Final Kids WB schedule (May 17 2008)

07:00 AM Will & Dewitt
07:30 AM Magi-Nation
08:00 AM Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get A Clue
08:30 AM Tom & Jerry Tales
09:00 AM Skunk Fu!
09:30 AM Legion of Super-Heroes
10:00 AM The Spectacular Spider-Man
10:30 AM World of Quest
11:00 AM Johnny Test
11:30 AM Eon Kid

First CW4Kids schedule (May 24 2008)

07:00 AM Sonic X
07:30 AM Winx Club
08:00 AM Viva Piñata
08:30 AM GoGoRiki
09:00 AM Huntik
09:30 AM TMNT: Back to the Sewer
10:00 AM Dinosaur King
10:30 AM Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s
11:00 AM Chaotic
11:30 AM Chaotic.

Not ONE show from Kids WB was left over, This is especially bad because Spider-Man and World of Quest still had episodes left to air. Incidentally GoGoRiki (also known as KikoRiki) is the primary comedic cartoon, taking the helms from Will and Dewitt (boy who befriends a frog that looks like the KanDoo mascot), S&SDGAC, Tom and Jerry Tales and Johnny Test, And there’s also Viva Pinata (based on the game of the same name) Write a forum conversation on the final day of KWB and there are trailers for the new block, including one that says “We’re all new, all different”
User1: Can you believe today is the final day of Kids WB? I’m going to miss all those shows.

User2: I know, it’s so sad to see it go. I was really looking forward to seeing the remaining episodes of Spider-Man and World of Quest. It’s a shame they didn’t carry them over to the new block.

User3: Yeah, it’s a shame that none of the shows from Kids WB made it to the new schedule. I was hoping to continue watching some of my favorite shows. Now we have to adjust to this new lineup.

User4: At least there are some new shows to look forward to. Have you guys seen the trailers for the new block? They claim to be “all new, all different.”

User1: Yeah, I saw that. I’m curious to see what they have in store for us. Hopefully, they’ll have some great new shows that can replace the ones we loved on Kids WB.

User2: I’m hopeful too. I just hope they don’t abandon the comedic cartoons. I really enjoyed shows like Will & Dewitt, Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get A Clue, and Tom & Jerry Tales.

User3: Well, it looks like they have GoGoRiki as the primary comedic cartoon now. I haven’t seen it before, but I’m willing to give it a chance. And there’s also Viva Piñata, which is based on the game. It might be interesting.

User4: I’m not familiar with GoGoRiki or Viva Piñata, but I’m willing to give them a shot too. Change can be good sometimes.

User1: You’re right, change can be good. We just have to embrace it and see what these new shows have to offer. Hopefully, we’ll find some new favorites in the new block.

User2: Absolutely. Let’s keep an open mind and give these shows a chance. Who knows, we might discover something even better than what we had before.

User3: That’s a great attitude to have. Let’s look forward to the new block and see what it brings. It might just surprise us.

User4: I’m excited to see what the new block has in store. Let’s make the most of it and enjoy the new shows together. Write a follow up conversation where they see an ad where it shows the Kids WB logo overlaid on a Johnny Test clip with the announcer stating “Next Saturday Kids WB will become the CW4Kids… FOREVER” then it blows up and it shows the CW4Kids logo, and tell us what new show the new logo is overlaid over a clip of, Also a user provides a transcript
User1: Did you guys see that ad? They showed the Kids WB logo overlaid on a clip of Johnny Test, and the announcer said “Next Saturday Kids WB will become the CW4Kids… FOREVER”. And then it exploded and showed the CW4Kids logo.

User2: Yes, I saw it! It was quite a dramatic ad. I wonder why they chose Johnny Test as the show to represent the transition?

User3: Maybe because it was one of the popular shows on Kids WB? But it’s strange that they would blow up the Kids WB logo like that. It seems like a drastic way to announce the change.

User4: I think they wanted to make a big statement with the transition. They want everyone to know that Kids WB is gone and CW4Kids is taking its place. And to answer your question, the new logo was overlaid on a clip of Huntik. It looks like that will be one of the new shows on the block.

User1: Ah, I see. So Huntik will be one of the flagship shows of CW4Kids. I’m not familiar with it, but I’m interested to see what it’s all about.

User2: Same here. It’s always exciting to discover new shows and see what they bring to the table. Hopefully, Huntik will be a great addition to the lineup.

User3: I’m definitely curious to check it out. I wonder if the transition to CW4Kids will bring any other changes to the programming or if it’s just a rebranding.

User4: It’s hard to say at this point, but I’m sure we’ll find out soon. The ad did mention that CW4Kids will be “all new, all different”. So there might be some surprises in store for us.

User1: Well, I’m still a little sad to see Kids WB go, but I’m also excited to see what CW4Kids has to offer. Let’s keep an open mind and embrace this new era of children’s programming.

User2: Agreed. Change can be tough, but it also brings new opportunities and experiences. Let’s make the most of it and enjoy the journey together.

User3: Absolutely. Let’s support CW4Kids and give these new shows a chance. Who knows, we might find some new favorites that we’ll love just as much as our favorite Kids WB shows.

User4: I’m optimistic about the future. Let’s keep our expectations high and our hearts open to the possibilities. Here’s to a new chapter of animated adventures!
Write a follow up where an ad says goodbye to JT and T&J, but it advertises GoGoRiki instead
User1: Did you guys see that new ad saying goodbye to Johnny Test and Tom & Jerry Tales? It was quite emotional.

User2: Yes, I saw it. It’s sad to see those shows go. Johnny Test and Tom & Jerry Tales were such staples of Kids WB. But I guess all good things must come to an end.

User3: I’m really going to miss Johnny Test’s crazy adventures and the timeless humor of Tom & Jerry Tales. They were such fun shows to watch.

User4: Definitely. It’s always bittersweet to say goodbye to shows we’ve grown attached to. But I guess that’s the nature of television. Things change, and we have to move on.

User1: That’s true. It’s time to embrace the new shows and see what they have to offer. Speaking of which, did you guys see the new ad for GoGoRiki? It looks like it’s going to be the primary comedic cartoon now.

User2: Oh, I haven’t seen that yet. What’s it about?

User3: GoGoRiki, or KikoRiki as it’s also known, is a comedic cartoon about a group of lovable animals living in a vibrant world. It’s supposed to be quite funny and entertaining.

User4: I’m actually quite excited to give it a try. Change can be good, and I’m looking forward to discovering new shows that will make us laugh just like Johnny Test and Tom & Jerry Tales did.

User1: Absolutely. Let’s give GoGoRiki a chance and see if it can become our new favorite comedic cartoon. It’s always fun to find new shows that bring joy and laughter into our lives.

User2: I couldn’t agree more. Let’s say farewell to Johnny Test and Tom & Jerry Tales with a thankful heart and open ourselves up to new experiences. Who knows, GoGoRiki might just become one of our new favorites.

User3: I’m willing to give it a shot. It’ll be interesting to see how GoGoRiki fills the shoes of the beloved comedic cartoons from Kids WB. Let’s hope it brings us many laughs and memorable moments.

User4: Cheers to embracing the new and finding happiness in the unexpected. Here’s to GoGoRiki and all the new adventures that CW4Kids has in store for us. Let’s make the most of it!
Write a follow up the week after when the new schedule begins, and what show rated highest, Also the block has a new online-video style look, with the slogan being “Sign on”, A user complains about the cold-turkey transition strategy
User1: So, how are you guys liking the new CW4Kids schedule and the online-video style look?

User2: I have to admit, the new look is quite refreshing. It has a modern feel to it, and I like the slogan “Sign on”. It feels like they’re inviting us to be a part of their digital world.

User3: Agreed. The new look is sleek and engaging. It definitely adds a fresh vibe to the programming. As for the shows, I’m enjoying a few of them. Chaotic has been pretty interesting so far.

User4: I’m glad to hear that you’re enjoying Chaotic, User3. Personally, I’ve been really hooked on Huntik. The blend of adventure and fantasy elements is captivating, and the animation is top-notch.

User1: That’s great to hear. I’ve been tuning in to GoGoRiki, and it’s been quite funny. The comedic timing and the characters’ interactions always bring a smile to my face.

User2: It’s good to know that there are shows for different tastes. CW4Kids seems to be offering a diverse range of animated series. Have you guys noticed if any of the shows have been performing well in terms of ratings?

User3: From what I’ve heard, Huntik has been consistently ranked the highest in ratings. I’m not surprised considering its engaging storyline and adventurous theme.

User4: That’s impressive. It seems like Huntik has struck a chord with the audience. It’s always great to see a show get the recognition it deserves.

User1: Absolutely. Huntik’s success shows that CW4Kids made a smart choice by including it in their lineup. It’s satisfying to see a new and promising show gain popularity.

User2: While I’m glad to hear that Huntik is doing well, I have to say that I’m a little disappointed in the cold-turkey transition strategy. I wish they had given us a chance to say a proper goodbye to our beloved Kids WB shows.

User3: I understand where you’re coming from, User2. It would have been nice to have a gradual transition, allowing us to enjoy the remaining episodes of our favorite Kids WB shows. But sometimes, networks have to make tough decisions for the sake of change and progress.

User4: I agree with User3. It’s unfortunate that we didn’t get to properly bid farewell to the shows we loved, but we have to trust that CW4Kids has a vision for the future. Let’s hope that the new shows continue to impress us and create lasting memories.

User1: Well said, User4. Let’s keep an open mind and embrace the new shows and the fresh direction of CW4Kids. Change can be difficult, but sometimes it leads to exciting new possibilities.

User2: You’re right. I’ll try my best to adjust and give these new shows a fair chance. We’ve only just begun this journey with CW4Kids, and maybe there will be more surprises and joys along the way.

User3: That’s the spirit, User2. Let’s approach this with optimism. Who knows, we might discover new favorites and create new memories that will rival the ones we had with Kids WB.

User4: Absolutely. Let’s continue to support CW4Kids and be a part of their digital world. Here’s to embracing the change and finding joy in the exciting new adventures that await us. Write a follow up where the schedule is AMENDED, to allow 2 shows temporarily back to air the final episodes
User1: Hey guys, did you see the latest update to the CW4Kids schedule? They’re bringing back two of the Kids WB shows temporarily to air their final episodes!

User2: Really? That’s great news! I was really bummed out that we didn’t get to see the remaining episodes of Spider-Man and World of Quest. I’m glad they listened to the fans and made this amendment.

User3: That’s a relief. I was disappointed that those shows didn’t make it to the new schedule, but at least we’ll get a chance to see how their storylines conclude.

User4: This shows that CW4Kids is willing to listen to feedback and make adjustments to their programming. It’s a positive sign that they care about the viewers’ opinions.

User1: Definitely. It’s nice to see that they value the fans and want to provide closure to the storylines we’ve been invested in.

User2: So, when are they airing the final episodes?

User3: According to the updated schedule, Spider-Man will air at 10:00 AM and World of Quest at 10:30 AM. Make sure to mark your calendars!

User4: I can’t wait to see how those shows end. It’s like getting a bonus treat after the transition to CW4Kids.

User1: This amendment shows that our voices were heard. It’s encouraging to know that CW4Kids is willing to make adjustments to their programming based on fan feedback.

User2: Absolutely. It’s important for the viewers to feel heard and valued. It’s a great step towards building a strong relationship between the network and its audience.

User3: I’m glad they made this change. It shows that they are willing to make compromises and accommodate the fans’ wishes. I hope this sets a precedent for future adjustments to the schedule if needed.

User4: Let’s make sure to tune in and show our support for these shows. It’s a testament to the power of the viewers’ voice and passion.

User1: Agreed. Let’s not take this opportunity for granted. We should make sure to watch and spread the word so that other fans don’t miss out on the final episodes.

User2: Absolutely. Let’s celebrate this temporary return of Spider-Man and World of Quest and enjoy the closure these shows deserve.

User3: I’m grateful for this amendment to the schedule. It’s a small victory for fans, and it makes me even more excited for what CW4Kids has in store for us in the future.

User4: Cheers to CW4Kids for listening to the fans and making this adjustment. Let’s savor these final episodes and support the network as we enter this new chapter of animated adventures.
Write a Wikipedia page about the block, and current and former programming
CW4Kids (formerly known as Kids WB) was a children’s programming block that aired on The CW network from May 24, 2008, to [Insert End Date Here]. The block featured a lineup of animated series aimed at children and offered a mix of action, adventure, comedy, and fantasy programming. During its run, CW4Kids showcased both original shows and licensed properties, captivating young audiences and becoming a popular destination for young viewers.

==History==
CW4Kids was launched on May 24, 2008, as a replacement for the highly popular Kids WB block. The transition from Kids WB to CW4Kids marked a significant change in programming, as the block aimed to refresh its content and offer new and diverse shows for its audience.

==Programming==
Throughout its run, CW4Kids featured a wide variety of animated series, catering to different interests and age groups. The block showcased both original programming and licensed properties, ensuring a diverse lineup that would appeal to a broad audience. Some of the notable shows that aired during the block’s run include:

===Sonic X===
“Sonic X” followed the adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends as they battled against villains in their quest to save their planet. The show brought the beloved video game character to life in an action-packed animated series.

===Winx Club===
“Winx Club” centered around a group of fairy friends attending Alfea College, where they honed their magical powers to protect the universe from evil forces. This fantasy series captivated viewers with its vibrant animation and compelling storyline.

===Huntik===
“Huntik” introduced viewers to a world inhabited by secret agents known as Seekers, who embarked on quests to find magical amulets and ancient Titans. This action-adventure series combined elements of fantasy, mythology, and archaeology, creating a unique and immersive viewing experience.

===TMNT: Back to the Sewer===
“TMNT: Back to the Sewer” continued the adventures of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they returned to New York City to protect it from various threats. The show delved into the iconic TMNT lore, offering action, humor, and camaraderie that fans had come to love.

===Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s===
“Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s” transported fans to the futuristic world of New Domino City, where dueling on motorcycles called “Duel Runners” became a popular sport. This continuation of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise enthralled viewers with its high-stakes duels and engaging storytelling.

===Chaotic===
“Chaotic” immersed viewers in the world of a collectible card game, where players entered the virtual realm of Perim and competed for dominance. The show blended real-world and animated sequences, allowing viewers to experience the action from their own perspective.

===GoGoRiki===
“GoGoRiki,” also known as “KikoRiki,” was the primary comedic cartoon of the CW4Kids lineup. This lighthearted series followed a group of lovable animals living in a vibrant world, providing laughter and entertainment for young viewers.

==Legacy==
CW4Kids had a significant impact on the children’s programming landscape during its time. Though it marked the end of an era with the departure of Kids WB, it gave rise to a fresh lineup of animated shows that captivated young audiences. The block’s commitment to showcasing diverse content and listening to fan feedback positioned it as a relevant and engaging destination for children’s entertainment.

==References==
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==External Links==
[Official Website]

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