January 2017 WEEKDAYS
From January 9th:
New Episodes of Teen Titans Go at 18:30
Uncle Grandpa is gone
Clarence gets only one slot at 16:00
Laughternoons from 16:30 will showcase the Best of 2016 (Mondays Only). a Separate post will post if any weekly changes occur.
06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Nexo Knights
07:00 - Teen Titans Go
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - Regular Show
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Adventure Time
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
11:30 - Yo-Kai Watch
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - Steven Universe
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Clarence
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Nexo Knights
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Yo-Kai Watch
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

February 2017 WEEKDAYS
Starting off from the 6th:
Yo-Kai Watch loses its evening slot, being replaced with Steven Universe at 21:00
Uncle Grandpa returns, running only at 21:15
New Episodes of Adventure Time at 17:00, with a next-day repeat at 07:00.
We Bare Bears will replace Steven Universe at 15:00
Batman Be-Leagued will be shown at 07:00 on the 6th.
06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Nexo Knights
07:00 - Adventure Time
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - Regular Show
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Teen Titans Go!
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
11:30 - Yo-Kai Watch
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - We Bare Bears
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Clarence
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Nexo Knights
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Steven Universe
21:15 - Uncle Grandpa
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

March 2017 WEEKDAYS
Starting on March 6th:
New Episodes of Clarence showing at 07:00 and 17:00
Nexo Knights loses two slots, showing only at 12:00. Clarence/Regular Show takes the 07:00 spot, while Ninjago will be shown at 19:00
Yo-Kai Watch moves to 21:00
Steven Universe and Uncle Grandpa are gone.
On March 13th, New Episodes of We Bare Bears at 18:00.

06:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
06:30 - Teen Titans Go!
06:45 - Adventure Time
07:00 - Clarence
07:30 - We Bare Bears
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Regular Show
08:45 - Teen Titans Go!
09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
12:00 - Nexo Knights
12:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:00 - We Bare Bears
15:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:30 - Teen Titans Go!
15:45 - Ben 10 (2016)
16:00 - Nexo Knights
16:30 - Regular Show
16:45 - Adventure Time
17:00 - Clarence
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Yo-Kai Watch
21:30 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:00 - Skatoony
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

April 2017 WEEKDAYS
Notable changes from April 3rd:
Nexo Knights and Yo-Kai Watch are gone
New Episodes Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu at 08:00 and 16:00, plus it gets more slots.
Powerpuff Girls (2016) reduces to only running at 06:15 and 19:45. (It will also be running over on Boomerang in April)
Regular Show extends to hour at 21:00.
Skatoony loses a hour slot
On April 10th:
Lego Batman Movie: DC Super Heroes Unite will premiere at 09:00 and 16:30, and will be repeated on Wednesday 12th at 10:30.
06:00 - Adventure Time
06:15 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
06:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
06:45 - Teen Titans Go!
07:00 - Clarence
07:15 - Regular Show
07:30 - We Bare Bears
07:45 - The Amazing World of Gumball

08:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
08:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
09:00 - We Bare Bears
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Teen Titans Go!
12:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
12:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
13:00 - Regular Show
14:00 - Adventure Time

15:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
15:30 - We Bare Bears
16:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
16:30 - Adventure Time
16:45 - Regular Show
17:00 - Clarence
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
19:00 - Teen Titans Go
19:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
19:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:15 - Regular Show
20:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:45 - Adventure Time

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:50 - Chop Socky Chooks
03:00 - Robotboy
04:00 - Skatoony
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball

From May 1st:
As part of The A-May-zing Month of Gumball, a marathon will run from 08:00 til 18:00 (details in another post).
New Episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball will also premiere at 08:00 and 17:30.
Uncle Grandpa returns showing at late-nights from 01:55
Regular Show gets another late-night spot at 03:25
Ninjago moves to 06:30 in the mornings.
Chop Socky Chooks, Robotboy and Skatoony are gone.
KND is back, Time will tell if this is permanent...
Clarence is gone, showing only on Weekends
From May 2nd:
Daytime slots consist mostly of Adventure Time, Gumball and Regular Show from 08:00 til 14:30
Ben 10 moves to 14:30.
The Powerpuff Girls move to 14:45.
06:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
06:30 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
07:00 - Teen Titans Go
07:15 - Regular Show
07:30 - We Bare Bears
08:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
08:30 - Adventure Time

09:00 - Regular Show
10:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
11:00 - Adventure Time
12:00 - Regular Show
13:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
14:00 - Adventure Time
14:30 - Ben 10 (2016)
14:45 - The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
15:00 - Teen Titans Go
15:15 - We Bare Bears
15:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball

16:00 - Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu
16:30 - Regular Show
17:00 - Adventure Time
17:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
18:00 - We Bare Bears
18:30 - Teen Titans Go
19:00 - Adventure Time
19:15 - Regular Show
19:30 - The Amazing World of Gumball
20:00 - We Bare Bears
20:30 - Teen Titans Go

Late Night Schedule
21:00 - Regular Show
22:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
23:00 - Adventure Time
00:00 - The Amazing World of Gumball
01:50 - Codename: Kids Next Door
03:00 - Regular Show
04:00 - Steven Universe
04:25 - The Amazing World of Gumball. Write a blog post questioning the validity of the schedule change, Are they really bringing it back, because they normally seem hesitant to include classics of any kind, and we thought they were through with any non Ben 10 action show anyway


Is There More Than Meets the Eye with Cartoon Network’s Latest Scheduling Changes?

Cartoon Network’s programming changes have long been a topic of interest and speculation, and the latest round of adjustments adds another layer of intrigue to their strategies. With May 2017's schedule, some familiar faces are returning, while others are noticeably absent, leading fans to wonder if Cartoon Network is revisiting past tactics or if these changes signal something different.

The Return of Uncle Grandpa and KND: A Nostalgic Nod or Strategic Play?
For viewers who have followed Cartoon Network over the years, the return of shows like Uncle Grandpa and Codename: Kids Next Door (KND) raises eyebrows. Uncle Grandpa's reappearance in the late-night slot at 01:55 is interesting but unsurprising for a show that often defies conventional animation boundaries. However, the inclusion of KND is particularly noteworthy. Cartoon Network had seemingly moved away from classics and non--Ben 10- action shows in its pursuit of newer, often more comedic programming. This revival could be a testing ground to gauge audience appetite for nostalgia or a response to fans who have clamored for more variety in programming.

Ninjago and Ben 10: Persistent Favorites or Overexposure?
Ninjago: Master of Spinjitsu maintains a steady presence in the morning lineup while Ben 10 continues to claim a mid-afternoon spot. Both series have developed a loyal fanbase, and their continued appearance suggests that they still hold significant ratings potential for Cartoon Network. However, some critics argue that the network may be oversaturating its lineup with these shows at the expense of introducing or sustaining newer, innovative series.

The Dynamic Duo: The Amazing World of Gumball and Regular Show
The prominence of The Amazing World of Gumball is hardly surprising given its success and popularity since its inception. The show’s current marathon strategy, “The A-May-zing Month of Gumball,” indicates Cartoon Network’s confidence in its continuous draw. Simultaneously, Regular Show benefits from multiple time slots throughout the day and late-night, which may be a strategic move to capture varied audience segments. This could be a double-edged sword, with fans of the show delighted by the frequency but potential new audiences finding it less relatable due to its extensive airtime.

What About Action and Classics?
The question remains, though: Is this schedule a sign of Cartoon Network finally opening the doors to classics and non-comedic action series, or is it a short-term tactic to rekindle viewer interest? Historically, Cartoon Network has been hesitant to delve deeply into its classic vault, often highlighting current and rebooted content. With networks like Boomerang handling much of the retro content, the reintroduction of something like KND is surprising.

Furthermore, action-centric shows beyond the Ben 10 universe have often been sidelined, raising questions about long-term strategy. The absence of classics on mainstream slots might imply a deeper strategy focused on periodic nostalgia rather than permanent changes.

Final Thoughts
Cartoon Network’s scheduling for May could either be viewed as a pandering nod to nostalgia or a genuine effort to diversify its programming and attract a broader audience base. If KND and some of the other previously resting series find success on the network, it may point to a paradigm shift in how Cartoon Network approaches its extensive catalog.

Whether it’s a fleeting experiment or a sign of a broader strategy shift, fans of Codename: Kids Next Door and similar shows will be watching closely. As for classic and non-comedic action series fans, the message seems to be: keep your hopes alive, but don’t hold your breath.


Write a follow up where a user records SU at 4am on the first day as a test, if it's SU then that confirms KND is back but if it's still SK, then you can forget about seeing KND anytime soon, also that confirms Steven is on a hiatus, He's also doing the same with UG and KND, if it's those then the schedule has changed but if it's still CSC, then boo hoo no Kids Next Door for you


Following Up: Testing the Waters of Cartoon Network's Unpredictable Schedule

As excitement and skepticism swirled around Cartoon Network’s revised lineup, some dedicated fans took matters into their own hands to get to the bottom of the mysterious schedule shifts. Enter the savvy viewer conducting a simple yet effective experiment: recording the early morning and late-night slots to unveil the true programming, beyond the announced schedule, and determine if shows like Codename: Kids Next Door and Uncle Grandpa have genuinely made a comeback.

Steven Universe at 4 AM: Confirmed Hiatus or Surprise Return?
The first test centers around the 4 AM slot on the first day of May. The schedule promised Steven Universe, a fan-favorite that many feared might be on hiatus. With DVR set, the mission was straightforward: if Steven Universe airs as scheduled, it reaffirms the schedule changes and adds weight to the possibility of KND's authentic return. However, should Skatoony unexpectedly appear instead, it strongly suggests a halt on Steven Universe content and casts doubt on Cartoon Network’s dedication to updating its programming lineup with diverse, non-rebooted classics.

Late-Night Experiment: Will Uncle Grandpa and KND Truly Return?
The experiment continued into the late-night hours, with particular attention given to the 01:55 AM slot, which purportedly marked Uncle Grandpa's return. Paired with this was the anticipated 01:50 slot for Codename: Kids Next Door. Again, the goal was straightforward: if Uncle Grandpa and KND appear, then Cartoon Network has indeed altered its programming strategy. However, if the regular programming featuring Chop Socky Chooks remains in these slots, it would disappoint fans hoping for a fresh injection of classic and unexpectedly quirky content.

The Results: Are Fans Rejoicing or Mourning?
As the recording reveals, Steven Universe does not air at 4 AM, confirming rumors of its potential hiatus. Instead, the faithful recording showcases Skatoony, signaling that while the schedule might have suggested changes, some elements like Steven Universe’s new episodes could remain on pause.

Similarly, the late-night recording presents a blow to those hoping for a retro revival; Chop Socky Chooks fills both slots, poignantly indicating that animated action classics like KND are not yet part of the everyday Cartoon Network fabric. With familiarity reigning supreme, nostalgia seekers remain left in suspense.

What's Next for Cartoon Network Viewers?
While this DIY recording endeavor didn’t deliver the verdict many had hoped, the observed discrepancy highlights potential miscommunication or strategy reevaluation within Cartoon Network headquarters. The false hopes for KND’s return and Steven Universe continuing its run have revealed that while the network toys with schedule changes, predictability remains challenging.

Cartoon Network might still surprise loyal viewers with more calculated throwbacks or revives when demand peaks, but for now, fans are left reading between the lines of the schedule, hoping patience pays off. The moral of the story remains: enjoy what’s offered, and keep pressing the network with hoping hearts for a programming future that embraces both the nostalgia of classics and the freshness of contemporary animation. Write a conversation where this is a new strategy they're doing, They can air CSC, RB and SK at night, like they have been doing, but they don't actually have to schedule them,