Write a forum convo when the Fall 2007 Kids WB lineup hits, Will & Dewitt has replaced Monster Allergy, and say what’s replaced Spider Riders
ForumUser1: Hey all, just saw the Fall 2007 Kids’ WB lineup. Noticed “Will & Dewitt” is in and it’s replacing “Monster Allergy.” Thoughts?

CartoonFanatic2: Really? “Will & Dewitt” sounds interesting, but I’m going to miss “Monster Allergy.” That show had a good run. Did anyone catch what’s taking over “Spider Riders”?

ToonLover3: Yeah, it’s “Magi-Nation” that’s replacing “Spider Riders.” Not sure how to feel about it yet. “Spider Riders” had some epic battles and a storyline that was finally picking up the pace. Curious to see if “Magi-Nation” can fill those shoes.

ClassicToonAdvocate4: Honestly, this lineup change feels a bit underwhelming. “Will & Dewitt” is aimed at a younger audience, which is fine, but it’s a sharp turn from “Monster Allergy’s” adventure theme. As for “Magi-Nation,” I’ll give it a chance, but my expectations are tempered.

AnimationAficionado5: I see your points, but I’m kind of excited for “Magi-Nation.” It’s always refreshing to see new shows get a chance. Plus, “Will & Dewitt” might bring in some fresh humor. It’s not all bad, guys. Let’s give these new shows a shot before we judge too harshly.

RetroCartoonLover6: It’s sad to see “Spider Riders” go; that show was underrated. As for “Will & Dewitt,” I’m not sure it’ll resonate with the older crowd, but hey, Kids’ WB needs to cater to all ages. “Magi-Nation” could be interesting, though. Hopefully, it has some compelling storytelling.

ForumUser1: Fair points, everyone. Change is always a bit jarring, especially when it involves our favorite shows. Here’s hoping “Will & Dewitt” and “Magi-Nation” surprise us. Either way, it’s going to be an interesting season for Kids’ WB. Let’s keep an open mind!
Write a forum convo with the new 7am to 12pm lineup, asking if they should have brought Spectacular Spider-Man in early to replace Monster Allergy instead of W&D
WebHeadFan94: Just checked out the new Kids’ WB 7am to 12pm lineup. Honestly, wouldn’t it have been better if they brought in “The Spectacular Spider-Man” a bit earlier to replace “Monster Allergy” instead of choosing “Will & Dewitt”? I feel it would have kept the momentum and energy levels high early in the morning.

SaturdayMornNostalgia: Agreed! “Monster Allergy” had its charm but replacing it with “Will & Dewitt” changes the vibe of the morning lineup drastically. “The Spectacular Spider-Man” would have been a perfect fit, maintaining that high-energy action that kids love waking up to.

CartoonConnoisseur: I understand where you’re coming from, but I think they were aiming for something different with “Will & Dewitt.” Maybe the idea was to introduce more variety in the lineup, offering something for younger kids? Still, “The Spectacular Spider-Man” has such broad appeal; it feels like a missed opportunity.

AnimationAnalyst: It’s all about balance in these lineups. “Will & Dewitt” is clearly targeting a younger demographic, which isn’t necessarily a bad strategy. But, bringing in “The Spectacular Spider-Man” could have catered to both older and younger audiences while keeping the superhero theme alive and kicking.

SuperheroSaturdays: Honestly, I was so looking forward to “The Spectacular Spider-Man” making its debut. Would have been awesome to see it replace “Monster Allergy.” “Will & Dewitt” just isn’t my cup of tea. Seems like a bit of a genre shift that might not sit well with everyone.

EarlyBirdWatcher: You’re all making good points, but “Will & Dewitt” might surprise us. Plus, introducing “The Spectacular Spider-Man” later could be a strategic move to refresh the lineup when it starts feeling stale. It’s all about timing and keeping the audience engaged over the long term.

WebHeadFan94: That’s a fair perspective, @EarlyBirdWatcher. Timing is crucial, and having a strong show in the back pocket can be a smart move. Still, can’t help but feel a little disappointed we have to wait for “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Here’s hoping “Will & Dewitt” brings something special to the table in the meantime.
Write a follow up with the 7am to 12pm lineup
WebHeadFan94: Hey everyone, it’s been a few weeks since the new 7am to 12pm Kids’ WB lineup started. How’s everyone feeling about “Will & Dewitt” now? And has the rest of the lineup lived up to expectations?

SaturdayMornNostalgia: Honestly, “Will & Dewitt” has been a pleasant surprise for me. It’s obviously geared towards younger kids, but it’s got heart. As for the rest of the lineup, it’s been pretty solid. Though, I still think “The Spectacular Spider-Man” would add that extra kick.

CartoonConnoisseur: I’ve warmed up to “Will & Dewitt,” but there’s no denying the lineup feels a bit lacking in energy without a strong action-packed show like “The Spectacular Spider-Man.” Shows like “Magi-Nation” are trying to fill that gap, but there’s room for improvement.

AnimationAnalyst: “Will & Dewitt” is doing fine for its target demographic, but the overall lineup seems to be in a transitional phase. It feels like they’re still trying to find the right balance between action and educational content. “The Spectacular Spider-Man” could have bridged that gap seamlessly.

SuperheroSaturdays: I’m holding out hope that they’re saving “The Spectacular Spider-Man” for a strategic time. Maybe they’re planning on making it a big event. As for “Will & Dewitt,” it’s not my thing, but my younger sibling loves it, so it’s definitely hitting its mark there.

EarlyBirdWatcher: After giving the new lineup a chance, it’s growing on me. “Will & Dewitt” has its charm, and the rest of the lineup does provide a variety that keeps the morning interesting. Still, can’t help but feel the excitement that “The Spectacular Spider-Man” would bring.

WebHeadFan94: Interesting takes, everyone. It sounds like “Will & Dewitt” has found its audience, even if it wasn’t what some of us were initially hoping for. The anticipation for “The Spectacular Spider-Man” remains high, and it’ll likely give the lineup a significant boost when it finally arrives. Until then, it seems like we’re all finding something to enjoy on Saturday mornings!
Write a user listing the lineup,
RetroToonFan88: Hey everyone! I’ve seen some mixed feelings about the current Kids’ WB lineup, but let’s lay it all out to see the full picture of what we’re getting from 7am to 12pm. It’s always good to see everything at a glance to really appreciate the diversity and flow of the programming. Here’s what we’ve got:

7:00 AM - “Will & Dewitt”: Kicking off the morning with some light-hearted fun, “Will & Dewitt” is targeting the younger audience, offering lessons on friendship and problem-solving through the adventures of a young boy, Will, and his talking frog, Dewitt.

7:30 AM - “Skunk Fu!”: Following up, we have “Skunk Fu!” This animated series is a little more action-packed, blending humor with martial arts as Skunk and his friends defend their valley from Dragon and his minions. It’s a great mix of comedy and action that bridges the gap for a variety of age groups.

8:00 AM - “Magi-Nation”: Next in the lineup, “Magi-Nation” brings us into a more fantastical world. It’s aimed at older kids a bit, with more complex storylines involving magic, mythical creatures, and epic quests. A nice shift towards the adventurous.

8:30 AM - “Tom and Jerry Tales”: Taking a nostalgic turn, “Tom and Jerry Tales” brings classic chase comedy back to the screen. It’s timeless fun that appeals to both kids and adults alike, offering a nice break between action-oriented shows.

9:00 AM - “Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!”: This update on the classic Scooby-Doo formula adds a modern twist. With new gadgets and a continuous storyline, it’s an interesting take that tries to balance nostalgia with innovation.

9:30 AM - “Johnny Test”: “Johnny Test” brings a blend of science fiction and comedy, with the titular character often finding himself in over-the-top situations created by his genius twin sisters. It’s fast-paced and energetic, perfect for keeping the momentum of the morning going.

10:00 AM - “Legion of Super Heroes”: As we move deeper into the morning, “Legion of Super Heroes” introduces a more traditional superhero element to the lineup. Set in the future, it showcases a young Superman teaming up with other future heroes, providing action and moral lessons.

10:30 AM - “The Batman”: Continuing with the superhero theme, “The Batman” offers a fresh take on the Dark Knight’s adventures. It’s a bit darker and more intense, suited for those looking for compelling stories and action.

11:00 AM - “Xiaolin Showdown”: Rounding out the morning, “Xiaolin Showdown” brings a unique blend of martial arts, magic, and quest for ancient artifacts. It’s an exciting show that manages to mix humor, action, and heart effectively.

11:30 AM - “Loonatics Unleashed”: Closing the lineup, “Loonatics Unleashed” provides a futuristic, action-packed take on the Looney Tunes characters. It’s certainly different, aiming to appeal to viewers looking for fast-paced action and superhero antics.

So that’s the full 7am to 12pm Kids’ WB lineup. Overall, there’s a good mix of styles and themes, appealing to a wide range of tastes. What does everyone think? Any favorites or shows you’re missing in this lineup?
Write a forum convo where a user says they need a Skunk Fu/Xiaolin Showdown hour
RetroGamer95: Considering the current Kids’ WB lineup from 7am to 12pm, does anyone else feel we could really benefit from a dedicated “Skunk Fu! / Xiaolin Showdown” hour? Think about it – both shows have this unique blend of martial arts, culture, and action-packed adventures that could pair so perfectly together.

AnimatedNinja42: That’s an interesting idea! I’ve always thought “Skunk Fu!” and “Xiaolin Showdown” shared some thematic elements, especially with their focus on martial arts and the journey of learning and growth. Having them back-to-back could create a sort of “martial arts power hour” that could really hook viewers in.

ComicBookJunkie88: Totally on board with this. “Xiaolin Showdown” has that epic quest vibe with lots of action and humor, and “Skunk Fu!” brings a lighter, comedic side of martial arts to the table. Grouping them together could highlight the best of both worlds, appealing to fans who love action and those looking for a good laugh.

SaturdayMorningFan: I love the idea but worry about the flow with the rest of the lineup. Right now, “Tom and Jerry Tales” sits between them, offering a nice break with classic chase comedy. Would we lose something by shifting to a full hour focused solely on martial arts themes?

MartialArtsManiac: While I see the concern about flow, I think the “Skunk Fu! / Xiaolin Showdown” hour could offer a unique branding opportunity for Kids’ WB. It could stand out as a special segment that attracts fans of action and martial arts from all over. It might even bring in viewers who usually wouldn’t tune in early on Saturday mornings.

ToonWatcher101: It’s a compelling argument on both sides. Maybe they could trial it for a few weeks to see how audiences respond? If ratings and feedback are positive, it could become a permanent fixture. Plus, it could revive interest in both shows, potentially leading to new seasons or spin-offs given enough fan interest.

RetroGamer95: Exactly, a trial run could be the way to go! It’s about finding what works and what viewers want more of. Let’s hope someone at Kids’ WB is considering these kinds of ideas. The potential for a “Skunk Fu! / Xiaolin Showdown” power hour could really breathe some fresh life into the Saturday morning lineup. Write a tweet saying the show and what it was replaced by are NOTHING alike, What are Warner on