In January 2008, Kids’ WB, a Warner Bros.-owned children’s programming block that aired on The CW network, would have followed a format typical of Saturday morning cartoon scheduling. Based on their typical offerings and popular shows from the Fall 2007 lineup, a January 2008 Kids’ WB schedule might have looked something like this:

Saturday Morning Schedule:

7:00 AM - Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!
- Following the adventures of Shaggy and Scooby-Doo as they solve mysteries and battle enemies while also dealing with Scooby’s rich inheritance.

7:30 AM - Tom and Jerry Tales
- Classic cat and mouse antics with new adventures and predicaments.

8:00 AM - Johnny Test
- Johnny Test, an 11-year-old boy who serves as a test subject for his genius twin sisters’ inventions and experiments, navigating various challenges and adventures.

8:30 AM - Legion of Super Heroes
- A team of superheroes from the 31st century who travel back in time to recruit Superman in their battle against evil forces.

9:00 AM - The Batman
- Focusing on the early years of Bruce Wayne as the Dark Knight of Gotham City, fighting infamous villains and thwarting sinister plots.

9:30 AM - Xiaolin Showdown
- Chronicles the adventures of four young warriors training in martial arts and mystical arts to protect ancient artifacts from evil forces.

10:00 AM - Spider Riders
- Follows a group of heroes who ride giant spiders and battle to save the Inner World, a universe beneath the Earth’s surface.

10:30 AM - Magi-Nation
- Features the journey of Tony Jones, an ordinary boy from Earth who finds himself in the fantastical world of Magi-Nation, battling evil and discovering his fate.

11:00 AM - Monster Allergy
- Monster Allergy followed the adventures of a young boy named Zick who has the ability to see and interact with monsters. Along with his friend Elena Potato, Zick balances his life in a normal town while battling and taming mischievous and sometimes dangerous monsters. Each episode would explore Zick’s experiences as he learns more about his powers and the secret world of monsters that remains hidden to most. The show combines action, humor, and some mystery elements, appealing to those who enjoy fantastic adventures.

11:30 AM - Will & Dewitt

“Will & Dewitt” closes out the Saturday morning block with a mix of fun and learning. This show follows the adventures of young Will and his talking frog sidekick, Dewitt, as they tackle everyday challenges and learn important life lessons. Each episode involves creative problem-solving, usually with Dewitt magically transforming into whatever Will needs, such as a pair of scissors or an umbrella, to help overcome obstacles or complete tasks. It’s targeted towards younger viewers and tends to focus on friendship, courage, and the value of trying new things, making it an engaging and educational watch for children.

With its engaging plots and focus on problem-solving and creativity, “Will & Dewitt” brings a playful closure to the Kids’ WB Saturday morning schedule, setting a positive tone that encourages kids to think creatively and confidently as they engage with the rest of their weekend activities.
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