Title: The Inky Adventures

Panel 1:
Scene: A vibrant, colorful meadow with vivid flowers, lush green grass, and a bright blue sky. In the corner, a small patch of black ink blobs congregates.

Narration: In a world bursting with color, there lived the Inky Squad — a quirky troop of playful black ink blobs.

Panel 2:
Scene: A close-up of the blobs. There’s Dot, the curious explorer with tiny spectacles; Blot, the carefree blob constantly bouncing; Smudge, the artist with a little beret; and Splotch, the gentle giant of the group.

Dot: "Look at that flower, full of mystery and allure!"

Blot: "Let’s bounce over there and say hello!"

Panel 3:
Scene: The blobs approach a brilliantly red flower. Smudge begins to draw on the ground with a stick dipped in ink.

Smudge: "And here, I shall create... Ink’s Impression of a Rose!"

Splotch: gently "Remember, Smudge, it’s all about capturing the feeling, not the form."

Panel 4:
Scene: Suddenly, a gust of wind blows through the meadow, scattering the blobs in different directions.

Narration: But the wind has different plans for the Inky Squad!

Dot (in mid-air): "Adventure awaits, partners!"

Panel 5:
Scene: The blobs land in a small pond, causing tiny ripples. They gather again, excitedly mingling with the reflections of colorful lilies and dragonflies.

Blot: "A splashy new world, who knows what thrills are afloat!"

Smudge: "Perhaps our art can blend with nature's palette here."

Panel 6:
Scene: The sun sets, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink. The blobs, now tired and content, form a cozy cluster by the pond's edge.

Splotch: "No matter where the wind takes us, every spot feels like home when we're together."

Panel 7 (Final Panel):
Scene: The blobs rest, casting playful, ink-like shadows on the pond as the stars begin to twinkle above.

Narration: In the colorful world, the Inky Squad reminds us that the most beautiful canvases are ones shared with friends.

End.

Write about their appearances

Certainly! Here's a detailed description of the Inky Squad's appearances:

Dot: Dot is the smallest and most curious member of the group. She has a perfectly round shape and is adorned with tiny, stylish spectacles, giving her a scholarly appearance. Her surface shimmers slightly, hinting at her inquisitive nature as she rolls around, inspecting everything with wide-eyed curiosity.
Blot: Blot is a carefree spirit with a slightly irregular, bouncy form, often mid-air due to his love for hopping around. His edges are a bit uneven, and he leaves little splatters wherever he lands, making every encounter a dynamic surprise. His joyful disposition is evident in his constant state of motion.
Smudge: Smudge takes on a more elongated and artistic form resembling a teardrop. He's often seen with a tiny, inky beret perched on top, reflecting his artistic soul. Smudge's surface is slightly thinner on one side, giving him a natural ‘swoosh’ that he uses to sketch and paint, blending his ink seamlessly with the environment.
Splotch: Splotch, the gentle giant, is the largest of them all with a broad, puddle-like shape that looks as if he could envelop all the other blobs with a caring hug. His edges are soft and rounded, providing a comforting presence. Despite his size, his movements are graceful and slow, embodying his calm, thoughtful personality.
Each blob has a distinct texture: Dot is smooth and polished, catching glints of light; Blot is springy, often changing shape with each bounce; Smudge has a fluid, painterly texture that trails off artfully when he moves; and Splotch is thick and glossy, reflecting the world around him like a gentle mirror. Together, they form a captivating contrast to the vibrant colors of their world, standing out with their rich, deep blackness.

Write about their shared abilities

The Inky Squad, despite their individual personalities, possesses a set of shared abilities that make them both unique and harmonious within their colorful world:

Ink Fusion: When the blobs come together, they can merge to form a larger, more powerful entity. This fusion allows them to reach places they couldn’t individually and explore the world from a higher vantage point. They can separate at will, making their form flexible and dynamic.
Color Absorption: Though they are devoid of color themselves, the ink blobs have the magical ability to temporarily absorb colors from their surroundings. This allows them to camouflage or create vivid patterns on their surfaces, reflecting a rainbow of hues before reverting to their original black.
Ink Trail: As they move, the blobs leave behind an inky trail that is not just a random mark but a form of communication. These trails can tell stories, map paths, or even form temporary works of art that other creatures in the meadow enjoy exploring and interpreting.
Morphing Shapes: The blobs can change their shapes at will, stretching into lines, circling up as dots, or expanding into splatters. This ability helps them interact with their environment in creative ways, from slipping through tiny cracks to forming puzzle-like shapes, solving mysteries of their surroundings.
Reflective Memory: The blobs can soak up experiences from their environment and then recreate them in their ink. This is particularly useful for storytelling at the end of the day, as they project scenes of their adventures onto the ground or water surfaces.
Synchrony: One of their most enchanting abilities is their power to synchronize their movements and sounds. When they gather, they can create beautiful, harmonious tunes and dances, which mesmerize the creatures around them and bring a sense of joy and unity to their world.
These shared abilities not only enhance their adventures but also highlight their unity and adaptability in their otherwise colorful world.

Write a Wikipedia page for it, would have been produced by SIP Animation and Cinegroupe in 2003 for Fox Kids Europe and France 3

The Inky Adventures
The Inky Adventures is a French-Canadian animated television series produced by SIP Animation and CinéGroupe. The show originally aired in 2003 on Fox Kids Europe and France 3. The series is known for its unique art style that juxtaposes vibrant, colorful backgrounds with whimsical black ink blob characters, exploring themes of friendship, creativity, and adventure.

Premise
Set in a vivid, colorful world, The Inky Adventures follows the playful escapades of the Inky Squad—a group of distinctive black ink blobs—namely Dot, Blot, Smudge, and Splotch. Each episode centers around the Inky Squad as they explore their vibrant surroundings, using their unique abilities to solve problems, uncover secrets, and make new friends.

Characters
Dot: The curious explorer of the group, Dot is characterized by her small, round shape and iconic spectacles. Her inquisitive nature often leads the group on new adventures, fueled by her love of discovery.
Blot: Known for his free-spirited and bouncy personality, Blot is always full of energy. His irregular edges and constant movement leave lively splatters in his wake, emphasizing his fun-loving nature.
Smudge: The artist of the squad, Smudge has a distinctive elongated shape and a beret, indicating his creative flair. He often uses his unique textural abilities to create art that blends with the natural beauty around him.
Splotch: The gentle giant, Splotch is the largest member with a broad, puddle-like appearance. His calming presence and thoughtful demeanor provide balance to the group’s dynamic.
Abilities
The blobs share several remarkable abilities, including:

Ink Fusion: The power to merge into larger formations, enabling new forms of exploration.
Color Absorption: The temporary ability to adopt colors from their environment, allowing for camouflage and artistic expression.
Ink Trail Communication: Leaving behind inky trails that serve as maps, stories, or artworks.
Morphing Shapes: The ability to change form to interact creatively with their environment.
Production
Produced by SIP Animation and CinéGroupe, "The Inky Adventures" embraced a unique animation style that captured the contrast between the colorful world and the inky protagonists. The show's production involved a blend of traditional and digital animation techniques to bring the enchanting world and its characters to life.

Reception
Upon its release, The Inky Adventures received praise for its creativity, visual style, and the way it handled themes of friendship and exploration. The series resonated with young audiences across Europe, appreciated for its charming storytelling and engaging characters.

Broadcast History
The series premiered on France 3 and was part of the Fox Kids Europe lineup in 2003. Its captivating premise and colorful animation style quickly garnered a dedicated viewership.

Legacy
Though The Inky Adventures had a relatively short original run, its imaginative concept and distinct characters left a lasting impression on the fans. The show continues to be remembered fondly by those who grew up watching the adventures of Dot, Blot, Smudge, and Splotch.

External Links:

IMDb Page for The Inky Adventures
Fox Kids Europe Archives
France 3 Animation Series
(Note: External links are placeholders since this page is a fictional creation.) Do you like this fake show I made

Yes, your creation, "The Inky Adventures," sounds delightful! The concept of having playful ink blobs navigate a vibrant world is both creative and charming. The characters are distinct and well-developed, each bringing their unique personality and abilities to the table. The shared abilities of the Inky Squad add an intriguing dynamic to the storylines and provide numerous opportunities for adventures and creative problem-solving. The whimsical tone and artistic elements of the series, such as the contrast between the colorful backgrounds and inky protagonists, make it a visually compelling and heartwarming tale. It's a concept that could easily capture the imagination of both children and adults alike. Great job in crafting such an engaging fictional universe!

Write a TVTropes page for it, Tropes include: Voluntary Shape-shifting, Slime Creatures, Keep Circulating The Tapes, and others

Certainly! Here's a fictional TVTropes page for "The Inky Adventures":

The Inky Adventures

Series Overview:
"The Inky Adventures" is a whimsical animated series produced by SIP Animation and CinéGroupe, which aired in 2003 on Fox Kids Europe and France 3. The show revolves around the playful escapades of the Inky Squad—Dot, Blot, Smudge, and Splotch—who are charming and mischievous ink blobs exploring a colorful world.

Tropes:

Voluntary Shape-shifting: The Inky Squad members can change their forms at will. This ability allows them to slip through tight spaces, create artistic shapes, or even merge together for new adventures.
Slime Creatures: The main characters are amorphous ink blobs, giving them a delightful slimy texture that adds to their unique appearance and abilities.
Keep Circulating The Tapes: Despite its short run, the show remains a favorite among fans, leading to its continued circulation through fan recordings and online uploads.
Color-Coded Characters: Each blob has a distinct personality trait, and while they're described as black ink blobs, their behaviors and accessories (like Dot's spectacles or Smudge's beret) give them unique identities.
Fusion Dance: When the blobs need extra strength or abilities, they can merge temporarily, symbolizing teamwork and unity in facing challenges.
The Power of Friendship: Central to every episode, the series highlights the importance of cooperation and understanding among the Inky Squad members as they navigate their adventures.
Fantastic Voyage Plot: Many episodes involve the characters journeying into new and unexplored territories within their vibrant world, discovering the magic in the mundane.
Absurdly Spacious Sewer: Occasionally, the blobs find themselves in vast underground or water-based networks, emphasizing their flexibility and adaptability to various environments.
Artistic License – Biology: The blobs navigate their world with sentience and creativity, showcasing abilities and interactions beyond natural ink behavior.
Non-Standard Character Design: The show's unique art style contrasts the black ink blobs against their vividly colorful surroundings, making for a visually stimulating experience.
Mood Whiplash: While primarily light-hearted, the show occasionally delves into more somber or contemplative moments, especially when highlighting themes of self-discovery and belonging.
Legacy:
Though "The Inky Adventures" was short-lived, its imaginative content and memorable characters have garnered a dedicated fan base, ensuring its legacy endures through fan art, forums, and archived episodes.

See Also:

Slime Gals: For more examples of lovable gelatinous characters.
Shape Shifters: Explore other characters with transformative abilities.
(Note: Links provided are to existing trope pages on TVTropes as examples. This page is a fictional creation based on your concept.). Write a forum conversation asking why it was cancelled, due to Fox Kids becoming Jetix and the HEAP of new shows that came with that (seriously, this thing was EXPLODING with new shows)


Forum Thread: Why Was "The Inky Adventures" Cancelled?

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Hey everyone, I've been rewatching some old episodes of "The Inky Adventures," and I can't help but wonder why the show got cancelled. It was such a creative concept with amazing characters! Does anyone know what happened?

Reply #1: ToonLover77
I loved that show too! From what I've heard, around the time "The Inky Adventures" aired, Fox Kids was transitioning into Jetix. The rebranding brought a ton of new shows, and they were trying to target a slightly different audience. I guess "Inky Adventures" didn't fit the new lineup they were going for.

Reply #2: RetroCartoonBuff
Yeah, Jetix was really exploding with new content around that time, and they were focusing more on action-oriented shows. "The Inky Adventures," with its whimsical, artistic style, might not have matched with their new programming strategy. It's a shame because it was so unique!

Reply #3: AnimationHistorian
It's true! Fox Kids was rebranded to Jetix as part of a strategic shift. They introduced a heap of new shows to attract a broader, more global audience. Unfortunately, this meant that some of the unique and niche shows from the Fox Kids era, like "The Inky Adventures," were moved aside to make room for newer, more action-packed content.

Reply #4: InkyArtFan
That's really unfortunate, but understandable. I still think the show had so much potential. I loved the art style and the way the characters interacted with their colorful world. It had a charm that's hard to find in more recent shows.

Reply #5: SaturdayMorningNostalgia
Such a pity! I wonder if it would have done better if it had been aired a bit earlier or on a different network. The storytelling and creativity were really refreshing, especially during that era.

Reply #6: FanOfTheBlob
I read somewhere that a lot of fans have been keeping the spirit of the show alive through online forums and fan art. It's amazing how dedicated the fan base still is, even after so many years!

Reply #7: CartoonReviver
It would be interesting to see a revival or even an online special! Maybe someday, someone will recognize the cult following it has and bring it back. Until then, let's keep sharing the love through fan art and discussions!

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Thanks for the insights, everyone! It's nice to know there are others out there who still appreciate "The Inky Adventures." Let's keep the inky spirit alive!


Write a follow up asking where it Aired in Canada and States


Forum Thread: Where Did "The Inky Adventures" Air in Canada and the States?

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Hey everyone, thanks for all the info on why "The Inky Adventures" was canceled. I'm curious now—did it ever air in Canada or the United States? I remember seeing it on Fox Kids Europe, but I'm not sure about its broadcast history in North America.

Reply #1: ToonLover77
Great question! I don't recall it being aired on any major networks in the US. It might not have had a widespread release like it did in Europe. Sometimes shows have limited broadcasts or are syndicated differently in North America.

Reply #2: RetroCartoonBuff
I'm Canadian, and I vaguely remember catching a few episodes on a local station, but I'm not sure if it was part of a national broadcast or just a regional thing. It might have been aired on a smaller network up here that picked up international shows.

Reply #3: AnimationHistorian
From what I know, "The Inky Adventures" didn’t have a major network deal in the States. It’s possible that it aired on niche or regional channels in Canada or was available through special programming blocks that featured international content.

Reply #4: NorthStarTVFan
I did a bit of digging, and it seems like the series may have been part of some smaller syndicated children’s programming blocks in Canada. Unfortunately, it didn’t seem to have the marketing push that typically helps shows break into larger markets like the US.

Reply #5: InkyArtFan
It’s a shame it didn’t get more exposure in North America. With more marketing, it might have reached a wider audience. Sometimes terrific shows just don’t get the distribution they deserve.

Reply #6: UNSyndication
Yeah, it's one of those hidden treasures! Sometimes, shows need a bit of luck to get picked up by major networks outside their original region. Maybe it aired on a digital or cable channel without much fanfare? Anyone else have more concrete info?

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Thanks for the responses! It sounds like "The Inky Adventures" might have flown under the radar in North America. I guess being a fan means keeping an eye out for those rare gems too! If anyone finds more detailed info, please share.


Write a follow up saying afterwards SIP and CineGroupe would make 2 cartoons, one about a mischievous prankster, the other about a hippie/vegan family


Forum Thread: Follow-Up on SIP and CinéGroupe's Next Projects

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Hey everyone! Thanks for the info on "The Inky Adventures." I did a bit more research and found out that after working on "The Inky Adventures," SIP Animation and CinéGroupe went on to produce two other shows. One was about a mischievous prankster, and the other centered around a hippie/vegan family. Does anyone have more details on these shows?

Reply #1: ToonLover77
Oh, that sounds interesting! I hadn't heard about those. Do you know the titles or have any details about the plot or characters?

Reply #2: RetroCartoonBuff
I think I remember one of those shows. The prankster cartoon might be "Pranky Pete" or something with a similar name. It focused on a kid who was always getting into trouble with his clever tricks.

Reply #3: AnimationHistorian
Yes! The prankster series you’re referring to is indeed a comedic slice-of-life show with lots of slapstick humor. As for the hippie/vegan family show, I believe it was called something like "Green Harmony" or "The Hippie House," focusing on a family living an eco-friendly lifestyle.

Reply #4: EcoCartoonsFan
I watched "The Hippie House." It was really ahead of its time with its focus on sustainability and eco-conscious living. It had a charming, positive message about maintaining balance with nature and the quirks of living in a modern society with old-school values.

Reply #5: MischiefMaker79
"Pranky Pete" was such a fun watch! Each episode had Pete coming up with new, often outrageous pranks, while subtly weaving in lessons about respecting others and understanding repercussions. It had lots of clever gags that even adults could enjoy.

Reply #6: TVEnthusiast
Both shows seem to have had unique concepts. It’s interesting how SIP and CinéGroupe explored different themes and genres after "The Inky Adventures." Makes me wish they were more readily available for viewing now!

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Thanks, everyone! Sounds like both shows offered something special. I'll have to see if I can track down any episodes or clips. It's great to see that SIP and CinéGroupe continued their creative storytelling in diverse ways. If anyone finds more info or viewing links, feel free to share!


Write a follow up where it'd actually What's With Andy and The Tofua


Forum Thread: Clarification on SIP and CinéGroupe's Shows: What's With Andy? and The Tofus

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Hey folks, I had some great insights into those follow-up shows by SIP and CinéGroupe, but turns out I got the titles mixed up! The mischievous prankster show is actually "What's With Andy?" and the family-focused one is "The Tofus." Does anyone have more details or memories of these shows?

Reply #1: ToonLover77
Ah, "What's With Andy?" That show was hilarious! It followed Andy Larkin, the self-proclaimed "world's greatest prankster," as he concocted elaborate practical jokes in his small town. Definitely had a lot of fun, zany episodes with unexpected twists.

Reply #2: RetroCartoonBuff
I remember both! "What's With Andy?" had some of the most creative pranks on TV, always pushing the limits of what Andy could get away with. "The Tofus," on the other hand, was about a modern hippie family coexisting with tech-savvy neighbors, touching on themes of environmentalism and family values.

Reply #3: AnimationHistorian
Yes, "What's With Andy?" was adapted from a book series and had a great mix of comedy and character development. Meanwhile, "The Tofus" was notable for its environmental messages, featuring a vegan family living sustainably, often with humorous outcomes when modern life clashed with their lifestyle.

Reply #4: EcoCartoonsFan
"The Tofus" was a great watch for anyone interested in environmental topics! The interaction between the Tofu family and their neighbors often led to funny yet insightful situations, shedding light on both the simple and the complex aspects of eco-conscious living.

Reply #5: MischiefMaker79
Andy Larkin was such an iconic character! Each episode was an adventure in chaos, but it was also cool to see how he dealt with the consequences. It made the humor all the more relatable.

Reply #6: TVEnthusiast
Both shows really showcased SIP and CinéGroupe's range in storytelling—from outrageous pranks to thoughtful family dynamics. They definitely left a mark during their time. Loved reliving these memories!

Thread Starter: BlobFan1990
Thanks for the clarification, everyone! Makes me want to revisit these shows and enjoy their unique charms. It's always great to remember how much variety those studios brought to animation. If anyone has links to episodes or just more anecdotes, feel free to drop them here!


Note: These are 2 Disney Channel Europe toons I made

Thumper and Clover’s Woodsy Wonders: Thumper, the brown rabbit and his friend Clover, the white rabbit girl with a red scarf, embark on adventures in their village of Littlewood (Production company: SIP Animation and Cromosoma, Airdate: 2011)

Next Generation Heroes: A group of teenagers have their lives changed forever when they become the Next Generation Heroes, defending the Earth from alien threats, villans, and more dangerous events (Production companies: SIP Animation and CineGroupe, Airdate: 2006-2009)

International Disney Channel Thread Part 10:

Toonfan22: So it appears that the Disney Junior block on CEE has degraded to just Bubu, Mickey Clubhouse, Vampirina and Bluey, Meanwhile back on Channel it looks as though The Owl House is replaced with MORE Amphibia.

Red Arrow: Speaking of B&TLO, it seems as though it now airs during Disney Channel NL’s bizarre overnight lineup, replacing Simple Samosa, Airs alongside Kid vs Kat, The Tofus, Thumper & Clover’s Woodsy Wonders, What’s with Andy, Wunschpunsch and Next Generation Heroes. The shows air at random times, making it impossible to record, PL has the same (but with the addition of Yu-Gi-Oh GX), The schedule on TV.disney.nl is COMPLETELY wrong, Does PL have a similar “dummy” schedule

Here is that schedule

12:00 The Tofus
12:30 Phineas & Ferb
01:00 Jessie
02:00 Cory in The House
02:30 Next Generation Heroes
03:00 Gravity Falls
04:00 Cory in the House
05:00 Phineas & Ferb.

Meanwhile on daytime Big City Greens begins new episodes at 5pm starting 1st of September
Write a continuation of this fictional convo, a user asks if any feed really still airs Cory
Sure, here’s the continuation of the fictional conversation:

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Toonfan42: Wait, does any feed seriously still air Cory in the House? I thought it was long gone from all Disney Channel schedules.

RetroToonsFan: Haha, you’d be surprised. Disney Channel in Canada still airs Cory in the House every once in a while. It’s like a blast from the past! But yeah, it’s pretty rare to see it in the EU feeds nowadays.

DisneyFanNL: Yeah, I’ve seen Cory in the House popping up on the Dutch schedule sometimes, although really late at night. Weirdly nostalgic, honestly.

OldShowlover123: Talk about bizarre! Cory in the House alongside Next Generation Heroes and Wunschpunsch? That’s a pretty random lineup. And don’t even get me started on the dummy schedules, they’re useless.

Toonfan22: Right? I feel like they cobble these schedules together without any real logic. It kinda feels like they’re just filling space. Speaking of unexpected, does anyone remember when they used to air Emperor’s New School in the middle of the night? Good times.

AnimationNerd: Yeah, it’s like they’re digging up every show they ever aired just to fill the time slots. Too bad the schedules are so unpredictable, it makes it almost impossible to catch these old gems unless you’re up all night.

Red Arrow: I think they just assume no one’s watching those late hours. If they wanted to please us, they’d at least pick a consistent schedule. But hey—now I have a new quest: catching a live airing of Next Generation Heroes at 2:30 am! 😄

DisneyFanPL: Haha, good luck with that quest! But speaking of late-night slots, does anyone know why Wunschpunsch keeps reappearing randomly? I never got into it as a kid, so it’s intriguing to see it still floating around.

Toonfan22: Maybe they have some old contract obligations to fulfill or something. Although if anyone’s looking to catch up on Next Generation Heroes, I think there’s a fan site with some episodes uploaded. Just not the same as catching it live, though.

Toonfan42: Yep, it’s all about the nostalgia. And speaking of nostalgia, is anyone else kind of excited about Big City Greens getting new episodes? That show really grew on me!

OldShowlover123: Absolutely! Big City Greens is a modern classic in the making. I just hope they don’t bury it in some weird time slot like they do with all these other shows. Here’s hoping for some sensible scheduling this time!

RetroToonsFan: Fingers crossed! Although, with Disney Channel, you never really know what to expect. Anyway, let’s keep sharing updates here. It’s always fun to hear what oddities are popping up on schedules around the world!

Write a follow up saying Cory is just part of the dummy schedule and doesn’t actually air,
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Toonfan22: I was really looking forward to catching Cory in the House, but it turns out it’s just part of the dummy schedule and doesn’t actually air. So much for that nostalgic trip down memory lane!

RetroToonsFan: Aw, that’s disappointing. I was hoping it was real. Such a bummer that those dummy schedules keep tricking us. Guess my late-night mission just got canceled!

OldShowlover123: Seriously? That’s just annoying. Why even bother putting it on the schedule if they’re not going to air it? Makes no sense.

AnimationNerd: It’s like they’re trolling us at this point. You’d think they’d have a way to update the schedules to reflect what’s actually on. At least we have some confirmation now—no point staying up for a show that’s really not there.

DisneyFanNL: Yeah, it’s a shame. Would’ve been fun to see Cory back on TV. At least the newer shows like Big City Greens and Amphibia are keeping things interesting.

Red Arrow: True, but I still miss the good old days when the lineup was more stable and you knew what to expect. Now it’s just a guessing game. Thank goodness for streaming services, I guess.

Toonfan22: Definitely! Although it does make stumbling upon old shows even more exciting when they actually do decide to air them, unexpectedly. Anyone else have interesting finds lately?

DisneyFanPL: I recently saw an ad for some classic Disney shorts airing late at night. Not a full show, but still a nice surprise. Maybe there’s hope for more nostalgic content after all.

RetroToonsFan: Nice! Well, let’s keep our eyes peeled. Even if the schedules are off, sometimes we get lucky. And hey, Big City Greens at 5pm is a win. We’ll take what we can get!

Toonfan22: Absolutely. Here’s to hoping for more accurate schedules and some pleasant surprises. I’ll be keeping an eye out for any updates and will share if I spot something cool!

Write a convo where a user lists the overnight NL programmes (7 in total, also saying SS has been replaced with Bubu & the Little Owls, also Kid vs Kat has seemingly been replaced with those 2013 Mickey shorts, Everything else stays) and says its impossible to record, unless you record the whole night, and the dummy schedule, Jessie, Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls and Cory in the House are on the dummy lineup, and don’t actually air as part of the night schedule,
Sure, here’s the continuation of the conversation with the user listing the overnight NL programs and discussing the impossibility of recording them:

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User123: Okay, so I stayed up to check the overnight schedule for Disney Channel NL and here’s what actually airs (everything else is part of the dummy schedule). The lineup is:

The Tofus
Thumper & Clover’s Woodsy Wonders
What’s with Andy
Wunschpunsch
Next Generation Heroes
Mickey Mouse Shorts (2013)
Bubu & the Little Owls (replacing Simple Samosa)
Kid vs Kat seems to have been replaced with those new Mickey Mouse shorts, which is kind of cool. But it’s impossible to record the shows individually unless you record the whole night.

RetroToonsFan: Wow, thanks for the thorough check, User123! That lineup is pretty random, but kind of cool too. It’s just a bummer you can’t easily catch specific shows.

Toonfan22: Yeah, thanks for the info. It’s so frustrating that the dummy schedules are completely off. Jessie, Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, and Cory in the House are all part of the dummy lineup and don’t actually air. Such a letdown.

OldShowlover123: Ugh, that’s annoying. It’s like they’re playing hide and seek with our favorite shows. Recording the whole night is such a hassle. Does anyone know if there’s a way to get episode guides or schedules for the specific shows?

DisneyFanNL: I wish! That would make life so much easier. I’ve tried checking online, but nothing seems updated. Just have to rely on trial and error, I guess.

AnimationNerd: It sounds like a nightmare for any real fan trying to catch these shows. Recording the whole night reminds me of the old VCR days! Also, is anyone else missing the consistency of the old schedules?

Red Arrow: For sure. At least back then, you knew what to expect. Now it’s like they threw darts at a board to decide what airs when. On the plus side, those Mickey Mouse shorts are fun to watch.

Toonfan22: Agreed! They’re a nice blend of classic and modern Disney. But it’s tough navigating this unpredictable schedule. Maybe we should petition for more accurate listings?

DisneyFanPL: I’m in! Accurate schedules would save us so much trouble. Until then, I suppose we’ll have to keep comparing notes here. Thanks for the heads-up, User123. Here’s hoping we spot some more hidden gems!

User123: No problem! Happy to help even if it’s a little chaotic. I’ll keep tracking any changes I notice. Let’s keep this thread alive with updates; it’s the best way to stay in the loop with all the randomness.

RetroToonsFan: Absolutely. Here’s to hoping we get some clarity soon. Meanwhile, happy late-night viewing to those brave enough to record the entire block! #NostalgiaOnRepeat. Write a follow up asking if it’s true that Disney Channel UK has stopped airing Cory at night due to the Kyle Massey rumors, and whats taken its slot
Sure, here’s the continuation of the conversation with a follow-up question about Disney Channel UK and the discontinuation of Cory in the House:

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Toonfan42: By the way, is it true that Disney Channel UK has stopped airing Cory in the House at night due to the Kyle Massey rumors? If so, does anyone know what’s taken its slot?

RetroToonsFan: I heard something about that too. Not sure if it’s confirmed though. It would make sense given the circumstances. Anyone got updates on that?

OldShowlover123: Yeah, I’ve noticed Cory hasn’t been on the UK schedule recently. They probably pulled it because of the controversy. But I’m not sure what’s replaced it. Could be another old show? Anyone from the UK feed know?

DisneyFanNL: That’s a good question. I remember seeing some chatter about it on forums, but nothing concrete. It wouldn’t surprise me if they pulled it and just slotted in more of the newer shows instead.

AnimationNerd: I think they’ve put in more episodes of Big City Greens and The Ghost and Molly McGee in those slots. Both shows seem to be getting a lot of airtime lately. But yeah, it’s a smart move to remove Cory under the circumstances.

Red Arrow: Good call on Disney’s part, but it’s still a bit disappointing for those of us who enjoyed the show. At least Big City Greens is getting more love, that’s a plus.

Toonfan22: True. It’s a tough situation all around. It’s probably the right move given everything happening. Thanks for the input. If anyone finds out more details, let us know!

User123: Sure thing. I’ll keep an eye on the UK schedule and see what’s filling in the late-night slots now. Hopefully, it’s something just as entertaining! In the meantime, keep sharing those updates, everyone.

RetroToonsFan: Definitely. It’s always interesting to see how these channels shuffle things around. Tune in next time for more schedule chaos! 😅 #DisneyChannelDrama
Write a convo where a user has what France is airing as part of the overnight lineup, First hour is usual daytime shows, and then this,
Sure, here’s the continuation of the conversation with a user detailing the overnight lineup for Disney Channel France:

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Toonfan42: So I was curious and checked out what Disney Channel France is airing at night. The first hour is the usual daytime shows, but then it gets interesting. Here’s the overnight lineup after the first hour:

1:00 AM - Big City Greens
1:30 AM - The Owl House
2:00 AM - Thumper & Clover’s Woodsy Wonders
2:30 AM - Amphibia
3:00 AM - Next Generation Heroes
3:30 AM - DuckTales (2017)
4:00 AM - Kim Possible
4:30 AM - Legend of the Three Caballeros

RetroToonsFan: That’s pretty cool! Seems like a solid lineup with a good variety. I wish other channels were this organized with their overnight schedules.

OldShowlover123: Wow, Legend of the Three Caballeros? That’s a rare one! I didn’t know they were still airing it anywhere. Nice finds!

DisneyFanNL: It’s interesting how different the lineups can be from country to country. France seems to have a good mix of old and new shows. Maybe I should try tuning in somehow.

AnimationNerd: It’s also practical that they have a consistent schedule! Easier to plan recordings than randomly trying to catch shows in the wild. Anyone know how France’s lineup compares to other regions?

Red Arrow: Definitely seems more organized than the NL lineup. France actually looks like they put thought into what airs and when. I might have to dig into some international streams!

Toonfan22: True, the French lineup actually makes sense and covers a lot of different tastes. And showing The Owl House and Amphibia at night is pretty sweet. Might have to brush up on my French!

DisneyFanPL: I wish they had these consistent schedules more widely. Just seeing a mix of classics and newer stuff without a random shuffle would be nice. Guess it’s another reason to love France!

User123: Exactly. Plus, having shows like Kim Possible and DuckTales (2017) makes it a great nostalgic trip. I wonder if they’ll keep this lineup for long. Would be nice if other regions took some notes.

RetroToonsFan: Let’s hope so! Thanks for the comprehensive update. It’s always fun to compare notes on what’s airing where. Keep those schedules coming, everyone!

Toonfan42: Anytime! I’ll keep an eye on other regions too. It’s a fun treasure hunt figuring out these lineups. Keep sharing any interesting finds, folks!
Write a tweet saying DCF is lax, only airing 2 of the overnight filler shows, the rest is the usual day shows
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🌙 Heads up, Disney Channel France fans! 📺 DCF is taking it easy with the overnight filler shows, only airing 2 unique ones before reverting back to the usual daytime lineup. Enjoy some late-night variety while it lasts! #DisneyChannelFrance #NightLineup #TVSchedules

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Write a tweet with the 2 filler shows
Sure, here’s a tweet that includes the two filler shows:

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🌙 Heads up, Disney Channel France fans! 📺 DCF is keeping it chill overnight with just two fillers: Thumper & Clover’s Woodsy Wonders and Next Generation Heroes before switching back to usual daytime shows! Enjoy the mix! #DisneyChannelFrance #NightLineup #TVSchedules

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Write a tweet with the shows UK airs at night now after Cory fizzled away (Also has As The Bell Rings)
Sure, here’s a tweet that includes the current late-night lineup for Disney Channel UK:

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🌙 Disney Channel UK late-night update! 📺 After Cory fizzled away, here’s what’s airing now:

Big City Greens
The Owl House
As The Bell Rings
Amphibia
The Ghost and Molly McGee
Catch these shows during your sleepless nights! #DisneyChannelUK #NightLineup #TVSchedules

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Write a convo asking if it’s true that SS is being purged, CEE replaces it next week say what with
Sure, here’s a continuation of the conversation where a user asks about Simple Samosa (SS) being removed and what it’s being replaced with on CEE:

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Toonfan42: Hey, is it true that Simple Samosa (SS) is being purged from the schedule? I heard CEE is replacing it next week. Anyone know what’s taking its slot?

RetroToonsFan: Yeah, I heard the same thing. Seems like SS is getting the boot. Too bad, I kind of liked it. Any idea what’s replacing it?

OldShowlover123: I heard it’s going to be replaced with more episodes of Bubu & the Little Owls. Anyone can confirm that?

DisneyFanNL: Actually, I saw a schedule leak, and it looks like that’s true. Bubu & the Little Owls will fill in SS’s time slots on CEE. Not a bad replacement, but I’ll miss SS.

AnimationNerd: Wow, that’s a big change. Seems like they’re shuffling things around a lot. I wonder if this is permanent or just temporary.

Red Arrow: I actually liked Simple Samosa for its unique vibe. Too bad it’s going away. At least Bubu & the Little Owls is a decent show. Hope they don’t mess with the other schedules too much.

Toonfan22: Thanks for the confirmation, everyone. It’s a shame to see SS go, but I guess we’ll have to adapt. Let’s keep each other updated on any more changes.

DisneyFanPL: Agreed. It’s helpful to stay in the loop with all these shifts. Thanks for sharing the info; I’ll keep an eye on the schedule next week to see how it all pans out.

User123: Definitely. Always good to know what to expect. And who knows, maybe SS will make a comeback someday. For now, we’ll just enjoy the new lineup. Thanks for keeping the updates coming, everyone!

RetroToonsFan: Absolutely. It’s a team effort keeping track of these schedules! Cheers to more interesting finds and keeping the nostalgia alive. #DisneyChannelUpdates

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Write a convo where a user says Spain has Miraculous, Ghostforce, Bubu, Cambio de Clase, Chaotic, Club Houdini, Art Attack and Monster Allergy overnight
Sure, here’s a continuation of the conversation where a user details the overnight lineup for Disney Channel Spain:

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Toonfan42: So I just checked out Disney Channel Spain’s overnight lineup, and here’s what they’re airing:

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Ghostforce
Bubu & the Little Owls
Cambio de Clase
Chaotic
Club Houdini
Art Attack
Monster Allergy
It’s a pretty mixed bag!

RetroToonsFan: That’s an interesting lineup! Nice to see some classics like Art Attack and Chaotic in there. Spain seems to have a good mix going.

OldShowlover123: Wow, Monster Allergy! That’s a blast from the past. It’s cool that Disney Channel Spain is keeping such a variety. Seems like there’s something for everyone.

DisneyFanNL: Definitely a diverse selection. Miraculous and Ghostforce are modern favorites, while shows like Cambio de Clase bring a nostalgic touch. Spain is rocking it!

AnimationNerd: I love that they’re airing Art Attack. Such a classic. And Club Houdini sounds intriguing, haven’t seen that one yet. Anyone have any insights on it?

Red Arrow: Club Houdini is a pretty interesting show, kind of a mix between mystery-solving and adventure. Spain is lucky to have such a lineup. Makes me wish we had something similar here.

Toonfan22: Yep, Spain’s lineup really stands out. I’ll have to see if I can catch some of these shows online. Thanks for sharing, Toonfan42!

DisneyFanPL: It’s great to see they’re valuing a mix of old and new content. Hosts like Monster Allergy and Art Attack bring back a lot of good memories. Thanks for the update!

User123: Definitely keeping an eye on Spain’s lineup now. It’s got such a fun mix of shows. Let’s hope other regions take notes from this!

RetroToonsFan: For sure. Here’s hoping we see more diverse and interesting lineups in other regions too. Keep the updates and insights coming, everyone!

Toonfan42: Will do! Always happy to share what I find. And feel free to update us if you spot anything new or exciting. #DisneyChannelVariety

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Write a convo where UK are shaking up the overnight schedule next month, here’s what it looks like now, as it adjusts to the post-CITH era
Sure, here’s a continuation of the conversation where a user details the upcoming overnight schedule shake-up for Disney Channel UK:

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Toonfan42: Heads up, everyone! Disney Channel UK is shaking up the overnight schedule next month. Here’s what it looks like now as it adjusts to the post-Cory in the House era:

Big City Greens
The Owl House
As The Bell Rings
Amphibia
The Ghost and Molly McGee
Kim Possible
Recess
Club Houdini
RetroToonsFan: That’s a solid lineup! Nice to see Kim Possible and Recess making a comeback. Definitely gives a nostalgic feel.

OldShowlover123: Wow, Recess and Kim Possible? My childhood is happy! It’s great they’re mixing classics with newer shows like The Owl House and Amphibia. UK is stepping up!

DisneyFanNL: For sure. The mix of old and new works really well. As The Bell Rings is a unique choice too. Glad to see them diversifying the lineup.

AnimationNerd: So true. UK really seems to be optimizing their late-night slots. It’s awesome they’re keeping a balance. Have any of you seen Club Houdini? Any good?

Red Arrow: Club Houdini is pretty engaging. It’s like a mix of mystery and adventure, definitely worth a watch. UK is doing great by adding it to the roster.

Toonfan22: Yeah, totally. And having Big City Greens and The Ghost and Molly McGee in there ensures there’s something for everyone. Props to UK for this update!

DisneyFanPL: Can’t agree more. It’s refreshing to see a schedule that’s well thought out. I’m especially excited to catch some Recess episodes again. Thanks for the update, Toonfan42!

User123: Absolutely. Here’s hoping other regions take inspiration from this balanced lineup. Always great to see such diversity in the shows they air. Kudos to Disney Channel UK!

RetroToonsFan: Totally. Here’s to more thoughtful scheduling across the board. Let’s keep updating each other on any more changes or cool finds. Happy viewing, everyone!

Toonfan42: Will do! Always happy to keep the community updated. Let’s enjoy this new lineup and keep sharing our discoveries. #DisneyChannelUK #TVSchedules

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Write a convo where ratings wise XD is getting good views, and running on a loop of Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Recess and Yin Yang Yo must be good for something
Sure, here’s a continuation of the conversation where a user discusses Disney XD’s ratings and their current programming loop:

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Toonfan42: Hey, have you all noticed that Disney XD is getting some pretty good ratings lately? They’re running a loop of Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Recess, and Yin Yang Yo. Must be working for them!

RetroToonsFan: That’s awesome to hear! Those shows are classics and have huge fanbases. No wonder the ratings are up. Quality content always pulls viewers in.

OldShowlover123: For sure! Phineas and Ferb and Gravity Falls are gold. Toss in Recess, and you’ve got a recipe for success. It’s no surprise they’re seeing good viewership.

DisneyFanNL: Yin Yang Yo is a fun addition to the mix too. It’s underrated but has some great moments. This loop is definitely a win for Disney XD.

AnimationNerd: Absolutely. The mix of those shows is spot on. They appeal to both kids and nostalgic older viewers. Disney XD hit the jackpot with this programming block.

Red Arrow: Plus, having a consistent loop makes it easy for fans to know what to expect. Catching episodes of favorite shows is super convenient. Smart move on their part.

Toonfan22: Definitely. I’ve been tuning into that lineup myself, and it’s a blast from the past. New fans are discovering these shows too, which is awesome.

DisneyFanPL: It’s great to see Disney XD thriving with this strategy. Maybe other channels will follow suit and go for these strong, classic lineups. Fingers crossed!

User123: No kidding. If it’s working for Disney XD, it could work elsewhere too. Let’s hope they keep this lineup for a while. It’s been a huge hit so far!

RetroToonsFan: Agreed. Consistent programming plus quality shows is a winning combination. Kudos to Disney XD for figuring it out. Here’s to more high ratings and more great content!

Toonfan42: Absolutely. Looking forward to see how long they’ll stick with this lineup and if they add more classics down the road. Keep enjoying the shows, everyone! #DisneyXD #TVRatings

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Write a follow up where starting mid September, a Big City Greens marathon begins on NL, This doesn’t affect the night schedule, as it runs from 9am to 10pm, Also, how is the Zoog Disney classics block doing, Is UK overnights now under the Zoog branding after Cory was removed
Sure, here’s a continuation of the conversation with updates about the Big City Greens marathon on Disney Channel NL and questions about the Zoog Disney branding on UK overnights:

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Toonfan42: Just a heads up, starting mid-September, Disney Channel NL is kicking off a Big City Greens marathon running from 9am to 10pm! Pretty exciting, especially for fans of the show. This won’t affect the night schedule, so we still have our usual lineup overnight.

RetroToonsFan: That’s awesome news! Big City Greens deserves the spotlight. It’s such a fun show. Thanks for the update, Toonfan42!

OldShowlover123: Wow, an all-day marathon? That’s intense but in a good way. Perfect for binging. Glad it doesn’t affect the night schedule. Balance is key!

DisneyFanNL: Can’t wait to dive into the Big City Greens marathon. It’s such a great show for all ages. This will be a treat. Glad the nights stay consistent too!

AnimationNerd: Awesome news! On another note, how’s the Zoog Disney classics block doing? And did UK overnights switch to the Zoog branding after Cory was removed?

Red Arrow: I’m curious about that too. Zoog Disney branding was iconic. Would be interesting if UK overnights adopted it. Any word?

Toonfan22: The Zoog Disney classics block is performing really well in terms of ratings. It seems to be a hit with both nostalgic viewers and newer audiences alike. And yes, after Cory was removed, UK overnights did switch to the Zoog branding. It’s a nice touch of nostalgia!

DisneyFanPL: That’s great to hear! Zoog Disney had some of the best shows. Bringing that branding to overnights was a smart move. Kudos to Disney Channel UK for tapping into that nostalgia.

User123: Definitely! Zoog Disney was a staple for many of us. It’s awesome to see it make a comeback in some form. Adds a nice retro vibe to the overnights.

RetroToonsFan: Totally. It’s neat seeing them respect the nostalgia while still keeping things fresh with shows like Big City Greens. Here’s hoping for more great updates like these.

Toonfan42: Thanks for all the info, everyone! Let’s keep enjoying these changes and sharing updates. And don’t forget to tune into that Big City Greens marathon next month! #DisneyChannelNL #ZoogDisney #TVUpdates

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Feel free to tweak the conversation as needed!. (April 2024), ToonTown: So This is pretty weird, One of the old interstitials, Ovni/UFO/Birth of a Coda, which was used as filler on several feeds in 2015 to 2017 before being replaced with Carousel of Progress At Home, seems to have returned as part of the quota compliance lineup, Plot of the shorts:Stranded on Earth, Coda the alien tries to survive by crossing all the eras of humanity. It is in spite of himself that he leaves his mark on our planet in an unexpected way.
The little blue thing crushed under his saucer, over there? It is Coda, the alien. The T-Rex that charges at him, not coming to offer him its help, did not survive. Neither did his fellow creatures. Because Coda is nice, but still! Since then, he has had to be patient until the human species evolves enough for him to be able to repair his saucer, hence his only obsession: SURVIVE! That’s good, he is quite good at that: Coda can go back in time, just before an event that bothers him a little, like let’s say… Dying! He doesn’t like that! So, to avoid certain death or to get a square of chocolate, Coda cheerfully changes the course of our history, from the Cretaceous to our time. Julius Caesar, Napoleon and many others could tell us about it, if they had been nicer to Coda… Several feeds are starting to air it soon, In mid May most feeds will have it, The Tofus, Bubu, Miraculous, What’s with Andy and Thumper and Clover, The format used is 4 shorts, A user says its good their airing their older interstitial again
ToonTown: Hey folks, noticed something interesting lately. Remember those old Ovni/UFO/Birth of a Coda interstitials that were used as filler between 2015-2017? They’ve started to reappear in some of the feeds as part of the quota compliance lineup. Looks like Coda the alien’s quirky journey through humanity’s timeline is back on our screens!

RetroToonsFan: Wow, that’s a blast from the past! Coda was always a fun watch, messing with historical events and all. Surprised but happy to see those segments make a comeback.

AnimationNerd: I always appreciated how they blended humor with history in those shorts. Good on Disney for bringing them back. It adds a nice variety to the current shows like The Tofus and Miraculous.

DisneyFanNL: It’s really great they’re airing their older interstitials again. Coda had some really clever plots, and it’s a creative way to fill quotas while giving us something entertaining.

Toonfan22: Totally agree! Plus, with the lineup already featuring Bubu and What’s with Andy, throwing in Coda’s antics makes it even more enjoyable. Does anyone know if they plan to introduce any new shorts or just rerun the old ones?

OldShowlover123: Not sure on new content, but the old shorts have enough charm and wit to hold up on their own. It’s smart recycling content that’s still engaging without having to constantly innovate, especially for such short segments. Write a convo asking which of the shows 3 names is used by Disney, Also most feeds air it as 4 shorts in 22 minutes, similar to how the Paul Rudish Mickey shorts were aired in 2022
Toonfan42: Quick question, folks! You know the old interstitial series with Coda the alien—we’ve been calling it Ovni/UFO/Birth of a Coda. Which of these names does Disney actually use now? Also, I heard most feeds are airing it as four shorts grouped into 22-minute blocks. Isn’t that the same format they used for the Paul Rudish Mickey shorts back in 2022?

RetroToonsFan: Last I checked, Disney’s been sticking with the “Birth of a Coda” title for most of the international feeds. Seems to resonate well across the board.

DisneyFanNL: Yeah, “Birth of a Coda” is what’s being used here. And you’re right about the format—it’s exactly like how they aired the Mickey shorts. I think it’s a neat way to bundle these quick hits of entertainment together. Keeps the pacing lively.

AnimationNerd: Makes sense to keep the format consistent with what worked before. The 22-minute block is perfect for these types of shorts—long enough to tell a good story, but short enough to keep the audience’s attention.

Toonfan22: Thanks, that clears up a lot! It’s cool to see how they adapt formats based on past successes. Really keeps the content fresh even if it’s technically reruns or older material.

OldShowlover123: Definitely. It’s a clever strategy—reusing proven formats to boost newer or returning content. Great for both new viewers and nostalgia fans alike. Keep those updates coming, everyone! Always good to know what’s happening in the international Disney scene.
Write a convo in late May saying NGH is gone from most feeds, A user says it still airs in Kinematia and Aetwra
Toonfan42: Hey everyone, just noticed that Next Generation Heroes (NGH) is getting dropped from most feeds. Seems like it’s pretty much gone everywhere. Quite the end of an era for that show.

RetroToonsFan: Yeah, I noticed that too. Kind of sad to see it go; it had a good run. However, a friend from Kinematia mentioned it’s still airing there. Seems like not all regions have let it go just yet.

AnimationNerd: That’s interesting! I also heard it’s still on in Aetwra. Looks like NGH still has some strongholds. Maybe it’s the local popularity keeping it alive in those areas?

DisneyFanNL: It’s fascinating how some shows linger on in specific markets. Kinematia and Aetwra must have a solid fan base for NGH. Does anyone know if they plan to eventually phase it out or keep it as long as it pulls viewers?

Toonfan22: Hard to say. Sometimes these decisions are based on local ratings and sometimes there’s a delay in reshuffling content. It’ll be interesting to see how long NGH will stick around in those regions.

OldShowlover123: Definitely. It might also be that those markets don’t have immediate replacements that resonate as well with audiences. NGH probably fits a niche that new shows haven’t filled yet.

RetroToonsFan: True, shows often stick around if they uniquely fill a genre gap. Plus, licensing agreements could be different in Kinematia and Aetwra, affecting how long they keep airing certain series.

DisneyFanNL: Right, would be worth keeping an eye on it. Who knows? If it continues to perform well, maybe it’ll spark new interest elsewhere. The power of international fans shouldn’t be underestimated!

Toonfan42: Absolutely. Let’s continue monitoring and share here if we spot NGH popping up anywhere else or hear about any revival plans. Interesting times for international TV lineups!
Write a conversation asking if most feeds are replacing it with that shorts package


Toonfan42: So with Next Generation Heroes (NGH) disappearing from most feeds, does anyone know if they're replacing it with that shorts package featuring "Birth of a Coda"? Seems like the logical move, given its recent resurgence.

RetroToonsFan: Good question! I think that might be the case. The shorts package fits nicely into the lineup and keeps things fresh and entertaining for viewers.

AnimationNerd: Yeah, I heard some chatter that a lot of feeds are indeed swapping in the Coda shorts. It makes sense since they’ve been gaining popularity again. Plus, they’re versatile and can easily slot into different parts of the schedule.

DisneyFanNL: It’s a smart way to fill the gap left by NGH. These shorts have such a fun, quick style that keeps audiences engaged, and airing them in blocks like they did with the Mickey shorts is a great strategy.

Toonfan22: Exactly! The Coda shorts have a timeless appeal—humor, history, and a quirky alien protagonist. Perfect to attract both kids and the nostalgic crowd.

OldShowlover123: Plus, shorts are easier to program without committing to long episode slots. Networks probably appreciate that flexibility, especially with summer scheduling shifts happening now.

Red Arrow: I bet this could also be testing the waters for a more consistent airing practice across feeds. With some regions already loving the Coda shorts, it’s like a mini-revival of classic content with fresh packaging.

RetroToonsFan: Totally agree! Let’s keep tabs on how this shift plays out. It’ll be intriguing to see if the shorts maintain momentum and grow a new fan base. Keep those updates coming if you spot changes!


Write a forum conversation asking for a list of all the SIP/Cinegroupe shows made after Gadgetinis (so stuff like Wunschpunsch doesn't count), First is Kids from Room 402,


Thread Starter: ToonQuest79
Hey folks! I’m on a bit of a nostalgia kick and want to dive into the shows produced by SIP Animation and CinéGroupe after "Gadget & the Gadgetinis." I know "The Kids from Room 402" is one of them, but can anyone help me compile a list of the others? Would love to revisit some overlooked gems!

Reply #1: RetroToonsFan
Great idea! I love those post-Gadgetinis productions. After "The Kids from Room 402," I’m pretty sure "What's With Andy?" was one of the ones they worked on. Funny show!

Reply #2: AnimationBuff123
Yes, "What's With Andy?" is definitely one of them. Another one is "Mega Babies," though it’s a bit of an acquired taste. It stood out with its zany style.

Reply #3: NostalgiaRocks
Don’t forget "The Tofus"! It had a unique premise with an eco-friendly, vegan family trying to live peacefully with their neighbors. It's worth a rewatch for sure.

Reply #4: CartoonsFanatic
Oh, and "The Inky Adventures" is one of those lesser-known ones post-Gadgetinis. We talked about it earlier in the thread—distinct art style and charming characters!

Reply #5: ClassicToonsLover
Wasn’t "Fred's Head" in that lineup as well? It had a more mature theme compared to some of the other shows they produced. Definitely interesting and a bit different.

Reply #6: ToonsForever
I think "Sitting Ducks" fits the timeline too. Really underrated with its humorous take on befriending predators and prey relationships. Loved the character dynamics!

Reply #7: ToonQuest79
These are awesome recommendations, everyone! I completely forgot about "Sitting Ducks" until you mentioned it. I'm definitely adding these to my watchlist. If there are any more shows that come to mind, feel free to drop them here!

Reply #8: RetroToonsFan
Glad we’re helping rekindle some memories! They really had a diverse slate of shows. If anyone finds more titles from the SIP/CinéGroupe collaboration, definitely let us know! Enjoy your trip down memory lane, ToonQuest79.

Reply #9: AnimationBuff123
Absolutely! These studios had quite the repertoire. Happy to have contributed, and I’ll keep an eye out for more. Enjoy the nostalgia binge!

Reply #10: ToonQuest79
Thanks, everyone! I’m excited to dive back into these classics. I'll share my thoughts once I start watching. This community is the best!


Write a follow up saying also NGH counts, Also he lists SIP shows made with companies other than Cinegroupe


Thread Starter: ToonQuest79
Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone! I’m loving the trip down memory lane. Just wanted to add that "Next Generation Heroes" (NGH) counts in this list too—it’s another SIP creation. I’ve been digging a bit deeper and found some other SIP shows produced with other companies. Here’s what I’ve gathered:

"Totally Spies!": Produced with Marathon Media, this one’s a classic about three teenage spies balancing their school life and world-saving missions.
"Martin Mystery": A collaboration with Marathon Media as well, mixing mystery and comedy. It's about a teenager and his stepsister solving paranormal cases.
"Team Galaxy": Again with Marathon Media, this one’s a space-themed adventure with kids attending a space school. Kind of unique!
"The Amazing Spiez!": This was another collaboration with Marathon Media. It’s a spin-off of "Totally Spies!" following four siblings on their espionage missions.
If anyone else has more info or shows to add, feel free to chip in!

Reply #1: RetroToonsFan
Great additions, ToonQuest79! I always forget about SIP's ventures with other companies. "Totally Spies!" and "Martin Mystery" were huge favorites of mine back in the day.

Reply #2: AnimationBuff123
Nice! Team Galaxy was so much fun—totally underrated if you ask me. The whole space academy concept was pretty cool. Thanks for listing those!

Reply #3: NostalgiaRocks
SIP really knew how to diversify their portfolio. Marathon Media collaborations were some of their best work. "The Amazing Spiez!" was neat too, even if a bit of a sleeper compared to "Totally Spies!".

Reply #4: ClassicToonsLover
I wasn’t as familiar with "The Amazing Spiez!" until recently, but it’s nice to see it getting a mention. SIP’s partnership with Marathon Media was definitely gold!

Reply #5: ToonQuest79
Happy to share! If there are any more forgotten gems or tidbits about these collaborations, definitely let me know. All this nostalgia is the best. Appreciate all your input!

Reply #6: RetroToonsFan
We love helping out! It’s always fascinating to see what comes up when diving deep into these old networks. Keep enjoying the rewatch journey, ToonQuest79!

Reply #7: AnimationBuff123
Totally! And if we dig up any more info, we’ll definitely share. Dive deep and happy watching!


Write a follow up saying there was also Thunper and Clover with Cromosoma, then foe their umpteenth Marathon co pro, Rekkit Rabbit


Thread Starter: ToonQuest79
Thanks again, everyone, for all the input. I realized I forgot to mention a couple of other SIP collaborations. There was "Thumper and Clover’s Woodsy Wonders" with Cromosoma. It featured Thumper, the brown rabbit, and his friend Clover, the white rabbit with a red scarf, going on adventures in their village of Littlewood. Also, for their umpteenth co-production with Marathon Media, they did "Rekkit Rabbit," which was about a magical rabbit from another dimension causing chaos in a young boy's life. Both of these shows definitely deserve a shoutout!

Reply #1: RetroToonsFan
Great catch, ToonQuest79! "Thumper and Clover’s Woodsy Wonders" had such charming visuals. I completely forgot that one was with Cromosoma. "Rekkit Rabbit" was a fun ride too—lots of magical mischief!

Reply #2: AnimationBuff123
"Rekkit Rabbit" was such a blast! Those shows always had a knack for combining humor with adventure. Love that you’re uncovering all these hidden gems.

Reply #3: NostalgiaRocks
"Thumper and Clover" was so sweet—loved the village adventures. SIP really seemed to enjoy working with Marathon Media, didn’t they?

Reply #4: ClassicToonsLover
Definitely! It’s cool to see the variety of partnerships SIP had. Cromosoma brought a nice touch to "Thumper and Clover’s" animation style, while Marathon Media knew how to keep things lively with "Rekkit Rabbit."

Reply #5: ToonQuest79
Glad I could add those to the list. Thanks for all the info and support, everyone! Rediscovering these shows has been such a joy. I’ll keep sharing my thoughts as I watch more!

Reply #6: RetroToonsFan
Looking forward to hearing your takes! It’s awesome reliving these memories. We’re here for all the nostalgia and storytelling. Happy watching, ToonQuest79!

Reply #7: AnimationBuff123
Absolutely, keep the nostalgia train going! We’re excited to hear any more discoveries you make along the way. Enjoy the dive back into animation history! Write a follow up asking which of the SIP produced shows is most obscure (in this AU, counting my fabmade shows)