Thread Title: Kids WB Fall 2008 Schedule Revealed! Spiderman Renewed, Johnny Moving, New Shows Incoming!

User1:
Hey everyone, the Fall 2008 lineup for Kids WB just got revealed, and it's packed with news! Spider-Man is renewed, Johnny Test is moving fully to Cartoon Network, and two new shows are premiering: Smeshariki and Batman: The Brave and the Bold! There's also word on some other renewals. Thoughts?

User2:
Spider-Man renewed? YES! The Spectacular Spider-Man has been awesome so far. I'm so happy it's sticking around for another season. The animation and storytelling have been top-notch. Anyone else still hyped from that Black Suit arc? 🔥

User3:
Wait, Johnny Test is leaving Kids WB? Fully moving to Cartoon Network? I mean, I kinda saw this coming, but it's still weird. Guess it'll fit in more there, but I’ll miss seeing it on Saturdays. Cartoon Network is building a crazy lineup lately though.

User4:
What the heck is Smeshariki? That name sounds so strange lol. Anyone know what it’s about? I hope it’s not another "baby-ish" show. 😒

User5:
@User4 I looked it up, and Smeshariki (or GoGoRiki in the U.S., I think?) is a Russian animated series about these little round animal characters. It’s apparently super popular over there, so they’re dubbing it for the U.S. Not sure how it'll do here though. Looks like it might skew younger.

User3:
I gotta admit, I’m curious about this Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Another Batman show? Didn’t we just have The Batman finish up? What’s this one supposed to do differently?

User6:
@User3 Yep, but I heard Batman: The Brave and the Bold is gonna be lighter and more colorful, based on team-ups with other DC heroes. So think Batman teaming up with Green Arrow, Blue Beetle, and others. It’s a total departure from the usual dark Batman vibes. I’m cautiously optimistic—it sounds fun if done right.

User1:
Kinda sad that Kids WB is shifting so much, though. It's bittersweet seeing all these changes happening. Does anyone know which other shows are renewed besides Spider-Man?

User7:
I heard Pokemon is returning for sure, no surprise there. Still going strong after all these years. And Yu-Gi-Oh! is getting more episodes too, I think. Not sure about others, though.

User8:
Man, remember when Kids WB was the place for all the awesome classics like Animaniacs and Teen Titans? Don't get me wrong; the new stuff sounds interesting, but it feels like the end of an era. 😢

User9:
I still can’t get over losing The Batman. That show was so underrated! I’ll give Brave and the Bold a shot, though—it sounds like it could be a refreshing take. Hope they don’t make it too silly, though.

User4:
Honestly, I just miss having fewer changes every season. It feels like they’re trying to find the "next big thing" instead of sticking with what works. But hey, if Batman and Spider-Man are still around, I’ll keep tuning in. 🙌

User1:
Yeah, seems like the network is in a big transition phase right now. Hopefully, the new shows find their footing, and they don't lose too many old fans while trying to appeal to new ones. Here's to hoping Fall 2008 is a success! 🚀

User5:
Agreed! I’ll definitely be watching to see how it plays out. Mainly sticking around for Spidey and Batman myself. Fingers crossed for a strong lineup this year! 🤞

User2:
Same here. I just hope the changes don’t mean Kids WB’s days are numbered. But hey, at least Spider-Man’s swinging into another season! 🕷️. Write a conversation where a ussr says Monster Allergy is also returning


User10:
Wait, did anyone mention Monster Allergy? I just read somewhere that it’s also coming back for another season this fall! I haven't heard much hype about it, but I feel like it deserves some love. Anyone else watching it?

User1:
Oh, Monster Allergy is returning too? That’s awesome! I thought it might’ve been done since it doesn’t get as much attention as some of the bigger shows. Glad it’s sticking around. It’s such an underrated gem!

User5:
Monster Allergy, really? I remember catching a few episodes here and there, and it was surprisingly good. The whole concept of humans and monsters living secretly together was pretty cool. Maybe I should go back and watch more of it when it airs again.

User3:
Monster Allergy is back? Wow, Kids WB is really holding onto as much variety as they can. I agree it was underrated. Honestly, though, it felt like one of those shows that got overshadowed by the Spider-Mans and Batmans of the lineup. Maybe this season it’ll finally get more attention.

User6:
Wait, what? Monster Allergy flew under my radar. I don’t even remember much about it—what’s it like? Is it more in the kid-friendly vein like GoGoRiki, or does it have some serious action or drama to it?

User10:
@User6 It’s a mix, really. It’s mostly a fantasy-adventure show with a bit of mystery, and it’s got some darker undertones every now and then. The whole thing revolves around a kid, Zick, who can see and control monsters. It feels kind of like a mix between Danny Phantom vibes and a supernatural Hogwarts. You should check it out!

User9:
Monster Allergy is totally underrated! It’s not as big as Spider-Man or Batman, but it’s got its own unique charm. The monster designs are cool, and the lore gets surprisingly deep if you keep watching. I hope it sticks around longer this time.

User8:
You know, the more I think about it, Monster Allergy does give off that classic Kids WB feel where shows had a little more substance than you’d expect. It always reminded me of the early 2000s when they’d take risks on shows with unique settings and characters. Hoping this renewal gives it the audience it deserves.

User4:
Eh, I never really got into Monster Allergy. I don’t even think I gave it much of a chance before—I was always distracted by stuff like Yu-Gi-Oh! or The Batman. 😅 But maybe I’ll take a look this time around. Everyone here is making it sound cool.

User7:
It’s definitely worth a shot if you’ve never given it much attention. I can’t believe I overlooked it when we were talking about all the other renewals. It’s good to hear Kids WB is giving it another season. Hopefully, it doesn’t get lost in the shuffle like last time.

User1:
Man, I’m actually getting excited now. With The Spectacular Spider-Man, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, and Monster Allergy, the Fall 2008 schedule is shaping up pretty nicely. Even if it’s a bittersweet time for Kids WB, they’re going out with a solid slate!

User10:
Totally agree! Monster Allergy is just icing on the cake for me. Here’s hoping it gets the attention it deserves this time. Fall 2008 is gonna be a good one for us longtime fans!


Write a follow up asking what from last year is surviving (last year brought in Will and Dewitt, Magi Nation, Skunk Fu, World of Quest and Eon Kid)


User11:
Okay, so we've got Spider-Man, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Monster Allergy, and some new shows like Batman: The Brave and the Bold and GoGoRiki... but what about the shows from last year? Are any of those sticking around? I remember 2007 bringing in some unique stuff like Will and Dewitt, Magi Nation, Skunk Fu!, World of Quest, and Eon Kid. Are those getting another season or are they gone?

User3:
Oooh, good question. I totally forgot about some of those. I know Magi Nation has a bit of a fanbase, but I haven’t heard much buzz about the others in a while. Eon Kid was decent, but it didn’t seem to catch on mainstream. Anyone have updates?

User9:
I’ve been wondering the same thing. Skunk Fu! was a fun little show! I hope it’s not gone already—it had such a different vibe with that martial arts style and the animal characters. I feel like it deserved a bit more spotlight.

User2:
I dunno about all of them, but I haven’t heard Will and Dewitt mentioned AT ALL lately. If I had to guess, that one might be getting quietly dropped. It was cute, but it always felt more like a filler show for younger kids.

User6:
I did some digging! Looks like Magi Nation might be getting more episodes, but it hasn’t been officially announced yet—at least not as far as I know. I wouldn’t be surprised if that one survives since it had a really cool concept with the monster battling and all. World of Quest though? Radio silence.

User5:
Eon Kid was one of my favorites last year—so underrated! But I haven’t seen anything about it coming back, which makes me sad. The sci-fi-meets-martial-arts thing was so cool. It felt like it could’ve been bigger with more episodes. Anyone else think it just needed more time to grow?

User4:
Honestly, I think most of these “last year” shows are getting the axe or just being quietly shuffled out. Kids WB keeps shifting focus lately, and it feels like they’re trying to lean into bigger names like Batman, Spider-Man, Pokemon, and Yu-Gi-Oh! to carry things forward. Smaller shows are struggling to keep pace.

User7:
Yeah, it’s always been tough for those second-tier shows to break through when they’re sandwiched between juggernauts like Spider-Man and Pokemon. I’ll be sad if Magi Nation doesn’t come back, though—it had this really unique world-building that felt like it could’ve gone places.

User1:
If I had to guess which ones are surviving, I’d put my money on Magi Nation and maaaybe Skunk Fu! Those had some staying power, I think. Will and Dewitt feels like it’s probably done, and World of Quest didn’t seem to catch on much either. I wouldn’t hold my breath for Eon Kid, sadly… but I’d love to be wrong.

User11:
Man, that’s such a shame. A lot of those shows felt like they had potential but just didn’t seem to get the marketing push they needed. I caught a few episodes of World of Quest last year and thought it was hilarious—like an animated comedy version of The Lord of the Rings. It didn’t stand a chance, though, up against all the bigger action-heavy shows.

User3:
Yeah, World of Quest was hilarious! But it felt like one of those niche shows that didn’t grab the mainstream audience Kids WB was probably looking for. With everything going on, I bet it got lost in the shuffle.

User9:
Anyone remember last year when it felt like Kids WB was throwing out every genre possible to see what would stick? You had adventure (Magi Nation, World of Quest), martial arts (Skunk Fu!), sci-fi (Eon Kid), and even a preschool-kind-of thing with Will and Dewitt. It was such a mixed bag, but it’s clear now they’re cutting back and focusing on their biggest successes.

User6:
For real. I think Kids WB just didn’t have the room to keep a lot of these smaller shows going, especially now with the competition from Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon taking over Saturday mornings. I hope they at least keep one or two of them around—Magi Nation could really shine if it gets a second chance.

User2:
Totally agree. I think last year was their “let’s experiment” phase, but now they’re playing it safer. I’ll still miss some of those smaller shows, though. Even if they weren’t perfect, they made the lineup feel diverse, you know? Here’s hoping we get at least Skunk Fu! or Magi Nation back.

User11:
Yeah, I guess we’ll just have to wait and see what officially makes the cut. It just feels like things are shifting so fast for Kids WB lately. I hope they can find space to let some of these underappreciated shows keep going. 🙏


Write a follow up with the answer, which of them survives


User12:
Hey everyone, I found some updates about last year’s shows! So here’s the rundown—Magi Nation is officially returning for another season! 🎉 I know some people were worried it wouldn’t make it, but looks like it’s sticking around for Fall 2008. As for the others… well, it’s not great news. 😬

Skunk Fu! is gone. Looks like it didn’t pull in enough viewers to justify another season.
Eon Kid is also done—it officially wrapped up and isn’t coming back.
World of Quest...same deal. No word on a renewal, which likely means it’s over. A shame, thought it had potential.
And yeah, Will and Dewitt is NOT coming back either. Not a huge shock there since it barely got promoted.
So of last year’s lineup, Magi Nation is the only survivor. Kids WB seems to really be doubling down on their big name shows and a few fresh new ones for Fall.

User3:
Wow, RIP to Skunk Fu! and World of Quest. 😔 I was honestly holding out hope for them, especially Skunk Fu! since it had such a fun vibe. But hey, props to Magi Nation for surviving!

User5:
Dang, only Magi Nation made it, huh? Figures. I can see how the others didn’t catch on enough to get renewed, though. Still, Eon Kid deserved better! That show had such a great aesthetic and cool fight scenes.

User2:
I’m not surprised about Will and Dewitt—that one felt more like filler anyway. Sad about Skunk Fu! though, it was such a creative concept. At least Magi Nation is sticking around! That show’s lore was sooo good, and I hope it gets the attention it deserves in Season 2.

User9:
Good to know Magi Nation survived! It felt like it had the most lasting potential out of all the newcomers from 2007. But yeah, losing Eon Kid and World of Quest stings a bit. Kids WB really is focusing on the heavy hitters now. Wonder if this is them gearing up for that rumored rebrand?

User1:
Only one survivor out of five?? Ouch. I mean, I get it—if a show’s not pulling in the numbers, they have to make room for new stuff. Still, I’ll miss the variety those shows brought. Magi Nation better knock it out of the park this season if it wants to stay afloat!

User4:
It's kind of rough to see shows like Skunk Fu! and World of Quest go. They were quirky in fun ways that you don’t see often anymore. But yeah, Kids WB is clearly sticking to shows with a bigger fanbase and probably saving money by cutting the smaller stuff. At least Magi Nation earned its spot!

User7:
Honestly, good for Magi Nation. That show had something special, and I’m glad it’s getting another shot. Here’s hoping Season 2 really digs into the lore and makes it stand out even more. Feels like it could develop a bigger fanbase if they market it right.

User12:
Same here! Magi Nation has the potential to grow into a real standout if they give it the care it deserves. I just hope its renewal isn’t short-lived like some other shows from the past. Here’s to hoping it finds a loyal audience this year!

User8:
Man, this really does feel like a transitional time for Kids WB. Cutting most of last year’s shows makes it seem like they’re tightening their focus and prepping for something big (or maybe downsizing). Still, I’ll be tuning in for the new season, if only for Magi Nation, Spider-Man, and Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Let’s hope they get this right!

User1:
Agreed—it’s a big shift for the network, but at least they’re keeping some quality shows in the mix. Fingers crossed that Magi Nation stays strong and the new lineup helps keep this network alive. Fall 2008 is going to be interesting, that’s for sure! 🚀


Write a follow up asking if its true another Spider show is returning (hopefully airing before Man), You might remember this, Imagine ending up in a lost inner world, It's kind of like Magi Nation but with huge spiders


User13:
Hey, quick question—I've been hearing some rumors floating around about another Spider-themed show returning to Kids WB. Supposedly, it might air before The Spectacular Spider-Man in the lineup? Does anyone know if that's true?

I think I might’ve watched it a long time ago—it’s something about ending up in some lost inner world, kind of like Magi Nation, but instead of monsters, it’s huge spiders. Anyone else remember this, or am I imagining things? Would be wild if that came back! 🕷️

User6:
Oh, I think I know what you're talking about! Are you talking about Spider Riders? That show aired a while ago—like 2006-2007 maybe? It was about a kid who got transported to a subterranean world where he bonded with these giant intelligent spiders to battle evil. I always thought it was like a mix of Magi Nation and Digimon in terms of vibes.

User5:
Wait—Spider Riders might be coming back?? That would actually be really cool! I remember catching it back when it aired, and it had such an interesting concept. I could totally see it playing before Spectacular Spider-Man. Two totally different Spider-themed shows back-to-back? Kind of genius if you ask me.

User7:
Spider Riders! Wow, I haven’t thought about that show in a while. It was definitely underrated. If Kids WB brings it back in 2008, that would be amazing, especially now that people are hyped about Spider-Man. Does anyone know if this is actually confirmed or just wishful thinking?

User9:
I LOVED Spider Riders! Honestly, it had such a cool world with the giant spiders and the underground battles. And the whole idea of riders partnering with spiders to fight evil made it stand out from other shows at the time. If it comes back, it’d be such a great fit for Kids WB now that they’re doing more action-heavy stuff.

User3:
Man, Spider Riders—there’s a name I haven’t heard in years. I used to think the animation style was so unique. I hope this rumor is true because the show deserved a second chance. Pairing it with Spectacular Spider-Man would be a fun way to cash in on that “Spider” branding.

User11:
If this is true, I’m all in. Spider Riders never got enough love during its original run, and I think it’ll find a better audience now, especially with all the focus on team-based action shows these days. Plus, it kind of has that same adventure-vibes-meets-underground-world feel as Magi Nation, so it’d be perfect for fans of that show too.

User8:
Honestly, Spider Riders would be such a smart addition if the rumor’s true. Plus, with Kids WB cutting so many other smaller shows (rip Skunk Fu! 😢), they probably have room in the schedule for it. I just hope they promote it better this time around if it does return!

User1:
Whoa, I totally forgot about Spider Riders! That show had such a unique premise. It’s like that perfect blend of fantasy and action that Kids WB was so good at back in the day. If this rumor is legit, I’d love to see it make a comeback. Anyone have any concrete info on whether this is actually happening?

User6:
No official confirmation that I’ve seen yet, but now I’m really hoping! Maybe it’s one of those things where they’re testing fan interest? If nobody’s reached out to Kids WB about it, now’s probably a good time to let them know people are still interested in Spider Riders!

User13:
Thanks, everyone, for reminding me it’s called Spider Riders! Now that you say it, I vaguely remember really liking the world-building and the design of the giant spiders. Sounds like there’s no solid confirmation yet, though, which is a bummer. I’ll keep my eyes peeled for any news—it’d be fantastic to have two great Spider shows back-to-back this fall!

User12:
Yeah, if someone hears anything solid about this, please drop it here! Spider Riders coming back would make Fall 2008 even more exciting. Pairing it with Magi Nation and Spectacular Spider-Man would be so smart—it’d feel like Kids WB is building a lineup focused on world-building and action adventure this year. Fingers crossed! 🤞 Weite a follow up saying there might be another returnee, Remember that abime about a average man who is sucksd into Movieland and becomes a superhero to save his girlfriend, that was also a game