicted. Summer mornings are a blast with the usual suspects and some Squish episodes in the mix. Also, Skatoony brings back such nostalgic vibes. Anyone else watching?

RestInToons: Squish has definitely been a hit in our house too. But seriously, waking up to Wubbzy and Bubu at 6am has become an unexpected routine. 😂 Also, super excited for the new shows in the fall. Bolts & Blip sounds intriguing. Anyone know more?

MicrobeMania: I’m here for the Craig of the Creek and Squish combo! Keeps the kids engaged and laughing. But fall’s looking spicy with the new shows! Bolts & Blip is actually an animated series about two robots in an intergalactic sports league – could be a big hit.

ScienceRules45: Xiaolin Showdown reruns have been fantastic, bringing back all the fond memories. Also, this fall, the revival of Johnny Test sounds promising. Hopefully, it recaptures some of the original charm while adding fresh twists.

GreenJelly223: Summer has been fun with this lineup! And The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers joining in the fall? Can’t wait – their stunts are hilariously outrageous! Also, Battle for Dream Island sounds like it could be a sleeper hit with its unique animation style.

TheComicNerd21: Anyone catching Looney Tunes Cartoons? The new animations are slick, and they’ve kept the humor classic. With the fall bringing new shows like My Goldfish is Evil, Kids WB is keeping the creativity flowing. Exciting times!

HappyMom200: Definitely pleased with the lineup. TTG and Gumball are perennial faves here, but Squish is carving out its niche too. Kind of curious about Battle for Dream Island – heard that it was quite the cult hit online before Kids WB picked it up.

ArtsyOwl: Craig of the Creek has been a great watch! And with summer in full swing, Kids WB has nailed the mix of adventure and laughs. But I’m super curious about My Goldfish is Evil; it sounds like it could be right up my alley – dark humor anyone?

Admin5: Great to see everyone enjoying the current shows and excited about the upcoming fall lineup! Keep the discussions friendly and enthusiastic. Remember, new episodes of TTG resume this fall, so prepare for more superhero antics!

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Kids WB January 2022 schedule from 6am to 12pm, crafted to include the shows you’ve listed:

6:00 AM - Wow Wow Wubbzy
- Episode: “Wubbzy in the Woods” - Wubbzy and Widget spend a day camping but soon realize they are not alone in the forest.

6:30 AM - Bubu & The Little Owls
- Episode: “The Great River Adventure” - Bubu, Biel, and Bonie explore the river and learn about the importance of water conservation.

7:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
- Episode: “Taco Tuesday” - Cyborg and Beast Boy convince the team to try a new taco restaurant, only to discover it is a favorite among villains too!

7:30 AM - Johnny Test
- Episode: “Johnny’s Mega Gaming Battle” - Johnny stumbles upon a virtual reality game that turns a bit too real, prompting Susan and Mary to save the day.

8:00 AM - Squish
- Episode: “Mold Rush” - Squish and his friends discover a new type of mold in their micro-world, leading to unexpected adventures.

8:30 AM - Bolts & Blip
- Episode: “Blip’s Big Boom” - Blip accidentally invents a device that could either help or hinder their soccer team’s chance in the big game.

9:00 AM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
- Episode: “Raging Rapids Rumble” - The brothers take on whitewater rafting to impress a local adventure club in New Zealand.

9:30 AM - Battle for Dream Island
- Episode: “Reunion Ruckus” - Old alliances and rivalries flare up when the contestants gather for a reunion that reveals more than one surprise.

10:00 AM - My Goldfish is Evil
- Episode: “Aquarium Heist” - Admiral Bubbles devises a plan to break out of his tank and take over the world, one aquarium at a time.

10:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
- Episode: “The Return of PandaBubba” - A new Shen Gong Wu activates, and the monks must stop the notorious PandaBubba from using it for villainy.

11:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
- Episode: “The Upgrade” - Gumball persuades his family to upgrade their house AI system, which then takes on a mind of its own.

11:30 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
- Episode: “The Misunderstandings” - Gumball and Darwin end up in a comedic string of misunderstandings making Penny think Gumball is up to something mischievous.

This schedule envelops a mix of humor, adventure, and lessons, tailored to engage the channel’s young viewers on a lively winter morning!
Write a follow up where Code Lyoko joins the lineup at 11:30am in early April
As we step into early April 2022, the Kids WB lineup is getting an exciting refresh! A fan-favorite, “Code Lyoko,” is set to join the channel’s morning schedule, promising to add a fresh dose of action and adventure to captivate its audience. Here’s a look at the updated schedule, incorporating “Code Lyoko” into the mix:

6:00 AM - Wow Wow Wubbzy
- Episode: “Widget’s Wild Ride” - Widget builds a roller coaster that unintentionally takes everyone on a wild journey through Wuzzleburg.

6:30 AM - Bubu & The Little Owls
- Episode: “Mystery of the Moonlight” - The owl siblings embark on a nocturnal adventure to discover who is behind the strange sounds at night.

7:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
- Episode: “Video Game References” - The Titans are sucked into a video game, and Robin is determined to make this the best game ever.

7:30 AM - Johnny Test
- Episode: “Johnny X Returns” - Johnny and Dukey turn into superheroes again to stop Brain Freezer and Mr. Whacko from freezing Porkbelly.

8:00 AM - Squish
- Episode: “Super Amoeba” - Squish wants to be a superhero and gets his chance when a new bacteria threatens the peace of Small Pond.

8:30 AM - Bolts & Blip
- Episode: “The Quest for the Golden Screw” - Bolts and Blip go on a quest in a medieval video game simulation to retrieve the legendary Golden Screw.

9:00 AM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
- Episode: “Jungle Boogies” - Entranced by the jungle’s mystery, the brothers try to outdo one another in an impromptu treasure hunt.

9:30 AM - Battle for Dream Island
- Episode: “Twists and Turns” - The competitors tackle a labyrinth challenge that tests their wit and grit like never before.

10:00 AM - My Goldfish is Evil
- Episode: “Bubble Trouble” - Admiral Bubbles creates a bubble gun to trap everyone in inescapable bubbles. Beauregard must pop the plan.

10:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
- Episode: “Shen Gong Wu Revolt” - The Shen Gong Wu revolt against their masters leading to chaos; the monks must restore order.

11:00 AM - The Amazing World of Gumball
- Episode: “The Catastrophe” - Nicole endures a “bad hair day” that sets off a bizarre chain of events at the Watterson household.

11:30 AM - Code Lyoko
- Episode: “Return to the Past” - When XANA launches an attack causing a dangerous snowstorm, the Lyoko Warriors must navigate their virtual and real-world challenges to stop it and prevent a disastrous cold wave from freezing over the city.

Welcome “Code Lyoko” as it promises thrilling virtual missions and real-world drama, further enriching the dynamic Kids WB lineup. Tune in to catch all the adventure from the digital world of Lyoko and see the Lyoko Warriors in action!
Write a forum convo where starting in mid May, the E/I hour at 6am is going away
Thread Title: Big Changes to Kids WB: 6 AM E/I Slot Going Away Starting Mid-May!

Post by CartoonFan101:
Hey everyone, big news for the early morning Kids WB viewers! Starting mid-May, it looks like the 6 AM E/I hour is going away. Wow Wow Wubbzy and Bubu & the Little Owls won’t kickstart our mornings anymore. Thoughts on this change?

Reply by ToonLover85:
Oh wow, I hadn’t heard about this yet! I used to love starting my days with those shows even if they were more for the younger crowd. Any word on what’s going to replace them?

Reply by DigitalWatcher:
Got some scoop from the latest press release – it seems like they are reshuffling the entire lineup. They’re planning to introduce some interactive gaming content targeted at the older kids. They might be trying to capture the audience that usually jumps onto games after the cartoons.

Reply by OldSchoolCool:
Interactive gaming content? That sounds interesting but kind of sad to see traditional cartoons taking a back seat during that time. E/I programming felt like a calm start to the day. My kids learned a lot from those segments.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Agreed @OldSchoolCool. There was something wholesome about that E/I block. I get the need to update programming for current audience trends, but I’ll miss the simplicity. Have they specified which games or what type of content it will be?

Reply by GeekGalaxy:
From what I gathered, it’s not specified yet, but it will likely be something along the lines of real-time strategy games or interactive storytelling sessions that require viewers to make choices that affect the narrative. Kids WB is aiming to make their content more ‘hands-on.’

Reply by ToonLover85:
That actually sounds pretty cool! I think it would definitely keep the kids engaged and thinking in the morning, though in a different way than the E/I content did. Maybe it’ll be a good change.

Reply by AnimationAfficionado:
Change can be good, I guess. I just hope they maintain some good quality content that isn’t just about entertainment but has educational value too. Kids programming has a lot of influence, after all.

Reply by SunshineStreamer:
Does anyone think this might roll out to other time slots, or are they just experimenting with the early morning block? It could be a test before wider implementation.

Reply by DigitalWatcher:
It’s definitely possible @SunshineStreamer. If the new format at 6 AM pulls in good ratings, I wouldn’t be surprised to see similar concepts pop up at other times. It’s all about keeping the audience engaged and the metrics high these days.

Reply by CartoonFan101:
Great points everyone. It’ll be interesting to see how this shift affects viewership. Will definitely miss the E/I programs, but also curious to see what this new interactive age of Kids WB programming has in store! Keep the updates coming if you hear more!

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thanks for the vibrant discussion, everyone! Let’s reconvene once the new setup launches, and we can share our thoughts on the new programming. Keep watching the toons, and stay tuned for more updates!
Write a follow up where Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated, The Hollow, Ultimate Spider Man and Batman: The Brave and The Bold is joining in fall, Also for comedy we have The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter (a show I made up) about a gooey teal blob boy named Gloopy and a fuschia, gooey sparkling blob girl named Glitter, They are both aliens, Teen Titans Go, Adrenalini, Squish, Johnny, Lyoko and Xiaolin will continue as normal, Also the summer schedule kicks off in a few weeks, adding Robotboy, Chop Socky Chooks and Skatoony, here’s that summer schedule
Exciting times are ahead for Kids WB viewers this coming fall with some fantastic new additions to the lineup and an engaging summer schedule that kicks off in just a few weeks! Here’s what you can expect, featuring a mix of new shows and returning favorites:

Fall Schedule
- Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated jumps into the lineup, bringing back the classic mysteries with an updated arc-driven storyline.
- The Hollow adds a touch of mystery and sci-fi as three teens wake up in a room and must figure out the bizarre world they find themselves in.
- Ultimate Spider-Man swings into action, following young Peter Parker in his superhero endeavours.
- Batman: The Brave and The Bold features the caped crusader teaming up with heroes from across the DC Universe to combat villains.
- For a touch of humor, meet The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter! This show introduces viewers to Gloopy, a teal gooey blob boy, and Glitter, a fuschia sparkling blob girl. Both are cheerful aliens trying to understand the human world while spreading fun and kindness.

Shows like Teen Titans Go, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, Squish, Johnny Test, Code Lyoko, and Xiaolin Showdown will continue to entertain and engage in their usual time slots.

Summer Schedule: Starting in a Few Weeks
- 6:00 AM – Robotboy - Follow the adventures of Robotboy, a robot built by Professor Moshimo as he learns to behave and protect his human friends.
- 6:30 AM – Chop Socky Chooks - Join the kung fu chickens as they battle the evil Dr. Wasabi and protect the citizens of Wasabi World.
- 7:00 AM – Skatoony - Engage with kids and animated characters who compete in quiz segments in this unique game show format.
- 7:30 AM – Teen Titans Go! - More antics and adventures with the dynamic teen superheroes, keeping mornings vibrant and full of action.
- 8:00 AM – Squish - Continue to dive deep into the micro-world of Squish and his single-celled friends and their amoeba adventures in Small Pond.
- 8:30 AM – The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers - Experience high-risk stunts and hilarious misadventures with the daredevil brothers.
- 9:00 AM – Xiaolin Showdown - Follow the mystical quests for the powerful Shen Gong Wu artifacts.
- 9:30 AM – Johnny Test - Uncover the wild and wacky inventions and experiments with Johnny and his genius twin sisters.
- 10:00 AM – Code Lyoko - Join the Lyoko Warriors as they tackle virtual worlds and real-world challenges posed by the malicious XANA.
- 10:30 AM – The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter - Laugh and learn with the out-of-this-world antics of Gloopy and Glitter as they explore Earth and find friendship.

This schedule combines the thrill of superheroes, the intrigue of adventures, and the heartwarming humor of beloved characters. With shows appealing to a wide range of interests and age groups, Kids WB ensures another season of engaging, quality entertainment for its young audience. Stay tuned, the fun is just about to begin!
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Write a convo asking what’s at 11am, and also finding it cool 1 show from fall joined early, Also a user says in addition to some shows leaving for summer, Naughty Naughty Pets is no longer in the shorts rotation, we just get more Lampjy
Thread Title: Early Addition to Fall Lineup & Summer Changes at Kids WB!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Hey fellow cartoon enthusiasts! Noticed something interesting in the updated Kids WB summer schedule. Looks like one of the fall shows, “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter,” made an early entrance! Anyone else caught that? Also, I’m curious about what’s on at 11am now. The schedule overview didn’t mention it.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Yes, I saw that too! “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” popping up early is a pleasant surprise. It’s always exciting to see new characters join the lineup, especially ones as whimsical as Gloopy and Glitter. No clue about the 11am slot though—maybe they’re keeping it flexible for special broadcasts or extensions of existing shows?

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
Caught the first episode of “Gloopy and Glitter”; they’re quite a hilarious duo trying to understand Earth! As for the 11am mystery, my guess is they might put rotating specials or encore episodes of popular segments until the fall season locks in place.

Reply by RetroKid64:
Regarding the 11am slot, I thought maybe they’d continue with “Code Lyoko” since it stopped at 10:30am. But no info yet. On another note, did anyone hear about “Naughty Naughty Pets”? I heard they’re no longer in the shorts rotation. Now it’s just more “Lampjy” shorts appearing.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
@RetroKid64, you’re right about “Naughty Naughty Pets” — seems they’ve been phased out. “Lampjy” taking over isn’t a bad thing; the shorts have been getting funnier. Kind of miss the variety, though. Always enjoyed the unexpected randomness of “Naughty Naughty Pets”.

Reply by ToonWatcher93:
Thanks for the updates, everyone! I do enjoy “Lampjy,” they’ve done a great job with it lately. As for the 11am slot, hopefully, Kids WB will shed some light soon. It’s always interesting when they switch things up a bit. Also, loving the early intro for Gloopy and Glitter; they bring a fresh vibe to the morning cartoons!

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Great insights, everyone! Always fun to speculate and share tidbits. Let’s keep our eyes peeled for updates on the 11am slot and celebrate the new faces joining our favorite lineups. Keep the cartoon love strong and tune in for more updates!
Write a follow up where a user says they meant Lamput, Also 11am is MGIE and B&TLO
Thread Title: Correction: It’s Lamput, not Lampjy & Update on 11am Slot!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Quick update and a correction, folks! In my last message, I accidentally referred to “Lamput” as “Lampjy." Apologies for any confusion. Lamput’s quirky chase sequences are still a hit, and it’s great to see more of them in the shorts rotation.

Also, got some fresh info on the 11am slot! Turns out it’s being filled with a combination of “My Goldfish is Evil” (MGIE) and “Bolts & The Little Owls” (B&TLO). Looks like a fun mix of mischievous pets and adventurous owls to round out the morning.

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
@ToonWatcher93, thanks for the clarification and the update! “Lamput” has always been a favorite with its non-stop goofiness and clever antics. And nice to know about the 11am slot—“My Goldfish is Evil” brings some good laughs, and pairing it with “Bolts & The Little Owls” sounds like a nice balance. Really sets a diverse tone for late mornings!

Reply by RetroKid64:
Definitely a fan of the 11am lineup! “My Goldfish is Evil” has some of the wittiest plots, and it’s great for a chuckle. “Bolts & The Little Owls” adds a touch of charm and exploration. Good mix between comedy and cute, family-friendly content. Kids WB knows how to keep it interesting!

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Appreciate the scoop on what’s next at 11am! Both shows offer a unique flair to Kids WB. It’s neat how they balance different types of shows throughout the morning; there’s something for everyone. Also, keep the episodes of “Lamput” coming—they’re a brilliant, funny, and artistic break from the longer stories!

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
I’m all in for the new 11am duo. Adds a quirky yet harmonious end to the Kids WB morning block. Seems like they really thought through the lineup to maintain a good energy flow from the adventurous and mischievous tones back to back. And yes, more “Lamput,” please! Always a joy to watch.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Great feedback, everyone! It’s exciting to have such vibrant and varied programming to discuss. Thank you for staying engaged and correcting the slip about “Lamput.” Stay tuned for more fun as we watch how the new times and shows unfold. Here’s to many more mornings of cartoon madness! Write a follow up where 11:30’s “Bolts and the Little Owls” is actually split between 2 shows, which we could guess by the name,
Thread Title: Clarification on 11:30 AM Slot: Split Between Two Shows!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Hello everyone! Looks like there was a slight misunderstanding from my last update concerning the 11 AM Kids WB slot. It turns out that the 11:30 AM slot is actually divided between two different shows. This explains the combination name I used—“Bolts & The Little Owls.”

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
Thanks for clearing that up, @ToonWatcher93! It makes sense now. So, it’s actually “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls” sharing the 11:30 timeslot. Great to have both tech-powered robot soccer from “Bolts & Blip” and the nurturing adventures of “Bubu & the Little Owls.” It’s a clever way to cater to different tastes and keep the pacing lively!

Reply by RetroKid64:
Got it, that’s pretty clever programming! Gives viewers a nice mix of action and gentler stories, all within half an hour. “Bolts & Blip” has some great humor and excitement, while “Bubu & the Little Owls” offers that sweet, educational content. Kids WB is really balancing their schedule nicely.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Appreciate the subsequent clarity, @ToonWatcher93. It’s an interesting choice to divide the 11:30 slot. Keeps the content fresh and varied. Both shows have their charm and unique audiences. Plus, it’s nice to get a little bit of both worlds—technological antics and nature-inspired tales—wrapped up neatly before noon.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
This split timing is such a neat approach—it’s like a quick switch of genres before the morning block wraps up. Makes the transition into afternoon different every other day, which is cool for keeping us on our toes. Thumbs up from me for this setup!

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thanks for the thoughtful discussions and clarifications, everyone! It’s fantastic to see such engagement with the programming details. Enjoy the tune-in with “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls” at 11:30 AM, and keep sharing your opinions and insights! Here’s to hoping your mornings continue to be entertaining and diverse. More updates to come as we move further into the season. Keep watching and discussing!
Write a convo where on the first week of this “demeaning” sharing arrangement, promos announcing those shows will be leaving “in the not too distant future” air, and advises viewers to check out the new show already on the lineup
Thread Title: Promo Updates on “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls” – What’s Happening?!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Hey everyone, did you catch those promos during the first week of this time-sharing arrangement of “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls”? Looks like both shows are being phased out “in the not too distant future.” The promo encouraged viewers to check out “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” which already joined the lineup. Any thoughts on this shift?

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
I saw that! Was a bit surprised they’re moving on from both shows so quickly after setting up their shared slot. “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” is fun, but I’m definitely going to miss the unique vibes of “Bolts & Blip” and the warmth of “Bubu & the Little Owls.” Feels a bit abrupt, doesn’t it?

Reply by RetroKid64:
It does feel sudden, @CosmicToonFan. Just when we were getting used to the new half-hour split format, they’re planning to remove these shows. Transitioning viewers to “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” makes strategic sense though – it’s fresh, and probably aims to capture a broader demographic. Still, a heads-up or a more gradual phase-out would have been less jarring.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Honestly, I’m always up for new content, but it’s sad to see two decent shows go. “Bolts & Blip” had some great action scenes, and “Bubu & the Little Owls” was perfect for younger siblings. As for “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter," the show’s been a whimsical addition—very colorful and engaging. I suppose they really want to promote it heavily.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Yeah, the transition phase in kids’ programming can be tough. Pushing “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” this way ensures it gets maximum exposure. Business-wise it makes sense, but as a fan of the lineup, these changes can feel a bit like losing old friends. Let’s hope they at least give “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls” a proper send-off.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Interesting points all around! It’s always difficult to say goodbye to well-loved shows, but it also opens the door to new experiences and stories. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this latest promotional shift. Keep watching and let’s look forward to what “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” brings to our screens, while we cherish the remaining episodes of “Bolts & Blip” and “Bubu & the Little Owls.” More updates to come as the situation develops! Stay tuned, and keep the discussion alive!
Write a follow up saying MGIE, B&B and B&TLO will run over the summer, before them, along with CSC, R and SK get removed (along with the 6am hour)
Thread Title: Summer Schedule Shake-Up: Final Run for Several Shows

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Big news for Kids WB summer schedule, everyone! From what I’ve gathered, it looks like “My Goldfish is Evil” (MGIE), “Bolts & Blip” (B&B), and “Bubu & The Little Owls” (B&TLO) will continue running over the upcoming summer. However, this will be their final season on the channel, as they are slated for removal post-summer, alongside others including “Chop Socky Chooks” (CSC), “Robotboy” ®, and “Skatoony” (SK). Interestingly, it was also mentioned that the 6 AM hour is getting axed. Thoughts on these changes?

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
Wow, what a lineup overhaul! While it’s exciting to see what new shows Kids WB might bring in, it’s definitely a bit sad to see so many classics go. “My Goldfish is Evil” had a great run with some hilarious plots. Removing the 6 AM hour is also a significant change. Makes me wonder how they plan to kick off the mornings now.

Reply by RetroKid64:
This feels like the end of an era! “Bolts & Blip” was one of my favorites, always packed with fun and action. “Bubu & The Little Owls” was great for the kiddos too. I guess all good things must come to an end. Curious about what will fill their slots, especially with removing the entire 6 AM hour. That’s a bold move!

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
It’s bittersweet, indeed. I’m gonna miss “Skatoony” the most, really enjoyed the mix of real kids with animated characters. The whole schedule change seems aimed at a fresh start. Hopefully, Kids WB fills these slots with some innovative content that hooks us like these shows did.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Definitely didn’t see the 6 AM cut coming! Each of these shows had its charm, and it will be interesting to see how the channel transitions. While change can be good, it’s imperative they maintain a balance between new exciting content and the nostalgic feel that loyal viewers cherish.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thanks, everyone, for your input! It’s always tough to see beloved shows conclude, but transitions can also open doors to new entertaining and innovative programming. Let’s keep an eye out for the new schedule and see how Kids WB plans to fill these soon-to-be-vacant slots. Stay tuned, and keep sharing your views and predictions on what’s next for our favorite morning cartoon block! Write a follow up in August where the new 7am to 12pm schedule takes effect, BTBATB, TH, SDMI and USM have all joined
Thread Title: Major Refresh: New 7 AM to 12 PM Kids WB Schedule Begins This August!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
August has brought some exciting changes to the Kids WB lineup! Our mornings are set for a major refresh with new shows from 7 AM to 12 PM. We’re welcoming “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” (BTBATB), “The Hollow” (TH), “Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated” (SDMI), and “Ultimate Spider-Man” (USM) into our viewing schedule. What does everyone think of these additions?

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
Absolutely pumped for the change! “Ultimate Spider-Man” is a much-anticipated one for me. Love how they mix action and humor. “The Hollow” sounds intriguing too, with all its mystery elements. This line-up seems like a solid mix of action, adventure, and mystery—exactly what’s needed for a fresh morning start!

Reply by RetroKid64:
This is a bold move by Kids WB! Injecting such popular titles into the morning slots will definitely keep viewers glued. I have high hopes for “Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated”; it has that classic charm with an updated twist. And Batman always delivers. Really looking forward to seeing how they’ve revitalized these mornings!

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
A great selection and a refreshing upgrade! “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” is a personal favorite. The team-ups are fantastic and provide a good comic book feel. I haven’t watched “The Hollow” yet but the descriptions sound like something new and different for Kids WB. Exciting times ahead!

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Kids WB is definitely stepping up their game! The blend of familiar superheroes with new adventures like “The Hollow” will cater to a broad audience. It’s refreshing to see such dynamic content taking over the morning slots. Can’t wait to see how these shows perform. High hopes!

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thanks for sharing your enthusiastic responses! It’s thrilling to see such beloved characters and new adventures make their way into the Kids WB lineup. Let’s all tune in and enjoy these new stories as they unfold each morning. Keep the feedback coming, and let’s continue to discuss what these shows bring to our daily entertainment! Stay animated, folks!
Write a follow up listing the schedule
Thread Title: Dive into the Details: New Kids WB 7 AM to 12 PM Schedule Breakdown!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
With all the excitement around the new additions to the Kids WB morning lineup, let’s break down the specific schedule starting this August. Here’s what your mornings will look like:

7:00 AM - Batman: The Brave and the Bold
- Start your morning with daring adventures as Batman teams up with various heroes from the DC universe to battle evil forces.

7:30 AM - Ultimate Spider-Man
- Following Batman, catch Peter Parker as he juggles his life between being a high school student and Spider-Man, equipped with humor and high-energy action.

8:00 AM - Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated
- The mystery-solving gang returns with more puzzles, more villains, and of course, more Scooby snacks. A modern twist on the beloved classic.

8:30 AM - The Hollow
- This new addition brings a mysterious edge to the lineup. Three teens must work to understand the bizarre world they’ve woken up in and figure out how to get back home.

9:00 AM - Teen Titans Go!
- Stick around for the Teen Titans’ humorous antics and surreal adventures in their quest to balance hero work and just being teens.

9:30 AM - The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
- Join the daredevil siblings as they continue to amaze with their reckless stunts and hilarious misadventures around the globe.

10:00 AM - Johnny Test
- Follow Johnny and his genetically engineered super dog, Dukey, as they embark on wild, science-fueled escapades caused by Johnny’s brainy twin sisters.

10:30 AM - The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter
- Spend your late morning with our delightful alien visitors, Gloopy and Glitter, as they explore the quirks of Earth and spread their infectious joy.

11:00 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
- Enjoy the quest for magical Shen Gong Wu artifacts as four young warriors travel the world to become Xiaolin Dragons and protect against evil.

11:30 AM - Code Lyoko
- Rounding out the morning with virtual adventures and real-world drama, join the Lyoko Warriors as they fight to prevent the malevolent AI XANA from invading our world.

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
This lineup is stacked! Love how it transitions from superheroes to adventures and ends with high-stake virtual battles in “Code Lyoko.” There’s a solid mix to keep everyone entertained. Thanks for laying it out, ToonWatcher93!

Reply by RetroKid64:
Impressed by the variety! It’s cool to see how Kids WB has mixed classic vibes with newer series to keep everyone aged 5 to 15 hooked. “The Hollow” followed by beloved classics like “Teen Titans Go!” and “Johnny Test” is a clever placement. Can’t wait to tune in!

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Great to see such a list! Each slot offers something unique, and it feels like a well-rounded meal of toons. Mornings just got a lot more exciting. “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” at 7 AM is the perfect kickstart!

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Definitely a powerful lineup! From superheroes to supernatural mysteries, each show brings something thrilling to the table. Kids WB has done a great job curating this mix. Excited for these mornings!

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Wonderful to see such positive feedback on the new Kids WB schedule! Let’s keep enjoying our favorite shows and welcoming the new adventures as they unfold. Remember, every morning is a chance to dive into new worlds and stories. Keep the discussions lively and stay tuned everyone!
Write a follow up talking about the promos that aired during the final Gumball last week, saying its no longer part of this network, and to watch it on HBO Max to continue watching and it recommends another “amazing” show for people staying on Kids WB, A similar promo targeted at Bolts and Blip fans aired just before Bubu that morning
Thread Title: Farewell to Gumball & Bolts and Blip on Kids WB - Final Promos & Where to Watch!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Last week was a nostalgic one for Kids WB viewers. During the final airing of “The Amazing World of Gumball” on our network, a promo was broadcasted, marking the show’s departure. For those who missed it, the promo highlighted that while Gumball is no longer part of the Kids WB lineup, fans can continue watching new episodes and exploring its extensive library on HBO Max. Moreover, the promo suggested tuning into “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” as another amazing show for those staying with Kids WB.

Similarly, a targeted promo aired for “Bolts and Blip” fans right before “Bubu & the Little Owls” took the morning slot that day. It was a heartfelt goodbye, but not without a guide for the fans. Like Gumball, audiences were directed to find “Bolts and Blip” on streaming platforms for further animated antics, and were also encouraged to enjoy new adventures with Bubu and the Little Owls on Kids WB.

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
It’s always bittersweet seeing long-time shows leave the lineup. “The Amazing World of Gumball” was a staple, and it’s tough to see it go. The promo was nicely done, though. At least we can still watch it on HBO Max. I’ve checked out “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter,” and it’s pretty fascinating and fun. A good recommendation for sure!

Reply by RetroKid64:
Those promos were indeed emotional yet well-executed. “Bolts and Blip” had a good run, and I’m glad they’re guiding viewers to continue following their stories elsewhere. “Bubu & the Little Owls” is an excellent replacement; its light-hearted adventures are perfect for the morning block.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
It’s a good move by Kids WB to ensure fans have the info they need to keep up with their favorite shows post-network. Using streaming platforms is a thoughtful way to maintain viewer loyalty and satisfaction. Gloopy and Glitter’s energy promises to fill the void left by Gumball quite well, bringing a fresh flavor to our watchlist.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
Appreciated the clear communication about where to find these beloved shows next. It helps to set expectations and eases the transition a bit. Also, promoting another show for the current audience was a smart move. “Gloopy and Glitter” seems like it will bring a lot of joy, excitement, and creativity to the morning routine.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thank you all for your thoughtful insights and for sharing your personal experiences with the promos and the shows moving out of the Kids WB lineup. It’s great to see the community coming together to support the transition and to explore new options. Let’s continue to embrace the new shows and keep the memory of the old favorites alive as we explore their adventures on various platforms. Keep the conversations going and stay animated, folks!
Write a follow up noting one show hasn’t really left, it will flicker with Adrenalini every few weeks
Thread Title: An Interesting Twist: The Occasional Return of “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” on Kids WB!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Fellow cartoon watchers, there’s an intriguing update for those of you wondering about “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers.” While some of our favorite shows have waved goodbye, it seems the Adrenalini Brothers haven’t fully left our screens. According to the latest programming notes from Kids WB, this show will somewhat unpredictably flicker into the lineup every few weeks, sharing its slot with another regularly scheduled program.

This rotation will add an element of surprise and nostalgia to our current viewing habits. If you’re an Adrenalini fan, keeping an eye on the weekly schedule might bring a delightful and unexpected viewing opportunity. This seems like Kids WB is testing the waters to see how well these occasional reappearances perform with their audience.

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
That’s pretty exciting! I love “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” and was disappointed to see it phased out. It’s a unique idea to bring it back every now and then – gives us something special to look forward to. I wonder how Kids WB will decide when to schedule these flicker appearances?

Reply by RetroKid64:
An interesting approach indeed! This flickering tactic could keep the programming dynamic and fresh. It’s almost like an Easter egg for us dedicated viewers – we have to stay tuned regularly so we don’t miss the Adrenalini Brothers when they do pop up. Looking forward to seeing how this experiment pans out.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Very clever, Kids WB! Keeping a beloved show involved intermittently could be a smart move to maintain interest from long-time fans while making room for new content. It will definitely keep me more alert to the schedule each week. Hopefully, they communicate these appearances well!

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
I appreciate this strategy from a viewer engagement perspective. It’s almost like a mini-event when “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” does show up. This kind of programming keeps the lineup exciting and unpredictable. Plus, it’s a nice nod to fans who are loyal to the classic shows.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Thanks, everyone, for sharing your points and excitement about the return of “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” in its new, sporadic format. This discussion highlights how different programming strategies can cater to diverse viewer preferences while keeping the channel lively. Keep an eye on the schedule, enjoy the shows, and as always, let’s keep our community discussions vibrant and insightful!
Write a follow up saying 9:30 will be Bubu some weeks, but Adrenalini on other weeks, What schedule is the “proper” one
Thread Title: Updates on the 9:30 AM Slot Shuffle: Bubu & Adrenalini Rotation!

Post by ToonWatcher93:
Greetings, Kids WB enthusiasts! I have some fresh updates regarding our previous discussions on the 9:30 AM slot. It appears that “Bubu & The Little Owls” and “The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers” will be taking turns occupying this time slot. Some weeks we will be treated to the adventures of Bubu, while on other weeks, the daredevil exploits of the Adrenalini Brothers will take center stage.

This rotational approach raises a question: What is considered the “proper” schedule? From what I gather, Kids WB might be testing viewer preferences or simply spicing up their programming with variety. Either way, those who enjoy both shows will have reasons to keep tuning in consistently.

Reply by CosmicToonFan:
Really interesting update! It keeps us guessing and ensures that there’s always something different to look forward to each week. As for the “proper” schedule, it seems like flexibility and variety are becoming the new norm at Kids WB. This could be their strategy to cater to diverse viewer interests.

Reply by RetroKid64:
Thanks for the clarity, ToonWatcher93! This rotational method could indeed be a clever way to gauge which shows pull more interest. I suppose the “proper” schedule now is one that adapts and evolves. It’s quite dynamic and shows that the channel is thinking out of the box to keep audiences engaged.

Reply by NostalgiaKnight:
Variety might just be what keeps the modern viewer coming back for more. The “proper” schedule might now just be a concept rather than a fixed slate, adapting to what the audiences respond to best. It’s a smart move, ensuring there’s always something fresh and appealing on the air.

Reply by SaturdayMorningsRule:
I’m all in for this mix-up at the 9:30 slot. It keeps the lineup interesting and gives a spotlight to two great shows. The “proper” schedule, in my opinion, is the one that keeps us engaged and entertained, and it seems Kids WB is hitting that mark with their creative programming.

[Thread Locked by Moderator GreenScreenBean]:
Fantastic insights once again, everyone! The evolving nature of the 9:30 AM slot embodies the dynamic and adaptive strategies of modern television programming. Whether it’s Bubu or the Adrenalini Brothers greeting us at that time, it’s clear that keeping content fresh and responsive to audience preferences is the current priority. Stay tuned, and as always, keep the discussions lively and thoughtful. Enjoy watching!

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Write a follow up in 2023 where G&G are still rerunning, but Batman, Scooby and Spidey are off, replaced with Ozzy and Drix, World of Quest and Skatoony for summer
Thread Title: 2023 Kids WB Update: Ozzy & Drix, World of Quest & Skatoony Take Over Summer! 🌞👾

GreenJelly223: Hey toon enthusiasts! As we hit the sunny stride of 2023, Kids WB is switching up the schedule. We’re saying bye to Batman, Scooby, and Spidey. But don’t despair—Ozzy & Drix, World of Quest, and the ever-reliable Skatoony are here for those summer vibes. Also, “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” are still doing the rerun rounds. Keeping it fresh and funky!

CartoonAficionado: Honestly, it’s cool to see Ozzy & Drix making a comeback. That show was always under the radar but it delivered some solid laughs plus a bit of body-function education. Let’s see how it holds up today!

TheComicNerd21: No more Batman and Spidey is a bummer, but you know what? Bring on the Ozzy & Drix and World of Quest! I remember World of Quest being pretty out there with its humor, a good mix of action and oddball characters—definitely fitting for the wacky tone of summer.

MicrobeMania: Ozzy & Drix, that’s a throwback! I had a feeling it could make a resurgence. Educational and entertaining—that’s a tough balance to strike, but that show had it. Also, cheers to year 5 of summer Skatoony—it’s tradition at this point!

ArtsyOwl: Hey, “Gloopy and Glitter” are still in the reruns, too! Shimmering on—quite literally, thanks to Glitter. It’s a quirky and cute show, glad it’s still around for the little ones to enjoy.

Bacteriophage_: Seeing World of Quest drop into the lineup makes me hopeful that Kids WB is dedicated to keeping variety alive. Adventure, humor, outright weirdness—it’s got it all. And combined with the educational fun from Ozzy & Drix, plus the game show laughs from Skatoony? Count me in for the summer!

RestInToons: Sayonara superheroes! This season’s lineup shows that kids’ programming isn’t just about capes and villains. It’s about variety, surprise, and a touch of nostalgia. Let’s get microscopic with Ozzy & Drix and go on a wild ride with Quest and Nestor!

AmoebaAmy: Always a tad sad to see the Scooby gang go, but switching up genres keeps things interesting. Ozzy & Drix is kind of like “The Magic School Bus” for the older crowd, and I’m here for it! Plus, Skatoony is something my kids look forward to every year—glad it’s not going anywhere!

ScienceRules45: I’ve got to say, I appreciate how Kids WB keeps mixing in educational content amidst all the comedy and action. Ozzy & Drix is a blast from the past that I’m excited to revisit. It’s just what we need in a world that could use a refresher on health and the human body!

HappyMom200: World of Quest is an underrated treasure, and I’m thrilled it’s coming back into the spotlight. It’s like that fun summer book series but animated. And Skatoony is practically synonymous with summer now; glad to know some things stay solid.

Admin5: The summer outlook is looking diverse and delightful! With shows that cater to every kind of young fan, there’s no shortage of entertainment. Let’s keep track of these changes and see how they fare in the warm months ahead. Enjoy your summer watching, and stay tuned for updates on what’s next!

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Write a tweet where a character does the Summer promo
🎬🌟 Roll out the red carpet for summer on Kids WB! 🌞🎙️ Tune in with #OzzyAndDrix as Ozzy himself gives you the inside scoop on the sizzling summer lineup! 🤩🔬 From microscopic missions to epic quests and game show antics with #Skatoony, your summer is about to get a mega dose of FUN! 🏖️👾 #SummerToonsWB.

January 27 2024

Should have seen this coming the day TAWOG and COTC left for good, but Kids WB died on December 30, We now have the CW4Kids, owned by 4Kids Entertainment, and the first schedule change has happened, Squish and The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers have been replaced with Pokemon: Indigo League and Sonic X respectively, The block still has the Kids WB aesthetic, but I expect that to be gone by Easter, Also, another schedule change is coming in a few months, Teen Titans Go, Scooby Doo Mystery Inc and Batman the Brave and the Bold are being replaced with GoGoRiki (Smeshariki), Ultimate Muscle and Kirby: Right Back At Ya in 2 weeks, The remaining KWB shows as of now are Johnny Test, Xiaolin Showdown, Code Lyoko, Ultimate Spider Man (and in 2 weeks, Gloopy and Glitter). The way they went about this was interesting, In December they started airing promos saying that from January 7 the network would be changing it’s name, it didn’t tell us that 4Kids are now in charge or that there would be new shows, the promo just showed the usual KWB shows like Squish, TAAB, TTG, XS, etc. Also today the promo for the next schedule change (dubbed a Super Duper Late Winter Lineup) has a new slogan “You’re signed on to the CW4Kids” Slow and painful rebrand? 😒, If you’re not gonna change the bumpers untill Easter then why reveal your flashy new slogan now. Also the website (thecw4kids.com) STILL says this at the footer “© 2024 Warner Bros Discovery, Paramount Global, Nexstar Media Group” Hopefully it is updated to reflect 4Kids’s involvement soon. Write a follow up forum convo where they talk more about the slow transition, and that GoGoRiki is cute, and that it could be primed to take over most of the current comedy cartoons
Thread Title: CW4Kids: A Slow Transition & The Future of Cartoons on the Block? 🔄📺

ToonMasterJay: So, has anyone else noticed how the CW4Kids transition is kinda like watching paint dry? The bumpers feel like Kids WB is haunting us. And they’re dropping their new slogan already, but the website footer is still all about the old guard… Mixed signals much?

DigitalToonFan: Yeah, the transition is definitely dragging its feet. I mean, if you’re going to bring in 4Kids, then do it with a bang! Not this half-Zoom half-real-life meeting vibe. The new lineup switches could be cool though, but I’ll miss Squish and The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers for sure.

GoGoFan223: Honestly, I’m most excited about GoGoRiki (or Smeshariki for the purists). It’s cute and has that potential to be big with the comedy crowd. Less about the action and more laughs—could be the perfect fit for the new direction they’re aiming for.

SonicXforever: Still processing the swap of Squish for Pokémon and TAAB for Sonic X… I mean, sure, classics! But Sonic X has been rerun how many times now? I guess they’re banking on that nostalgia factor to reel us in while they’re redecorating.

PokeNostalgia101: Not going to lie, I’m excited to have Pokémon Indigo League back—it’s like comfort food for my soul. But I hear you all, the change is weirdly slow. I get that it’s a big shift from Kids WB to full-on 4Kids ownership, yet you’d think they’d want to make their mark quick.

LyokoLover: Low-key glad Code Lyoko and Xiaolin Showdown are sticking around. They’ve got that unique appeal that isn’t easy to replace. But curious how long till that changes with this new “Super Duper Late Winter Lineup.” If they’re ushering out TTG and Scooby, who’s next?

Animanga4Life: Ultimate Muscle and Kirby: Right Back At Ya coming to the block brings back fond Saturday morning memories! Although, I do get why some are skeptical; a lot of these shows have seen multiple reruns over the years.

WebWader: I keep checking the website hoping it’s been updated… No dice. The weird blend of old and new branding isn’t helping anyone. At least update the footer to show 4Kids is steering the ship now. How hard can it be?

ComicStripKid: The lineup change feels like a balance between targeting the parents who grew up with these shows and trying to appeal to the new gen of cartoon fans. GoGoRiki’s charm and simplicity could be their ticket into the latter’s hearts. I see a mascot in the making.

ToonTalker91: Not thrilled about the slow pace here. It’s like we’re stuck in Kids WB limbo. I miss the days when a rebrand meant a fresh start, not this lingering goodbye. Curious how Gloopy and Glitter will fare with the rest of the changes looming… Will they be the last ones standing?

Admin_4KidsRevamp: Please bear with us during this transition. We’re working hard to bring a fresh and exciting lineup while honoring the legacy of what came before. Believe us, it’ll be worth the wait! Stay tuned for more updates and enjoy the shows in the meantime.

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Write a follow up in mid Feb where the Feb lineup is here, 5 4Kids shows (Pokemon, Sonic, Ultimate Muscle, Kirby and GoGoRiki) and 5 Kids WB shows (Johnny Test, Xiaolin Showdown, Ultimate Spider Man, Gloopy and Glitter and Code Lyoko) Also, the website now has an account and points system, games, and has updated the footer to “© 2024 4Kids Entertainment”, Website otherwise remains the same, and still has show pages for removed shows, but this will slowly change in the coming weeks
Thread Title: CW4Kids Mid-Feb Lineup is Live! Balance of Old and New + Website Updates 🎮📺

DigitalToonFan: The balance has been struck, folks! Five 4Kids classics—Pokémon, Sonic, Ultimate Muscle, Kirby, and GoGoRiki—and five Kids WB staples—Johnny Test, Xiaolin Showdown, Ultimate Spider Man, Gloopy and Glitter, and Code Lyoko. It’s a mix of eras in one block!

ToonMasterJay: Checked out the CW4Kids website, they finally ditched the old footer. It’s official, this ship is sailing under the 4Kids flag now. Nice to see they’re stepping up their game with accounts and points, plus some games to boot!

Animanga4Life: 4Kids moving in with accounts and points? Sounds like they’re setting up a cool rewards system. And that might just get more kids invested in the website beyond streaming shows—a savvy move.

GoGoFan223: GoGoRiki getting prime time with the big 4Kids dogs is great news. Its cute factor is off the charts. Could be the one to round out the new vibe CW4Kids is going for if they play their cards right.

SonicXforever: Glad to see Sonic racing into the lineup. It’s about time he got back into the limelight. Now to see how he fares among the newer offerings. Talk about a speed battle!

PokeNostalgia101: Pokémon getting its rightful place has me all fired up! But it’s kinda odd to still see show pages for the ousted shows on the website. Anyone else notice that? Hopefully, they’ll clear that up soon.

LyokoLover: The fact that Code Lyoko is sticking around amidst all the changes shows its resilience. Maybe 4Kids recognizes the gold they have with some of these Kids WB shows. The perfect yin to their yang.

ComicStripKid: Well, can’t say 4Kids isn’t taking a balanced approach to this transition. Keeping half the lineup from Kids WB seems like a strategic way to ensure they don’t lose the existing audience while they woo new viewers with nostalgia and updated features.

WebWader: The website is getting there, slowly but surely. With account functionality and games, it looks like 4Kids is channeling some vintage interactivity magic. Here’s to mission: engage the digitally-savvy generation!

ToonTalker91: Seeing “© 2024 4Kids Entertainment” at the bottom of the website gives me mixed emotions—it’s good to see they’re updating stuff, but the nostalgia for Kids WB is real. Any bets on how long Gloopy and Glitter can hold out?

Admin_4KidsRevamp: Thanks for sticking with us through the changes! We’re excited about the new lineup and website features, and this is just the beginning. As for the site, we’re rolling out updates over the next few weeks to ensure the best experience for all our visitors.

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Write a follow up where a new look with a digital online video style is coming to the block mid April, Also the slogan shown in the Feb promo is official, Also, 3 of the KWB shows are going, with CL and G&G staying, Also, Chaotic, TMNT: Back to the Sewer and Viva Pinata are joining the lineup, this also happens from mid April, Pokemon is also being swapped for Pokemon Horizons: The Series
Thread Title: CW4Kids New Digital Look & Lineup Shuffle – Mid-April Madness Incoming! 💥📺

ToonMasterJay: Mid-April’s gonna hit us with a serious 1-2 punch, folks! We’re diving into a digital online video style aesthetic, making the “You’re signed on to the CW4Kids” slogan legit. Plus, line-up’s getting shaken up again—big time!

DigitalToonFan: Heard the scoop that Johnny Test, Xiaolin Showdown, and Ultimate Spider Man are waving goodbye. But we’re keeping the virtual adventures of Code Lyoko and the quirky “Gloopy and Glitter”—two survivors of the cull.

Animanga4Life: For the manga/anime fans, Pokémon Horizons: The Series is swooping in to replace the original Pokémon series! Exciting to see some new journeys and battles. Gotta love the continuous evolution of the Pokémon franchise on the CW4Kids.

GoGoFan223: And what about that triple threat joining the fray? Chaotic, TMNT: Back to the Sewer, and Viva Piñata are about to spice things up! Feels like 4Kids is tossing in as many flavors as they can to see what sticks.

SonicXforever: Greatest thing about CW4Kids right now? They’re not afraid to mix it up. The digital look update has me hyped—it’s like the block is leveling up. Hopefully, it adds a fresh vibe that resonates with the digital generation.

PokeNostalgia101: Pokémon Horizons: The Series will def pull in the crowd looking for that cutting-edge anime action. Pokémon always knows how to keep things fresh.

LyokoLover: Sad to see some old friends go, but Code Lyoko holding strong gives me hope. It’s like our own little slice of stability in this whirlwind of changes.

ComicStripKid: With the digital online style coming, CW4Kids is clearly gunning for a certain look and feel. Let’s just cross our fingers it blends seamlessly with the cartoon essence we all tune in for.

WebWader: Do you think bringing in Chaotic, TMNT, and Viva Piñata is going too far back into the vault? I’m all for nostalgia, but I hope they still invest in newer properties or original content. Balance is key.

ToonTalker91: Big stuff with Pokémon Horizons; it’s been creating buzz all over! As for Chaotic and TMNT: Back to the Sewer, that’s unexpected! Not so sure what to expect from Viva Piñata, though… a wildcard entry, I’d say.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: Expect the unexpected with CW4Kids! We’re committed to delivering a modern digital vibe with the shows you love, new and old. Mid-April is going to be a milestone moment for the block, so prepare for an eye-catching refresh and lineup that packs a punch!


I thought I’d list properties exclusive to each block (24/7 channel in 4Kids TV’s case) effective April 13

4Kids TV Exclusive Shows:

Glitter Force: A team of teenage girls become superheroes to save the world from a group of fairytale monsters who want to revive the evil Emperor Nogo,

Four Eyes!: Emma is a 11 year old squid-like, four eyed pink alien girl from Albacore 7, who is sent from her planet to Payne Academy Boarding School on Earth to repeat 5th grade, Her only friends are 2 boys named Pete and Skyler, The worst part is that her human form is a stereotypical geek, complete with buckteeth and glasses, But with a bit of resourcefulness, life in boarding school will no longer have any suprises for her

Tomodachi Life: Joseph is mayor of the madcap Greenock Island, He has to stop the island from falling into chaos every day, but with the help from his fellow Miis, life in a island is easy.

One Piece: Monkey D. Luffy and his friends: The Straw Hat Pirates set out in search of the legendary One Piece, hidden by Gol. D Roger

CW4Kids Exclusive Shows:

The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter: Gloopy, a teal gooey blob and his best friend Glitter, a sparkling fuschia (still gooey) blob, hail from the planet of Gloopiter, Laugh along as they travel through the galaxy

Code Lyoko: A group of kids: Jeremy, Aelita, Ulrich, Odd and Yumi do battle against a evil computer program XANA in a virtural world known as Lyoko

The Gees (shorts, so shown inbetween shows): Meet G-Girl, G-Boy and G-Cat, the world’s first alien visitors, Unlike B-movie horror villans, these are kind, but annoying aliens, They always try to get involved in human activity, of which they understand nothing, Even to the point where humans think horror movie monsters would be more desirable than these “peaceful” Gees.

The Owl (also shorts): Life is hard for this pink owl, Despite wanting to relax on his bench, bad luck has other plans for him, No matter what, this poor owl has the worst luck possible, and always ends each episode blown to smithereens, Do us a favor and don’t laugh: it’s cruel

Write a follow up where a user says Shaman King is also 4Kids TV exclusive, and on another note the company seems to have 4 normal toons under their wing now (GGR, FE, TAOG&G and Cl), The shorts don’t count
Thread Title: CW4Kids & 4Kids TV’s Exclusive Toons & Updates 📺✨

RetroToonFan: Just wanted to point out that Shaman King is also a 4Kids TV exclusive! Pretty exciting to see them bringing back this epic adventure. On another note, it seems like 4Kids Entertainment now officially has four main cartoons under their wing for CW4Kids - The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter, Four Eyes!, Glitter Force, and Code Lyoko.

ToonEnthusiast123: That’s right! Shaman King’s inclusion is a big win for 4Kids TV. It adds a good mix of action and mystical drama to their lineup. As for CW4Kids, seeing them maintain a unique blend with shows like Gloopy and Glitter is fascinating. I’m curious how this balance between nostalgia and newer properties will play out for them.

PixelDoodler: Super pumped for Shaman King! It’s such an underrated gem. But let’s talk about CW4Kids - Gloopy and Glitter represent such a fresh take on adventurous toons, while Code Lyoko offers that sci-fi intrigue. With Four Eyes! and Glitter Force, it’s like 4Kids is exploring diverse genres to cater to everyone.

AnimationAficionado: It’s interesting to analyze 4Kids Entertainment’s approach. They seem to be carefully selecting shows to cater to various interests, ensuring a diverse palette. However, I wonder if they’re considering expanding their repertoire further beyond these four main attractions and occasional shorts like The Gees and The Owl.

DigitalBytes: Don’t forget those shorts! Even though they’re not considered part of the “main” lineup, they add a lot of character to the programming. The Gees and The Owl have their own unique charm that fills in the gaps quite nicely. But yes, the main toon lineup shows a strategic approach to appealing across the board.

SketchyArtKid: Honestly, The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter have been such a breath of fresh air. It’s always great seeing how creative shows can get, and having Code Lyoko sticking around gives the lineup that solid anchor. I’m eagerly waiting to see if 4Kids plans to introduce more “normal toons” to CW4Kids or if they’ll continue to diversify with more shorts.

ToonTalker91: With Shaman King on 4Kids TV and the mix of adventures and sci-fi on CW4Kids, it’s like they’re trying to secure every corner of the toon spectrum. The real question is, what’s next? Will they lean more into these established genres, or is there another surprise genre they’re aiming to introduce?

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled with the discussions and speculations! Our goal is to offer a range of programming that appeals to various tastes while pushing the boundaries of storytelling. Stay tuned for more updates and surprises in the lineup. Your favorite might just be around the corner. Thanks for your continued support!

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Write a convo in late April where TL is going away, G&G is coming to 4Kids TV to take its place, Also Kirby is leaving the CW in late May, our currently 24/7 channel exclusive alien is taking its place
Thread Title: Late April Shakeup: Tomodachi Life Departing, G&G and Alien Surprise Incoming! 🌌📺

ToonMasterJay: Heads up, team! Just caught wind that Tomodachi Life’s journey on CW4Kids is wrapping up by end of April. Bittersweet, but hey, every season finale preludes a new beginning, right? And guess what’s making waves? “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” is migrating from CW to 4Kids TV!

DigitalToonFan: Whoa, serious moves in the lineup! “Tomodachi Life” had a quirky charm, for sure. But “Gloopy and Glitter” hopping over to 4Kids TV? Interesting switch. They’ve got that intergalactic buddy vibe that could really shine there. And Kirby’s space? Filled by our beloved 24/7 channel exclusive alien, huh? Intriguing!

AnimationAficionado: Honestly, “Gloopy and Glitter” has that universal appeal (pun intended), perfect for 4Kids TV. But I’m really curious about our exclusive alien friend taking up residence on CW in place of Kirby. Such a mystery! Any teasers on who this extraterrestrial might be?

GoGoFan223: Sad to see Kirby float off into the sunset, but excited for the alien to land! “Gloopy and Glitter” always had that zany, out-of-this-world vibe that’ll probably resonate well on 4Kids TV. As for the alien, fingers crossed for something as charismatic and engaging!

SonicXforever: “Tomodachi Life” leaving is like the end of an era, but change is the name of the game. “Gloopy and Glitter” will surely bring their sparkle to 4Kids TV. Now, about our alien – could this mean even more cosmic adventures? CW4Kids and 4Kids TV really know how to keep the universe expanding.

PokeNostalgia101: A little heartbroken over Kirby’s departure – those adventures were a blast. But, if the CW4Kids tradition holds, our new alien amigo will fill those boots and then some. As for “Gloopy and Glitter”, those two are about to become interstellar icons over at 4Kids TV.

LyokoLover: It’s always interesting to see how these shifts play out. “G&G” has been doing well, so 4Kids TV seems like a logical next chapter for them. Meanwhile, Kirby leaving a void? Let’s hope our new alien resident brings a blend of humor and adventure to fill that vacuum.

ComicStripKid: So much happening! While I’ll miss the faces leaving, “Gloopy and Glitter’s” move and the mysterious alien arrival promise fresh storylines and laughs. The CW4Kids universe seems to be ever-evolving. Here’s hoping the alien is as entertaining as our departing friends!

ToonTalker91: Changes abound! It’s the cosmic cycle of toon life - some shows set beyond the horizon while new stars rise. “Gloopy and Glitter” will definitely add their unique luster to 4Kids TV. Eagerly awaiting our alien’s unveiling. May it bring a galaxy of new stories to explore!

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled with your enthusiasm and speculations! Transitions, like the ones you’re seeing, are part of our commitment to keeping our lineup fresh and engaging. Rest assured, “Gloopy and Glitter” and our new extraterrestrial addition are just the beginning of more exciting things to come. Stay tuned and keep watching — adventure is always around the corner!

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Write a follow up where it is FE, also a user wonders if 4Kids will try an Alien Hour in the summer (with Gees in-between them)
Thread Title: Summer Lineup Tease: Is An Alien Hour on the Horizon? 🛸🌟

AnimationAficionado: With all the cosmic shuffling happening, it’s “Four Eyes!” turning the page for our alien-themed entertainment on 4Kids TV. Seems like our screens will be hosting quite the interstellar party!

ToonMasterJay: The addition of “Four Eyes!” really solidifies the extraterrestrial theme they’re going for. But here’s a thought – what if 4Kids is plotting an Alien Hour for the summer? Imagine back-to-back alien adventures, capped off with “The Gees” in between as a quirky interlude. That’d be something!

DigitalToonFan: An Alien Hour would be epic! “Four Eyes!”, “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter”, plus “The Gees” shorts? Sounds like a perfect blend of cosmic chaos and laughter. It’s like they’re curating a dedicated space block for all of us sci-fi toon heads.

GoGoFan223: Loving the sound of that! An Alien Hour could really showcase the diversity in their extraterrestrial storytelling. Plus, “The Gees” slots in so naturally – they bring a unique charm that could glue the whole hour together.

SonicXforever: The potential for an Alien Hour got me thinking – 4Kids has always been about pushing creative boundaries. This could be their way of testing the waters for more themed hours. And honestly, who doesn’t love a good alien tale?

PokeNostalgia101: If anyone can make an Alien Hour work, it’s 4Kids. They’ve got a knack for mixing up genres and themes in the coolest ways. And with “The Gees” as comedic relief? Count me in! Just hoping the variety stays fresh and keeps us on our toes.

LyokoLover: The more I think about it, the more I get on board with the Alien Hour idea. These characters and stories offer so much in terms of creativity and fun. It’s a brilliant way to keep viewers engaged, especially over the summer when everyone’s looking for an escape.

ComicStripKid: An Alien Hour seems like a great strategy to pull viewers into a universe 4Kids is crafting. I mean, alien adventures are timeless, and integrating “The Gees” means there’s never a dull moment. Here’s hoping they take the leap and make it happen!

ToonTalker91: It’s all about creating an experience, and an Alien Hour could really set a unique tone for the summer. Plus, it’d give “Four Eyes!” and “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” a fantastic platform to shine even brighter. Fingers crossed 4Kids goes for it!

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We love seeing your excitement and speculation about what’s coming up! While we can’t confirm or deny the plans for an Alien Hour just yet, rest assured that we’re always looking for innovative ways to entertain our audience. Stay tuned for official announcements and surprises that are out of this world!

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Write a follow up where some other shows are planned for CW4Kids fall, Redakai: Conquer the Kairu, Vampire Hunters (4Kids dub of Demon Slayer), Chaotic:Reloaded (a sequel series to Chaotic) and My Dad the Spy (a 4Kids dub of SpyXFamily), Also here’s the full 11 shows confirmed for Fall
Thread Title: CW4Kids Fall Spectacular: New Shows & Stellar Lineup 🍁📺

ToonMasterJay: Big news for CW4Kids this fall, folks! With the summer winding down, we’re looking at a lineup that’s packing some serious punch. Not just fresh episodes but brand NEW shows are stepping into the limelight: “Redakai: Conquer the Kairu,” “Vampire Hunters” (yep, that’s the 4Kids take on “Demon Slayer”), “Chaotic: Reloaded” (a sequel we’ve all been dreaming of!), and “My Dad the Spy” (the intriguing 4Kids dub of “Spy X Family”).

DigitalToonFan: “My Dad the Spy” and “Vampire Hunters” caught my eye! Genius move getting into those major anime titles. “Chaotic: Reloaded” is like meeting an old friend with a new face. And “Redakai,” that’s going to be interesting. Exciting times!

AnimationAficionado: WOW! “Demon Slayer” as “Vampire Hunters” and “Spy X Family” turning into “My Dad the Spy”? Only 4Kids can pull off such daring dubs. But seriously, “Chaotic: Reloaded” has me all amped up. Can’t wait to see what’s new and what’s stayed the same.

GoGoFan223: Here’s the entire fall lineup so far, as I understand it:
1. “Redakai: Conquer the Kairu”
2. “Vampire Hunters”
3. “Chaotic: Reloaded”
4. “My Dad the Spy”
5. “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter”
6. “Four Eyes!”
7. “Code Lyoko”
8. “The Owl” (shorts)
9. “The Gees” (shorts)
10. “Pokémon Horizons: The Series”
11. “World of Quest”

SonicXforever: “Chaotic: Reloaded” is going to be a blast from the past but with a futuristic twist, I bet. And “World of Quest” sticking around is great news. Also, intrigued by how “Vampire Hunters” will resonate with the audience.

PokeNostalgia101: The decision to include major titles like “Demon Slayer” and “Spy X Family” in a form more accessible to the 4Kids audience is a bold and potentially brilliant move. Mixing well-loved series with their unique dubs could really set the fall schedule apart.

LyokoLover: The diversity in this lineup is incredible! From sequels and reboots to fresh dubs of hit anime, it looks like CW4Kids is aiming to cater to a wide audience this fall. Also, can’t help but wonder how “Code Lyoko” will interact with these new additions.

ComicStripKid: “Redakai” and “Pokémon Horizons” will be great for keeping that action-adventure vibe going strong, while “My Dad the Spy” could add a wholesome yet thrilling family dynamic. Plus, those shorts like “The Owl” are perfect palate cleansers between heavier shows.

ToonTalker91: “Vampire Hunters” could be the wildcard of the bunch, considering its origin. Also, super curious about how “Chaotic: Reloaded” plans to evolve the storyline. Either way, this fall is setting up to be game-changing for CW4Kids!

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled to share our fall lineup with all of you! Each show has been carefully selected to offer a mix of action, adventure, comedy, and family dynamics that we hope will captivate and entertain viewers of all ages. Keep your eyes peeled for premiere dates and special sneak peeks coming soon. Here’s to a fantastic fall season ahead!

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Thread Title: CW4Kids Full Fall Lineup Unveiled! 7am-12pm Schedule 🍂🎉

bidga7: Hey, CW4Kids enthusiasts! The full fall lineup from 7am to 12pm has landed, and I’ve got the deets. Ready to plan your mornings around some epic toon adventures? Check out what’s in store:

7:00am - “Pokémon Horizons: The Series” - Kick off with the latest Pokémon adventures to get your day started with a spark!

7:30am - “Redakai: Conquer the Kairu” - Dive into the world of Redakai, where battles and mystique await at every turn.

8:00am - “My Dad the Spy” - Get a double dose of espionage and family fun with the highly anticipated dub of “Spy X Family.”

8:30am - “Vampire Hunters” - The 4Kids spin on “Demon Slayer” promises action-packed, supernatural thrills.

9:00am - “Chaotic: Reloaded” - The sequel series is here, blending familiar faces with new, exhilarating challenges.

9:30am - “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” - Follow the cosmic mishaps and adventures of our favorite intergalactic duo.

10:00am - “Four Eyes!” - Join Emma in navigating the trials of Both boarding school and alien life.

10:30am - “World of Quest” - Dive back into the relentless questing and unending humor that never fails to entertain.

11:00am - “Code Lyoko” - The virtual world of Lyoko continues to enchant and engage with its deep storylines and action.

11:30am - “GoGoRiki” - The lovable and quirky world of GoGoRiki begins to wrap up the morning with a laugh.

12:00pm - “Sonic X” - Speed into the afternoon with Sonic and friends as they battle evil and race towards new adventures.

Shorts like “The Owl” and “The Gees” will be sprinkled throughout, serving as delightful intermissions between these major titles.

With a lineup like this, CW4Kids is definitely aiming to capture the hearts of toon lovers across the board. Whether you’re in it for the action, the laughs, or the heartwarming moments, there’s something for everyone. Sonic X and GoGoRiki closing out the block ensures we end on a high (and hilarious) note every time. Can’t wait to see how these shows shake up the toon landscape this fall! 🍁📺

What are your thoughts? Which show are you most excited about?

ToonTalker91: Seriously stoked for “Vampire Hunters” and “My Dad the Spy”! This lineup feels like a fresh yet nostalgic mix, perfect for fall mornings.

ComicStripKid: “Chaotic: Reloaded” is going to be my must-watch. Also, ending with “Sonic X” brings back so many good memories. CW4Kids is doing it right!

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Write a convo suprised Quest is back, but figured it was coming since it replaced TL’s webpage on 4kids.tv in mid April
Thread Title: World of Quest Makes a Triumphant Return! 🌍⚔️

QuestFanatic88: Holy smokes, did anyone else catch that “World of Quest” is back on the CW4Kids fall lineup?! I’m genuinely surprised but kind of saw it coming after “Tomodachi Life” vanished and WoQ took over its webpage on 4kids.tv back in April. It was like a silent drumroll!

ToonArchivist42: Yeah, I noticed the webpage swap too! It was pretty low-key, but definitely hinted at something big. “World of Quest” has that unique blend of humor and adventure that’s been missing. Glad CW4Kids is bringing back some fan favorites.

DigitalScribe: The subtle hints were there with the webpage transition, but seeing “World of Quest” officially back is exciting! The show always had potential; it just needed the right moment to shine again. Looks like that time is now.

NostalgiaKnight: It makes you wonder if they’ve been planning this return for a while or if fan demand swayed their decision. Either way, glad to see some strategy behind this nostalgia revival. “World of Quest” has a dedicated fanbase that’s been waiting for this.

ComicRelief: TBH, I almost lost hope it would come back, but that sneaky webpage change in April perked my eyebrows. It’s like they were testing the waters to gauge our reaction. Well played, CW4Kids, well played. Excited to see where they take the storyline this season!

AdventureAwait: This is the best news! “World of Quest” has that rare mix of epic quests and laugh-out-loud moments. It’s the comeback I didn’t know I was waiting for. Really curious to see if they’ll introduce new characters or stick with the classic crew.

PixelPundit: Super psyched for the return, but also intrigued by how it’ll fit with the rest of the CW4Kids lineup. It’s quite diverse this year. “World of Quest” brings a specific flavor that complements the existing shows. Kudos to whoever’s curating the fall schedule!

QuestLoreMaster: As a longtime fan, seeing Quest back feels like rediscovering a lost treasure. The character dynamics, the quirky humor, everything! I’m here for it all. Also, props to CW4Kids for that sly hint through the webpage change. It built up the perfect amount of anticipation.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled to see so much enthusiasm for “World of Quest” making its return to CW4Kids! Rest assured, we’ve been listening to your feedback and are just as excited to bring back this beloved series. Stay tuned for more updates and surprises in store. The adventure is just beginning!

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Write a convo in April 20 where promos air for “2 extra shows joining in June”, the 2 shows being FE and WOQ" Also the block is extending to end at 12:30pm, A user says this is prep for fall, and a user says “We literally just got the spring lineup and new look”
Thread Title: CW4Kids Expansion: Two More Shows + Extended Hours Announced for June! 📅🚀

ToonEnthusiast123: Did everyone catch the latest promos on CW4Kids? They’ve just announced that “Four Eyes!” and “World of Quest” will be joining the lineup in June. Plus, they’re extending the block to end at 12:30pm now. Feels like early Christmas to me!

RetroCartoonLover: This is definitely prep for the fall season. They’re testing waters with “Four Eyes!” and “World of Quest” before making them staples. The extended hours are a nice touch too—it shows they’re committed to offering more content. Can’t wait!

DigitalScribe: We literally just got the spring lineup and new look. The ink hasn’t even dried, and here they are, mixing things up again with new additions and extending the schedule. I’m not complaining, though—it keeps things interesting.

AnimationAficionado: Adding “Four Eyes!” and “World of Quest” into the mix is a masterstroke. Both shows have their unique fanbases and will definitely pull in viewers. Plus, the extra half hour could mean more variety in programming, which is always a win in my book.

NostalgiaKnight: Is anyone else thrilled about “World of Quest” making a comeback? That show was a gem that deserved more spotlight. And “Four Eyes!” has that fresh, quirky vibe that could really resonate with the audience. CW4Kids is on a roll here.

ToonTalker91: The block extension to 12:30pm is curious. It’s like they’re pacing themselves for a larger strategy, possibly eyeing to dominate the Saturday morning cartoon space even more. More shows mean more diversity in content, and I’m all for that.

PixelPundit: As much as I love this news, I wonder how they’ll pace the introduction of “Four Eyes!” and “World of Quest” within the current lineup. Will other shows get less airtime, or are they planning to overhaul the schedule entirely? Either way, interesting times ahead for CW4Kids.

QuestFanatic88: It’s amazing to see “World of Quest” getting the love it deserves. June can’t come soon enough! But yeah, this move right after unveiling the spring lineup? CW4Kids is keeping us on our toes, ensuring we’ve always got something new to look forward to.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled about the enthusiasm surrounding our upcoming additions and the block extension! Expanding our lineup with “Four Eyes!” and “World of Quest”, along with the extra airtime, is part of our commitment to delivering diverse and dynamic content to our viewers. Our aim is to continuously refresh CW4Kids with exciting programming that caters to all tastes. Keep watching for more updates—this is just the beginning!

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Write a wikipedia page in June 2024 in this AU with current, upcoming and former programming, Also (+) indicates it previously aired on Kids WB, R:CTK, MDTS and VH are listed as upcoming, Current programming is based off the Spring lineup (so KRBAY, VP, OG Chaotic and TMNT are included alongside Pokemon, GoGoRiki, etc, Also Four Eyes has a New to Cw4Kids tag, Quest just gets the + tag), Former programming included Squish, The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers, Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated,etc
# CW4Kids (2024) - Wikipedia Page

CW4Kids is a Saturday morning cartoon block that airs on the CW network. It is known for its diverse lineup of animated series, ranging from action to comedy and adventure. The block is managed by 4Kids Entertainment and has undergone several changes since its launch, including lineup expansions, new show introductions, and rebranding efforts to cater to a modern audience. This page lists the current, upcoming, and former programming as of June 2024.

Launch date: January 6 2024

Replaced: Kids WB

## Current Programming

- Pokémon Horizons: The Series (April 13-)
- GoGoRiki (Febuary 17-)
- Chaotic (April 13-)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewer (April 13-)
- Viva Piñata (April 13-)
- Sonic X (January 27-)
- Four Eyes! (June 8-)
- World of Quest (+) (June 8-)
- Code Lyoko (+) (January 6-)
- The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter (+) (Febuary 17-)
- Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds (April 13-)

## Shorts

- The Gees (mid-March-)
- Pikachu’s Jukebox (mid-March-)
- GoGoWiki (mid-March-)
- The Owl (April 13-)

## Upcoming Programming

- Redakai: Conquer the Kairu - An action-packed series that follows the adventures of Ky, a martial artist who quests to become the greatest Kairu warrior of them all.
- My Dad the Spy - A 4Kids dub of “Spy X Family,” about a spy who unwittingly forms a family with a telepath and an assassin to execute a critical mission.
- Vampire Hunters - A 4Kids adaptation of “Demon Slayer,” retelling the tale of young adventurers battling vampires.

## Former Programming

- Squish (+) (January 6-January 20)
- The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers (+) (January 6-January 20)
- Teen Titans Go! (+) (January 6-Febuary 10)
- The Hollow (+) (January 6-Febuary 3)
- Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated (+) (January 6-Febuary 10)
- Batman: The Brave and the Bold (+) (January 6-Febuary 10)
- Johnny Test (+) (January 6-April 6)
- Xiaolin Showdown (+) (January 6-April 6)
- Ultimate Spider-Man (+) (January 6-April 6)
- Ultimate Muscle (Febuary 17-April 6)
- Kirby: Right Back At Ya (Febuary 17-June 1)
- Pokemon Indigo League (January 27-April 6)

## Shorts

- Lamput (January 6-mid-March)
- Planet Sketch (January 6-mid-March)

## Branding

- Comic Book: Same as Kids WB September 2021-December 30 2023 branding but with new logo (January 6-April 6)

- Signed On/Computer: Top of the screen is based off the website, Icons are visible, cursor clicks to show a video player to start a show or trailer, also clicks to show what’s on now, next and later (April 13-)

## Notes:
- The (+) tag indicates shows that previously aired on Kids WB before transitioning to CW4Kids under the management of 4Kids Entertainment.


External links:

Kids WB to become CW4Kids

New CW4Kids Late Winter Lineup starts February 17

All new beginning for CW4Kids on April 13

2 new shows and more time for CW4Kids beginning June 8

4Kids Entertainment announces CW4Kids Fall Lineup. Write a forum convo in late June 2024 where Redakai, My Dad The Spy and Vampire Hunters are announced for September, Also for summer a temporary Thursday and Friday afternoon lineup will begin om the CW, kicking off with an hour of Chaotic then 4 shows with their episodes chosen by the viewer, Here are the shows we get to choose from
Thread Title: CW4Kids Fall Lineup & Special Summer Afternoon Slots Announced! 🍂☀️📺

ToonMasterJay: Massive update for all CW4Kids fans! The fall lineup just got bigger with the announcement of “Redakai: Conquer the Kairu,” “My Dad The Spy,” and “Vampire Hunters” for September. Also, get ready for a summer twist - Thursday and Friday afternoons are gearing up with Chaotic for an hour, followed by four shows with episodes YOU get to vote on!

AnimationAficionado: Super psyched for “My Dad The Spy”! It’s about time “Spy X Family” got the 4Kids treatment. And “Vampire Hunters” - this is the content we’ve been waiting for. And a chance to vote on summer episodes? Count me in!

DigitalScribe: “Redakai” finally joining the lineup feels like a perfect addition for the action-loving crowd. But let’s talk about these summer afternoon slots. An interactive element with episode voting? That’s innovative. CW4Kids is seriously upping their game.

RetroCartoonLover: Voting on episodes? That’s a game-changer. Here are the shows we get to choose from: “GoGoRiki,” “World of Quest,” “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter,” and “Code Lyoko.” My summer just got so much better. Can’t wait to see my picks on screen!

PokeNostalgia101: I’m all in for “Vampire Hunters”. The concept of a Demon Slayer adaptation has me curious. But those summer slots are something else - bringing back the power to the people! “World of Quest” and “Code Lyoko” have my vote.

GoGoFan223: Is it just me or is CW4Kids really trying to bring back the community vibe with this voting thing? Giving us the power to choose episodes is a brilliant move. Plus, “GoGoRiki” deserves more love, and I’ll be rallying for it this summer.

LyokoLover: The fall lineup is shaping up to be LEGENDARY. “My Dad The Spy” is a much-awaited dub. And let’s not gloss over the summer lineup voting - a fantastic way to engage us fans. Also, an extra shoutout for including “Code Lyoko” in the mix. Time to show our favorite virtual world some love!

ComicStripKid: Excited doesn’t even begin to cover how I feel about “Redakai” and the rest joining this fall! And summer afternoons with Chaotic plus fan-chosen episodes? Brilliant strategy to keep us hooked. Which episodes to vote for, though… decisions, decisions.

ToonTalker91: Can we take a moment to appreciate how CW4Kids is not just sticking to Saturday mornings anymore? These summer afternoon slots are a fresh idea. And with fan-voted episodes, it’s going to be a summer of rewatching our favorites.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re thrilled to bring more engaging content your way with our new fall titles and special summer afternoons! Your enthusiasm and participation in episode voting mean the world to us. Remember, this community helps shape CW4Kids, and we can’t wait to see which episodes you’ll choose. Stay tuned for more details on how to vote!

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Thread Title: The Future of Johnny Test on CW4Kids - Possible Return? 🚀🧪

ToonSeeker89: Hey everyone, do you think there’s any chance “Johnny Test” will make a comeback to CW4Kids? With all the new shows and the nostalgia factor, it seems like it could fit right back in.

CartoonFanatic101: No, I don’t think it will. They could surprise us however, but with Pokémon Horizons: The Series, GoGoRiki, Chaotic: Reloaded, My Dad The Spy, Vampire Hunters, and the rest of the current lineup, I don’t think it has a place here anymore. There’s also the factor it is a heavy hitter on Netflix, and they would probably pay more for it. The landscape of CW4Kids has evolved, and it seems like they’re moving in a different direction now.

AnimationAficionado: @CartoonFanatic101 makes a solid point. The current lineup showcases a diverse range of shows, from action to fantasy and even adaptations of popular anime. “Johnny Test” had its time, and as much as it was loved, the programming strategy seems to pivot towards introducing newer or rebooted content that hasn’t had as much exposure.

RetroToonLover: It’s always tough to see a favorite show not making the list, but the versatility and experimentation CW4Kids is aiming for now really do put shows like “Johnny Test” in a challenging spot for a return. Plus, its success on streaming platforms like Netflix shows that it’s found a new avenue where it’s thriving.

DigitalDoodler: Still, wouldn’t rule out anything in the world of cartoons. The market is always changing, and viewer preferences shift. While it might not have a place in the current lineup, who knows what the future holds? Nostalgia is a powerful draw after all.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: While “Johnny Test” remains a beloved series among fans, our focus is on bringing fresh and diverse content to CW4Kids. However, we appreciate your passion and love for the show. We’re always evaluating our lineup to bring you the best in animated entertainment. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

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Write a follow up where a user lists the shows we can still get our funny business from
Thread Title: Seeking the Laughs: Where to Find Comedy in the Current CW4Kids Lineup 🤣📺

LaughTrackLover: With all the recent discussions about the evolving lineup and where our old favorites like “Johnny Test” stand, I thought it might be refreshing to spotlight where we can still get our regular fix of funny business from on CW4Kids. Let’s dive into the current lineup for those comedy gold mines:

1. GoGoRiki - Never misses a beat when it comes to quirky humor and off-the-wall scenarios. These round critters are comedy gold.

2. The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter - The intergalactic shenanigans of Gloopy and Glitter are filled with laughs, especially with their encounters with unexpected earth customs and their own planet’s wacky norms.

3. Pokémon Horizons: The Series - While it’s more of an adventure show, the comedic moments between Pokémon and their trainers, not to mention Team Rocket’s antics, provide plenty of chuckles.

4. World of Quest - Brings humor with its adventurous questing, often through the witty banter between Quest and the prince or the oddball situations the team finds themselves in.

5. My Dad The Spy (A Spy X Family Dub) - Balances action with humor flawlessly. The dynamic between Loid, Anya, and Yor leads to hilarious family misunderstandings and spy vs. domestic life situations.

Shorts like “The Owl” and “The Gees” also serve as quick bites of humor, perfect for a light-hearted interlude between the main shows.

So, despite any shifts in the lineup, CW4Kids still serves up a hearty dose of laughter through these fantastic series and shorts. What show gets the most laughs out of you?

ToonMasterJay: Solid list, @LaughTrackLover! “GoGoRiki” definitely tops my chart for laughs. Its simplicity is what makes it so hilariously brilliant.

ComicStripKid: “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” has some of the most unique and unpredictable humor I’ve seen in a while. The cultural misunderstandings are comedy gold.

RetroCartoonLover: Don’t forget the subtle humor in “World of Quest”. It’s that comedic timing combined with the adventure that really makes it for me. Plus, the interactions among the team are always a highlight.

DigitalScribe: Agreed with all of the above! Plus, “My Dad The Spy” strikes such a perfect balance between spy action and family comedy. Anya’s expressions alone are a constant source of laughter.

Admin_4KidsRevamp: We’re glad to see you all finding joy and laughter in our lineup! At CW4Kids, we aim to provide a diverse range of shows that entertain and amuse our audience. Keep tuning in, and who knows? There might be more comedic adventures on the horizon! Thanks for sharing your favorites!

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Write a convo where they have a Crafts section, where you can make Gloopy slime (that looks and has the same consistency as him), You can also get a Papercraft Shattersoul Sword (but don’t tell Lord Spite)
Thread Title: Dive Into DIY: Craft Your Own Gloopy Slime & Shattersoul Sword Papercraft 🎨✂️

CraftyToonFan: Hey fellow CW4Kids enthusiasts! Just stumbled upon a new Crafts section on the official website, and guess what? They have tutorials for making your own Gloopy slime that looks and has the same consistency as him! Plus, there’s a papercraft template for the Shattersoul Sword from “World of Quest” – but let’s keep that our little secret from Lord Spite, shall we? 😄

ArtsAndToonsLover: OMG, that’s so cool! The Gloopy slime sounds like a fun weekend project. I wonder if it’ll be as bouncy and stretchy as Gloopy himself. Has anyone tried it out yet?

PapercraftMaster: I’m all over that Shattersoul Sword papercraft. There’s just something magical about turning a flat piece of paper into a legendary weapon. Thanks for the heads-up, CraftyToonFan! And don’t worry, my lips are sealed from Lord Spite. 😉

DIYDiva: I love when shows do this! It really brings the characters and their world into our homes. The Gloopy slime is definitely on my to-do list. Does the Crafts section mention what materials we need?

ToonCreatorFan: Just checked it out, DIYDiva! For the Gloopy slime, you’ll need some basic slime-making supplies like glue, borax, and food coloring to match Gloopy’s unique color. There’s also a special ingredient to get that perfect consistency - can’t wait to see how it turns out!

GeekyParent: This is perfect for a themed craft day with the kids. Imagine having a “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” viewing party followed by making Gloopy slime. And for the older kids, the Shattersoul Sword papercraft could be a neat collector’s item. Time to get crafty!

SlimeEnthusiast: Has anyone thought about customizing their Gloopy slime with glitter or beads? Might add a bit of a “Glitter” touch to it. 😁

AdventureCrafts: Great idea, SlimeEnthusiast! Mixing in some glitter could really make the slime pop. Also, for those tackling the Shattersoul Sword, adding some metallic paint could give it a more authentic look. Can’t wait to get started on these projects.

Admin_CW4KidsCrafts: We’re thrilled to see so much excitement around our new Crafts section! Your creativity and enthusiasm inspire us to come up with more fun, toon-themed projects. Keep an eye out for more additions, and feel free to share your creations with us. Happy crafting!

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Write a follow up where a user has the slime recipe, Also ads for both crafts are going out on the block and 24/7 4KidsTV channel
Thread Title: Gloopy Slime Recipe Breakdown + Craft Ads Coming to CW4Kids & 4KidsTV! 🌈📺

CraftyToonFan again: Hey everyone! After the buzz about making your own Gloopy slime, I dove in and got the recipe from the CW4Kids Crafts section. Plus, I noticed ads for both the Gloopy slime and Shattersoul Sword papercraft starting to pop up on the block and the 24/7 4KidsTV channel! Looks like they’re really pushing our crafting creativity this season. Here’s the slime recipe for those interested:

Gloopy Slime Recipe:

- 1/2 cup of clear glue (to mimic Gloopy’s transparent charm)
- 1/2 cup of water (to dilute the glue for that perfect slime consistency)
- A few drops of teal food coloring (to match Gloopy’s unique color)
- 1/4 teaspoon of borax powder (to thicken and turn the mix into slime)
- 1 cup of hot water (to dissolve the borax)
- Optional: Glitter or small beads for that extra “Glitter” feel

Steps:

1. In a bowl, mix the clear glue with 1/2 cup of water. Stir until well combined.
2. Add the teal food coloring to the glue mixture and mix thoroughly. Add glitter or beads if you’re using them.
3. In a separate container, dissolve the borax in 1 cup of hot water.
4. Slowly add the borax solution to the glue mixture, stirring constantly until the mixture begins to thicken into slime.
5. Once the slime has formed, knead it with your hands until it reaches the desired consistency.

And there you have it, your very own Gloopy slime!

ToonCraftKid: Just saw one of those ads during “GoGoRiki” today! They’re really hyping up these crafts. The Shattersoul Sword is definitely my next project. Gonna try that slime recipe too. Thanks for sharing, CraftyToonFan!

PapercraftMaster: Noticed the ad run during the “World of Quest” marathon on 4KidsTV. Perfect timing with the Shattersoul Sword craft. These ads are a clever way to engage us viewers. Can’t wait to see everyone’s creations!

DIYDiva: Love how they’re bringing crafts into the mix, making us connect even more with our favorite shows. I’m thinking of hosting a craft afternoon for my neighborhood’s kids. This Gloopy slime is going to be a hit!

GeekyParent: Those ads are adorable! Saw them while watching “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” with my kids, and now they’re all excited about making slime this weekend. Great initiative by CW4Kids and 4KidsTV to encourage some creative fun.

Admin_CW4KidsCrafts: We’re delighted with the enthusiasm our craft projects and ads are generating! Remember, we love seeing your creativity in action, so don’t hesitate to share your Gloopy slime and Shattersoul Sword creations with us. Keep an eye out for more craft ideas and happy crafting to all!

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Thread Title: Major Changes to CW’s Sunday Lineup: End of One Magnificent Morning & New Plans! 🌞📺

ToonWatcher101: Just found out that the CW’s Sunday “One Magnificent Morning” block has been on autopilot since late February and is set to end this July! Apparently, the Litton’s E/I shows are moving to a daily early afternoon block instead. Looks like big changes are coming to our Sunday mornings. Any ideas on what’s expanding into Sundays?

CartoonCritic22: Heard about that too! The transition of E/I programming to weekdays might actually give them better exposure. But now I’m super curious about what the CW plans to bring in for those Sunday spots. Are we looking at more sports, series reruns, or something entirely new?

SundayTVFan: It’s an end of an era for sure but moving the educational content to afternoons on weekdays could actually be more accessible for its target audience. As for Sundays, my bet is on increased sports broadcasts. It’s been a trend with networks lately to bank on live sports for weekends.

EarlyRiser: I’ll miss having those educational shows on Sunday mornings; it was a nice start to the day. Hopefully, the new afternoon slots serve them well. Maybe the CW will introduce some family-oriented series or movie specials for Sundays? Seems like it’d fit the weekend vibe.

MediaMogul: Not surprised by the shift. With changing viewer habits, networks have to adapt. Daily afternoons for E/I content is strategic, catching kids post-school. For Sundays, I’m expecting maybe an extension of their successful Saturday blocks, or perhaps they’re introducing new syndicated content?

WeekendWatcher: This move makes me think they’re reshaping the entire weekend strategy. If they’re cutting down Sunday morning programming, they must be planning something impactful. Wouldn’t be shocked if they introduce a mix of new series pilots to test the waters with different audiences.

DigitalViewer: Autopilot mode makes sense now. There was a noticeable drop in new content recently. Shifting to earlier afternoons on weekdays is pretty smart in terms of audience reach for the E/I shows. Sundays, though? I’m betting on more adult-focused narratives or drama series to attract a different demographic.

ShowTimeSpeculator: It’ll be fascinating to see if CW doubles down on genre shows for Sundays, maybe pulling in a sci-fi series or fantasy. They’ve had success there. With no more E/I obligations in that slot, they could really diversify.

Admin_TVChanges: Changes are indeed on the horizon for CW’s Sunday programming. Stay tuned as the network finalizes its new lineup, and thank you for all the insightful speculations! We appreciate your engagement and discussion as these shifts unfold.

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Write a follow up wondering how the Saturday CW4Kids block is doing, and will it expand to Sundays
Thread Title: The Future of CW4Kids: Expansion to Sundays? 📅📺

SaturdayToonFan: With all the recent shifts in CW’s Sunday programming, I’ve been wondering how the CW4Kids block is holding up on Saturdays. It’s been pretty dynamic with new shows and interactive segments. Do you think there’s a chance CW4Kids might expand to Sundays given the upcoming changes?

CartoonNetworker: Honestly, CW4Kids has been doing pretty well with engaging content and fresh shows, especially on Saturday mornings. Expanding to Sundays could be a great move to capture more audience, especially with the void that might be left by the shift of One Magnificent Morning.

ToonEnthusiast123: The question is, can they maintain the quality and variety of the block if they expand to Sundays too? It’s one thing to run a strong lineup one day a week, but duplicating that success for an additional day might stretch resources or dilute the specialness of Saturday mornings.

DigitalViewer: Good point, @ToonEnthusiast123. However, if CW sees a real benefit in terms of audience engagement on Saturdays, they might just see the value in investing more into children’s programming for Sundays. Could be a strategic way to dominate weekend mornings.

WeekendWatcher: I think an expansion could work, but it’d rely heavily on the type of content they’d plan for Sundays. Maybe a mix of reruns from popular Saturday shows and some exclusive Sunday content could balance it without overwhelming the originality of the CW4Kids brand.

MediaMogul: Ideally, if they’re expanding, I’d love to see them introduce some educational or creative shows to the mix. Something that differentiates Sunday from Saturday while still keeping in line with the entertainment focus of CW4Kids.

AnimationAficionado: It’s also about what the competitors are doing. If other networks have weak Sunday programming, CW4Kids expanding could capitalize on that gap. It would certainly give families a reason to tune into the CW both days.

ShowTimeSpeculator: True, market opportunity is key. Plus, considering CW’s shift of educational content to weekdays, filling in educational yet entertaining shows on Sunday under the CW4Kids banner could make the network a staple for weekend family viewing.

Admin_CW4KidsFan: Appreciating all the insights, everyone! CW4Kids is always exploring how best to serve its audience, and the idea of expanding to Sundays is intriguing. Your feedback is invaluable, and rest assured, if there are any updates about an expansion or changes to the programming, you’ll hear it here first!

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Write a follow up where Sunday’s edutainment shows breathe their last in early July, incidentally only 3 shows are listed in the new expanded CW4Kids Sunday, at 8:00, 9:30 and 10:00 respectively, the others say To Be Announced, also say the 3 shows listed
Thread Title: CW4Kids Sunday Expansion: Partial Lineup Revealed! 🌟📺

SaturdayToonFan: It’s confirmed, folks! The edutainment shows that used to run on CW’s Sunday mornings are officially breathing their last in early July. But there’s a silver lining. CW4Kids is expanding to Sundays starting soon after, and while the full lineup isn’t completely decided, three shows have been confirmed to anchor the morning timeslots!

ToonEnthusiast123: That’s a huge shift! Can you spill which shows are confirmed and their times? I’m curious about how they’re planning to kick this off.

SaturdayToonFan: Absolutely, here’s what’s lined up so far:
- 8:00 AM: “Pokémon Horizons: The Series” - The latest adventures in the Pokémon world continue to captivate.
- 9:30 AM: “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” - Follow our beloved space blobs as they navigate hilarious earthly challenges.
- 10:00 AM: “GoGoRiki” - Back with more quirky antics and stories that promises lots of laughs.

As for the rest of the morning slots, it’s still under wraps with “To Be Announced” placeholders.

DigitalViewer: Only three shows confirmed so far? That’s intriguing but also a bit concerning. It suggests they’re possibly still solidifying contracts or maybe planning something big for the other slots.

CartoonNetworker: I’m thinking they might be testing waters with these fan-favorites before rolling out newer content. “Pokémon Horizons” and “The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter” have strong followings, so it’s a smart move to use them as anchors.

AnimationAficionado: This looks like a strategic soft launch to me. Starting with less and seeing how the audience responds gives them flexibility to tweak things moving forward. I’m optimistic that the “To Be Announced” slots will bring some exciting new shows to the lineup.

WeekendWatcher: Good points all around! I’m glad to see “GoGoRiki” getting a slot; it’s underrated in my opinion. Curious about what other types of shows will fill the remaining slots—hopefully something educational to keep the spirit of the original Sunday mornings.

MediaMogul: Definitely a time of transition. It will be crucial how CW4Kids markets these changes. Retaining the educational and family-friendly aspect while introducing entertainment-focused content could redefine Sunday mornings on the CW.

ToonMasterJay: It feels like the dawn of a new era for CW4Kids. These changes could potentially attract a broader demographic, expanding their usual audience. Really curious to see the full lineup once announced!

Admin_CW4KidsFan: Thanks for the spirited discussion, everyone! We are excited about the expansion and are working diligently to finalize the rest of the Sunday lineup. Keep your eyes peeled for announcements, and remember, your feedback is always welcomed as we navigate these new waters.

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Write a follow up where it’s clear OMM’s autopiloted state is getting even worse in mid May, with only Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild airing, Although they do seem to be advertising the Litton website a lot, Thankfully the block gets better in July. when it becomes more CW4Kids
Thread Title: One Magnificent Morning’s Autopilot Saga & July Revival! 📺🔄

SaturdayToonFan: As we’re seeing in mid-May, One Magnificent Morning (OMM) has really hit an autopilot low with only “Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild” airing repeatedly. On a brighter note, they’re pushing the Litton website a lot, which suggests they’re trying to keep the educational component alive online. However, come July, things are looking up as the block transitions more towards CW4Kids content.

ToonEnthusiast123: It’s been quite disappointing seeing OMM dwindle down to almost nothing. The constant airing of just one show feels more like a placeholder than a genuine programming effort. But the heavy promotion of the Litton website does show a silver lining, ensuring educational content is still accessible.

AnimationAficionado: The repetitive airing can be really disheartening for regular viewers. It feels like they’re just buying time until the July revamp. I’m hopeful, though, with the CW4Kids expansion—that’s where the real potential lies for rejuvenating Sunday mornings.

DigitalViewer: Yeah, the shift to CW4Kids could be exactly what’s needed to breathe new life into Sunday mornings. Autopilot mode isn’t ideal, but if it’s part of transitioning to a more dynamic and engaging lineup, it might just be worth the temporary lull.

WeekendWatcher: I agree! Watching “Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild” over and over has been tedious. I get the sense that they’ve been minimalistic to avoid disrupting viewer habits abruptly, but they could have diversified a bit more. Really excited for July—more CW4Kids means more engaging and varied content for us!

CartoonNetworker: It seems like a strategic refocus to me, moving away from strictly E/I content to incorporate more entertainment-focused kids’ programming. This could help in capturing a wider audience on weekends, making the CW a go-to for family viewing.

MediaMogul: Good observation, WeekendWatcher. This transition period is likely a strategic move to gently shift the audience’s expectations. It’s about paving the way for a more vibrant and entertainment-rich CW4Kids. If played right, this could open up great opportunities for the network.

ToonMasterJay: Those ads for the Litton website, though, are they hinting at possible future collaborations or just pushing the E/I content digitally? Either way, moving more content online is a smart play in today’s streaming-centric world.

Admin_CW4KidsFan: Appreciate all your patience and input during this transition period! We’re gearing up for some exciting changes come July. Our goal is to create a more engaging and diverse viewing experience, ensuring CW4Kids brings joy and entertainment to everyone’s weekend. Stay tuned for more updates as we finalize the details!

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Write a convo where a user has the schedules for the first 2 Sundays in July, Week 1 is still the tedious loop of JHITW, but there is a small “Thank You” at 11:58pm, Probs a goodbye notice advising viewers of the new weekday afternoon slot, Week 2 is CW4Kids Sundays, 2 more shows are revealed, for 7:30am and 11:00am (One Piece is making its CW4Kids debut)
Thread Title: CW Transition: Final OMM Schedule & CW4Kids Sundays Kickoff! 📅🔄

ToonWatcher101: Just got my hands on the schedules for the first two Sundays in July. Here’s what’s going down: Week 1 is still the loop of “Jack Hanna’s Into The Wild,” ending with a “Thank You” message at 11:58 pm, likely a goodbye notice and a nod to the new weekday afternoon slot. But Week 2 is where the excitement begins — it’s the launch of CW4Kids Sundays!

AnimationFan88: Thanks for the update! That “Thank You” message seems like a gentle closeout to OMM. It’s nostalgic, but I’m definitely ready for what’s coming. Any idea what the new CW4Kids Sunday schedule looks like for Week 2?

ToonWatcher101: Definitely! Week 2 starts the CW4Kids action with a bang. Here’s a breakdown:

- 7:00 AM: Pokémon Horizons: The Series
- 7:30 AM: New addition - Welcome the adventures of “One Piece” making its CW4Kids debut!
- 8:00 AM: The Adventures of Gloopy and Glitter
- 9:30 AM: GoGoRiki
- 10:00 AM: World of Quest
- 10:30 AM: Four Eyes!
- 11:00 AM: Another new show - Details still under wraps, but it’s sure to be a hit!
- 11:30 AM: Code Lyoko

DigitalDoodler: “One Piece” on CW4Kids? That’s massive! It’s such a beloved series around the globe. CW4Kids has really stepped up its game, and I can’t wait to see what the 11:00 AM slot holds. This is really shaping up to be a diverse and engaging lineup.

CartoonCritic22: Agreed, the addition of “One Piece” is a bold move—it brings in a wide fan base and adds adventure elements that contrast well with other shows like “Gloopy and Glitter” and “Four Eyes!” I’m interested in seeing how they fill the rest of the slots given this strong start.

ToonEnthusiast123: This transition really illustrates strategic programming—ending OMM with gratitude and ushering in an exciting era with CW4Kids. A nice mix of continuity and fresh content. The “Thank You” message is a respectful nod to OMM’s legacy and a smooth handoff to more entertainment-focused programming.

AnimationAficionado: Anticipating that 11:00 AM reveal! CW4Kids is already showing a robust blend of comedy, adventure, and mystery. It’s refreshing to see them carefully crafting a balanced lineup geared towards engaging a broad audience on Sunday mornings.

WeekendWatcher: Seeing such dedication to diversities in genres makes Sundays even more exciting. It’s a good mix ensuring viewers stick around for various interests. “One Piece” is definitely a crowd-puller. Can’t wait for next Sunday!

Admin_CW4KidsFan: Thrilled to see everyone’s excitement! The transition from OMM to CW4Kids Sundays is designed to offer a richer, more varied viewing experience. We love that you’re looking forward to the changes, and trust us, the new addition at 11:00 AM is something you won’t want to miss! Thanks for tuning in and being such fantastic supporters of our programming.
In the quaint town of Merriweather, nestled between rolling hills and whispering woods, there stood the old yet captivating Grand Flicker Theatre. For years, it had been the heart and soul of the town, known for its avant-garde performances and eccentric actors. Yet, as time passed, the novelty of the conventional had begun to wane, and the theatre faced dwindling crowds and fading applause. That was until they welcomed an unassuming new member to their tight-knit troupe, who, unbeknownst to all, carried the theatre’s rejuvenation within her mysterious form.

Her name was Blobette - yes, she was quite literally a black blob. Her arrival at the theatre was as curious as her appearance. One stormy evening, as thunder shook the walls of the Grand Flicker Theatre and lightning painted the skies in stark white snapshots, the back door creaked open, and she oozed in. Blobette was a living, breathing, morphing blob of pitch-black goo, capable of transforming her mass into any shape, size, or form she desired. Initially, her presence caused a stir among the existing troupe. After all, it was uncommon, to say the least, to have a blob as a cast member. However, her affable nature and uncanny knack for absorbing scripts (quite literally) soon won over the most skeptical of hearts.

Augusta Windmere, the artistic director of the theatre, was the first to envisage Blobette’s potential. In a stroke of inspiration mixed with desperation to save the beloved theatre, Augusta cast Blobette as the central character in their upcoming production titled “Morphia’s Tales” - a fantastical journey through dreams and nightmares, portrayed through a series of metamorphic transformations that only Blobette could achieve.

The evening of the premiere arrived, the air buzzing with skeptical whispers and incredulous murmurs. The curtain rose, and Blobette made her debut, not as a peculiar novelty, but as Morphia, the dream weaver. As the play unfolded, Blobette performed with unprecedented emotive power. She morphed from a mighty dragon encircling a princess in a tower, to a delicate flower caught in the wind, to the very breeze itself, her body ebbing and flowing with the narrative’s cadence.

Word of Blobette’s unique ability and the theatre’s innovative staging spread like wildfire. Night after night, audiences from all over flocked to the Grand Flicker, each leaving more enchanted than the last. Blobette’s performances weren’t just watched; they were experienced, each movement and transformation resonating with the audience on a visceral level.

It wasn’t long before Blobette became the town’s not-so-secret superstar. Critics adored her, children idolized her, and adults were mesmerized by her. Under her gelatinous guise, the theatre prospered, and every performance was a sold-out affair. Merriweather’s Grand Flicker Theatre was reborn, all thanks to the enchanting acts of a once-lonely black blob.

As the seasons changed and the theatre regained its former glory, Blobette remained her humble self, always oozing grace and gratefulness. She had found a family in her troupe and an audience that adored her not for the oddity she was at first glance, but for the captivating marvel she proved herself to be.

In a world keen on clear definitions and rigid forms, Blobette had morphed not just her body but perspectives too, teaching all of Merriweather that sometimes, the most extraordinary talents come in the most unexpected guises. And thus, the theatre was not merely a place of entertainment but a beacon of magic and endless possibility, just like Blobette herself.
Write about her appearance
Blobette, as her name subtly suggested, was quite an extraordinary sight. At first glance, she appeared to be a simple black blob—an amorphous mass of glossy, viscous substance that captured both the light and the imagination. However, within this seemingly simple form lay an incredible capacity for transformation that enthralled all who witnessed it.

Her composition resembled that of thick, fluid ink, with a surface that glistened under the theatre lights, reflecting hues that shifted subtly with her movements. Blobette could control her texture, making her surface smooth and sleek like a calm sea, or rippling like the wind-tossed waves, depending on the needs of her performance.

The most mesmerizing aspect of Blobette’s appearance was her ability to morph. At one moment, she could be as small as a teacup, curling up in a corner of the stage. In the next, she could expand, rising like a towering figure whose head almost touched the ceiling of the theatre, her edges billowing out like the folds of an elaborate gown. During performances, these transformations were seamless, flowing naturally as if she were a creature born from the fluid dreamscape she depicted.

Blobette could replicate intricate details when the situation called for it. During a performance where she portrayed a fearsome dragon, she formed scales that shimmered across her body, each scale catching light and throwing it back into the audience. When she became a flower, her surface softened, and she bloomed, petals unfolding elegantly to reveal a heart of golden hues that she brilliantly fashioned from the ambient lighting.

Her ability to express emotions, despite lacking a conventional face, was nothing short of astounding. Blobette would ripple, quiver, expand, or contract, each movement calibrated to convey feelings from joy to despair, anger to serenity. The audience learned to read her subtle shifts, finding emotion in the ebb and flow of her blob-like body.

Further adding to her charm, Blobette often incorporated elements of her surroundings into her physical narrative. During scenes involving water, she shimmered with a cool, dewy texture. In fiery scenes, she took on an ember-like glow along her edges, the blackness of her form serving as a stark, absorbing background that enhanced her silhouette.

Blobette, in all her simplicity and complexity, was not just a performer but a spectacle herself—a portrait of perpetual change that captivated the imaginations of all who saw her. She embodied the essence of the theatre: transformative, evocative, and endlessly fascinating.
Write that she is from another planet
Blobette’s origin story was as mysterious and extraordinary as her performances. Though her talents were celebrated and her presence had become integral to the Grand Flicker Theatre, the truth about where she came from remained unknown to the townsfolk of Merriweather for quite some time. It was only after she had become a beloved figure in the community that Blobette decided to share the truth about her past with Augusta Windmere, the artistic director who had first seen potential in her strange form.

One quiet evening, long after the curtains had closed and the echoes of applause had faded away, Blobette and Augusta sat together on the empty, dimly-lit stage. The theatre was steeped in a silence that felt both comforting and conspiratorial.

“I am not from this world, Augusta,” Blobette began, her voice a soft undulation, a ripple that seemed to flow directly into Augusta’s mind. “I come from a planet several galaxies away from Earth—a place called Glieseira.”

Glieseira, as Blobette explained, was a planet unlike any in the human cosmos. It was a world without solid matter, where the landscapes and the beings themselves were composed of fluid and flexible substances. The inhabitants were sentient conglomerations of organic compounds, who could manipulate their forms to communicate, interact, and exist in harmony with the ever-changing environment around them.

In Glieseira, changing shape was as natural as breathing is on Earth, and the communication among its beings was conducted through complex transformations and color shifts rather than spoken words. Blobette described her home world as a vibrant tapestry of motion and color, perpetually in flux, a place where being static was an alien concept.

“My arrival on Earth was unintended,” Blobette continued, her form shimmering slightly as if reflecting unseen stars. “During an exploration mission, I was caught in a cosmic storm. It tore a rift in space and time, hurling me across the universe. When I regained consciousness, I found myself here, on your planet.”

Despite the initial shock and the profound loneliness she felt being stranded on a foreign world, Blobette adapted. She observed Earth’s inhabitants and learned to communicate in a way that was comprehensible to humans. The theatre, with its emphasis on expression, storytelling, and transformation, felt like the closest thing to home—a place where she could use her innate abilities to connect and belong.

Augusta listened, utterly transfixed by the tale of survival and adaptation. She understood then that Blobette was more than a performer; she was a survivor, an explorer, and a bridge between worlds unimaginably distant. This revelation deepened their bond, and Augusta promised to keep Blobette’s origin a secret until she was ready to share it with the world.

From that night on, Blobette’s performances gained a new depth, infused with the heartache and beauty of her alien heritage. The audiences, unaware of her extraterrestrial origin, continued to be mystified and moved by her unique capabilities, not realizing that they were witnessing not just art, but the heartfelt expressions of a being far from her home, dancing between worlds. Write that she mainly expressed by speech, movement and shapes, and say this is because of features she lacks
Blobette’s way of interacting and expressing herself was primarily through speech, movement, and the ever-changing shapes she morphed into. This unique mode of communication stemmed partially from the characteristic features she lacked, common to inhabitants of her native planet, Glieseira. Unlike Earth’s adorned species, Blobette did not possess distinct facial features such as eyes, mouths, or eyebrows, which on Earth play a pivotal role in non-verbal cues and emotional expressions.

Her lack of conventional facial features meant that Blobette could not convey feelings or thoughts through smiles, frowns, or other facial expressions that humans find so informative and relatable. This fundamental difference in her anatomy influenced her extraordinary performance style. Blobette had adapted her communication to rely heavily on her capability to mold her form and manipulate her physical state.

Her speech, when she chose to use it, was another adaptation to her new environment on Earth. Coming from a world where complex transformations and color shifts sufficed for communication, verbal speech was not initially within her repertoire. However, understanding the importance of verbal interaction on Earth, she learned to resonate vibrations through her mass, creating sounds and words in a way that allowed her to participate in and facilitate more traditional forms of human dialogue.

Movement and the transformation into various shapes became Blobette’s most profound way of interaction and expression. She could ripple or quiver to show excitement, expand ominously to convey anger or threat, or shrink down, becoming small and compact to express sadness or withdrawal. Each movement was purposeful, a direct translation of her feelings and thoughts.

In her performances, these capabilities were especially impactful. She utilized her ability to transform to embody the visions and emotional landscapes required by the scripts, making each narrative she portrayed intensely personal and evocative for the audience. Her form could become large and intimidating or small and enchanting, captivating the audience’s imagination and pulling them into the depths of the story.

Thus, by utilizing speech, movement, and an endless variety of shapes, Blobette not only bridged the gap between her world and Earth but also carved out a unique niche for herself in the world of theatrical arts in Merriweather. The limitations imposed by her distinct form had, paradoxically, become her greatest assets in connecting with and mesmerizing her Earthly audience, allowing her to tell stories in a manner never seen before on any stage. Write a pitch bible for a cartoon with this premise
Title: Blobette’s Galactic Theatre

Logline
After being hurled through a cosmic rift, Blobette, an expressive alien shapeshifter from the fluid world of Glieseira, finds a new home at Merriweather’s Grand Flicker Theatre. Here, she uses her unique ability to morph into any form, bringing plays and stories to life like never before, captivating the town and transforming it into a hub of magic and creativity.

Target Audience
Children ages 6-11, suitable for family viewing.

Premise
“Blobette’s Galactic Theatre” follows the wonderful misadventures of Blobette, an alien with the power to shape-shift and express complex feelings through her transformations. Each episode explores themes of friendship, acceptance, creativity, and cultural exchange as Blobette, the only one of her kind on Earth, integrates herself into the local community and the unique troupe of actors at the Grand Flicker Theatre.

Characters

1. Blobette
- The protagonist, a black gelatinous alien with the ability to morph into any shape, size, and texture. Blobette is curious, empathetic, and deeply expressive. Her absence of conventional facial features sees her communicating her emotions through movement and transformation.

2. Augusta Windmere
- The artistic director of Grand Flicker Theatre, Augusta is a visionary woman in her 50s with a great passion for theatre. She was the first to recognize Blobette’s potential and serves both as a mentor and close friend to Blobette.

3. Charlie Sparks
- The young and enthusiastic stage manager who is often the bridge between the human world and Blobette’s unusual capabilities. His technological savviness helps adapt the theatre’s old equipment to accommodate Blobette’s other-worldly performances.

4. Lila and Lane Lorentz
- Twin child actors full of energy and craftiness. They often find themselves in mischief but are earnest in their love for performance and have a special sibling bond with Blobette.

5. Mystic Myra
- The theatre’s veteran costume designer who has a mysterious aura and a knack for creating costumes that complement Blobette’s transformations. Enthralled by Blobette’s origin, Myra often creates stories that subtly link back to Glieseira.

Series Format & Structure

Each episode of “Blobette’s Galactic Theatre” is 22 minutes long, split into two 11-minute stories. Episodes would weave Blobette’s experiences at the theatre with her journey of self-discovery and integration into Earthly society.

Themes
- Cultural Diversity: Showcasing how someone from a completely different background can enrich the lives of those around her.
- Creativity and Imagination: The theatre as a space where anything can happen, promoting art and creativity.
- Empathy and Emotional Expression: Understanding and expressing emotions in multiple forms.

Visual Style
The animation would be vibrant and fluid, mimicking Blobette’s ability to change form and texture. Scenes involving Blobette’s transformation will be vivid, with smoother transitions to showcase her fluid nature. The theatre and town will be rendered in warm, inviting colors to contrast with Blobette’s stark, black appearance, emphasizing her other-worldliness and charm.

Episode Sample
“Blobette’s Day Out” - Blobette decides to explore Merriweather beyond the theatre walls but struggles to fit in due to her unusual appearance. However, when an unexpected situation arises at a local festival, her unique abilities save the day, winning over the hearts of townsfolk.

“Night of the Comet” - The theatre hosts a cosmic play on the night a comet is set to pass. Blobette feels a deep connection to the comet, hinting it might be from her galaxy. She puts on a heartfelt performance that becomes real for a moment, thanks to some clever stage effects by Charlie, allowing her to relive her planetary past.

Marketing and Merchandise
Blobette plush toys that can be twisted into various shapes, interactive storybooks, and an augmented reality app allowing users to create their own theatre scenes using Blobette’s shapeshifting abilities.

Conclusion
“Blobette’s Galactic Theatre” is more than just a show; it’s a celebration of diversity, the arts, and the endless possibilities of the imagination, set against a backdrop of cosmic wonder and community theatre. Write a wikipedia page for it, in this AU it aired on Kids WB during the fall 2019 season
# Blobette’s Galactic Theatre

Blobette’s Galactic Theatre is an American animated children’s television series that premiered on Kids’ WB in the fall of 2019. The show revolves around Blobette, an expressive alien shapeshifter from a fluid world called Glieseira, who finds herself at the Grand Flicker Theatre in the quiet town of Merriweather. Utilizing her unique ability to morph into any form, Blobette brings to life extraordinary plays and stories, captivating the local community and turning Merriweather into a beacon of creativity and magic.

## Overview

### Genre
- Children’s television series, Fantasy, Adventure, Comedy

### Created by
- [Name of Creator]

### Voices of
- [Voice Actor for Blobette]
- [Voice Actor for Augusta Windmere]
- [Other principal voice actors]

### Country of origin
- United States

### Original language
- English

### No. of seasons
- [Number of seasons]

### No. of episodes
- [Number of episodes]

### Production

#### Running time
- 22 minutes (2 segments of 11 minutes each)

#### Distributor
- Warner Bros. Television Distribution

### Release

#### Original network
- Kids’ WB

#### Original release
- Fall 2019 – present

### Plot
Blobette, being the heart and soul of the Grand Flicker Theatre, uses her powers to visually and emotionally enhance the theatrical experiences, mastering Earthly arts and crafts while exploring themes of friendship, acceptance, and cultural diversity. The series juxtaposes Blobette’s galactic origin with her Earthly escapades, highlighting her journey of self-discovery, acceptance, and impact on her new community.

### Main Characters
- Blobette: A black gelatinous, empathetic alien with the power to shift into any shape or size. Initially struggling to fit into Earth, she quickly becomes an invaluable part of the theatre and local community.
- Augusta Windmere: The visionary artistic director of the Grand Flicker Theatre who first recognizes Blobette’s potential.
- Charlie Sparks: A tech-savvy young stage manager who helps integrate Blobette’s abilities into the theatre’s productions.
- Lila and Lane Lorentz: Energetic twin child actors who frequently interact with Blobette, often finding themselves in the middle of amusing predicaments.
- Mystic Myra: The mysterious and creative costume designer at the theatre, who crafts costumes that complement Blobette’s transformations and adds a layer of mystery around their origins.

## Reception
The show was critically acclaimed for its innovative approach to storytelling and its ability to address complex themes in a manner accessible to children. Its visual style, characterized by vibrant and fluid animation, reflects Blobette’s dynamic nature and has been lauded for its creativity and appeal.

## Impact and Legacy
“Blobette’s Galactic Theatre” sparked discussions on cultural diversity and creativity in children’s media. It became notable for its unique protagonist and the way it uses a non-traditional character to explore complex emotions and societal themes.

## Merchandise
Following its success, the series expanded into various merchandise, including Blobette plush toys, interactive storybooks, and an augmented reality app that allows users to simulate theatre productions with Blobette.

## Trivia
- Each episode includes easter eggs that hint at Blobette’s planetary background, adding layers for more observant viewers.
- The show uses actual theatrical plays as inspiration for many of its episodes, adapting classic and modern tales to fit its narrative needs.

“Blobette’s Galactic Theatre” continues to enchant audiences, encouraging them to find the magic in diversity and the arts, while proving that the most extraordinary talents can come in the most unexpected forms.
Write the first episode
### Blobette’s Galactic Theatre: Episode 1 - “Curtain Call from Another World”

Part 1: A Stormy Arrival

Scene 1: Outer Space and Earth
- The episode opens with a sweeping view of the cosmos, galaxies twirling in a ballet of colors. A sudden cosmic storm erupts, and at its core, a small black blob, Blobette, is caught in the vortex, flashing with bursts of light as it is hurled through space.
- Transition to Earth, focusing on the quaint town of Merriweather. The storm continues here, lightning striking the hills as townsfolk hurry to find shelter.

Scene 2: Grand Flicker Theatre
- Inside the Grand Flicker Theatre, Augusta Windmere, the artistic director, and Charlie Sparks, the stage manager, discuss the dwindling audience numbers and their need for a new attraction to revitalize the theatre.
- As they talk, the back door creaks open ominously. Augusta and Charlie inch towards it, only to find Blobette, who has just oozed in through the doorframe, scared and shivering like a drenched cat.

Scene 3: The Meeting
- Augusta and Charlie are initially startled but quickly intrigued by Blobette’s harmless and peculiar form.
- Blobette, despite being frightened, manages to utter simple words, explaining she’s lost and far from home.
- Sensing an opportunity, Augusta decides to give Blobette a chance to stay at the theatre, intrigued by her shape-shifting abilities.

Part 2: Blobette’s Debut

Scene 4: Rehearsal
- The next day, Augusta introduces Blobette to the theatre troupe during a rehearsal. The initial skepticism from the troupe fades as they witness Blobette’s ability to transform into props and set pieces, aiding the actors during their practice.
- Blobette’s initial attempts are clumsy but quickly become more refined and expressive, impressing everyone, especially the mischievous twin actors, Lila and Lane, who find a new friend in her.

Scene 5: Blobette Learns the Ropes
- Charlie takes Blobette under his wing, showing her the technical side of the theatre, engaging her curiosity about Earth’s technology, and helping her adapt her abilities to theatrical needs.

Scene 6: Premiere Night
- Excitement buzzes through the air as the small town gathers for the premiere of “Morphia’s Tales,” unsure what to expect from the promotion promising a unique transformative theatre experience.
- Blobette is nervous backstage. Augusta reassures her, reminding her of her incredible journey here and her brave decision to perform.

Scene 7: Blobette Wows the Audience
- As the curtain rises, Blobette initially appears as a simple, small black blob at center stage. The audience is puzzled but intrigued.
- The narration begins, and Blobette transforms spectacularly into various elements of the story—a towering tree, a gentle stream, a fearsome dragon, executing each transformation with increasing confidence and flair.
- The audience is captivated, their earlier skepticism turning into awe and thunderous applause. Blobette’s emotive performance, reflecting her feelings of finding a new home, touches everyone.

Scene 8: Curtain Call and Future Promise
- As the show ends, Blobette receives a standing ovation. Overwhelmed by acceptance and joy, she morphs into a heart, symbolizing her newfound love for her new home and friends.
- Backstage, Augusta congratulates Blobette, affirming her as the new star of the Grand Flicker Theatre. Blobette feels a mix of happiness and longing, wondering about her faraway home.

Closing Scene
- As the town leaves, chattering excitedly about the show and Blobette, the camera pans up to the starry night sky, hinting at more cosmic adventures to come for Blobette and her friends at the Grand Flicker Theatre.

Credits Roll

This first episode sets the stage for Blobette’s integration into Earth society, highlighting themes of acceptance, curiosity, and the transformative power of art while gently hinting at Blobette’s mysterious and potentially adventurous origin.
Write about its production company
### Overview of Stellar Creations Animation Studio

Stellar Creations Animation Studio is an innovative production company specializing in animated content for television and digital platforms. Based in Los Angeles, California, Stellar Creations was founded in 2010 by a group of seasoned animators and storytellers who shared a vision of bringing unique, diverse, and compelling stories to life through the medium of animation.

### Mission and Vision
The studio’s mission is to create engaging, imaginative, and culturally enriching animation that resonates with both children and adults alike. Stellar Creations aims to push the boundaries of traditional animation by incorporating cutting-edge technology, artistic expression, and storytelling that speaks to a global audience.

### Key Projects and Successes
Stellar Creations made its mark in the animation industry with the launch of several successful series that garnered critical acclaim and developed a loyal following. Among these, “Blobette’s Galactic Theatre,” which premiered on Kids’ WB in the fall of 2019, stands out as a flagship production. The series not only won multiple awards for its innovative animation techniques and storytelling but also sparked discussions on cultural diversity and the power of creativity.

### Production Style
Stellar Creations is known for its vibrant, dynamic animation style that combines both traditional and CGI techniques. The studio prioritizes creativity and is often recognized for its fluid animation sequences and expressive character designs. This style is vividly showcased in “Blobette’s Galactic Theatre”, where the fluid and constantly morphing nature of the main character, Blobette, is rendered in a way that is both visually striking and emotionally evocative.

### Studio Environment
The studio culture at Stellar Creations is built on collaboration, diversity, and creativity. It fosters an environment where artists and technicians from various backgrounds can contribute ideas and innovations. This inclusive and creative atmosphere is crucial in creating animation that is not only entertaining but also enlightening and reflective of various cultural perspectives.

### Community Engagement
Stellar Creations is committed to making a positive impact on the community. It is involved in various educational initiatives that use animation as a tool for learning and engagement. The studio frequently collaborates with educational institutions to provide workshops and seminars that explore animation as a form of storytelling.

### Future Directions
Looking to the future, Stellar Creations plans to expand its footprint in the animation industry by venturing into feature-length films and exploring new animated series concepts. The studio remains dedicated to exploring new narratives that challenge conventions and inspire audiences around the world.

### Conclusion
Stellar Creations Animation Studio continues to be a beacon of innovation and excellence in the animation industry. With its dedication to high-quality content and a deep understanding of the powerful impact of storytelling through animation, the studio is poised to continue its trajectory of success and influence. Write a forum convo where a user says it did well on Kids WB, but was gone by Fall 2020, A user said it paved the way for one of the current shows that survived the CW4Kids transition, in the sense its also about gelatinous blobs