## Kids WB is Ushering in a New Era with Exciting Changes to Its Weekend Lineup!

#### September 2007

This fall, excitement is brewing over at Kids WB as it welcomes three groundbreaking shows into its cherished Saturday morning cartoon lineup. With the arrival of “Will and Dewitt,” “Skunk Fu!” and “Eon Kid,” prepare for an adventure-filled journey that will redefine weekend entertainment for kids everywhere. However, the addition of these captivating series means we’ll have to bid farewell to three of our current favorites to make room. But not to worry, as the new lineup promises an eclectic mix of action, comedy, and unforgettable tales that will keep you glued to your screens from 7am to 12pm!

#### Out with the Old, In with the New

Making way for the fresh wave of entertainment are some of our beloved shows. As we say goodbye, we look forward to the unique experiences and adventures that “Will and Dewitt,” “Skunk Fu!” and “Eon Kid” are set to bring.

#### Here’s What’s Coming:

##### Will and Dewitt
Join Will and his talking frog companion, Dewitt, as they navigate the challenges of childhood with imagination, humor, and a can-do attitude. Perfect for kids facing their own everyday adventures!

##### Skunk Fu!
“Skunk Fu!” introduces us to a young skunk trained in the art of Kung Fu, aiming to save his world from a band of evil animals. This show blends humor, action, and valuable life lessons, all set against a beautifully animated backdrop.

##### Eon Kid
Follow the story of Marty, an average boy who unexpectedly finds himself the heir to a powerful robot fist of Eon. Dive into this high-energy, sci-fi adventure as Marty battles villains and discovers his destiny as the Eon Kid.

#### The New Kids WB Lineup (7am - 12pm):

7:00 AM - “Magi-Nation”
7:30 AM - “Will and Dewitt”
8:00 AM - “Tom and Jerry Tales”
8:30 AM - “Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!”
9:00 AM - “Johnny Test”
9:30 AM - “Legion of Super Heroes”
10:00 AM - “The Batman”
10:30 AM - “Skunk Fu!”
11:00 AM - “Eon Kid”
11:30 AM - “Spider Riders”

Our revamped schedule is designed not only to entertain but also to inspire, teach, and encourage creativity among our young viewers. “Will and Dewitt,” “Skunk Fu!” and “Eon Kid” each brings a unique flair to our network, promising to offer something for every kid out there. From the comedic adventures of a boy and his amphibian friend to the martial arts exploits of a courageous skunk, and onto the epic journey of the Eon Kid, Saturdays are set to become more exciting than ever!

So, grab your cereal bowls and get comfortable in front of your TV screens every Saturday morning to join Kids WB for a rollercoaster of fun, laughter, and adventure. Don’t miss out on experiencing the magic of these new shows alongside your tried-and-true favorites. Here’s to new beginnings and the endless possibilities that await!

Remember, the adventure starts this weekend, only on Kids WB!

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Stay tuned for more updates and remember, the animation fun doesn’t stop here – it’s just getting started!
Write a convo wondering what’s going
Alex: Hey, Sam! Have you noticed anything weird happening in the city today?

Sam: Weird? In what way? I’ve been pretty much holed up working on my projects all day.

Alex: Well, it seems like there’s some kind of event going on that nobody knows about. I’ve seen more people on the streets than usual, all heading in the same direction, but when I asked someone, they were as clueless as I am.

Sam: Huh. That is strange. Any signs or posters around giving a hint?

Alex: None that I’ve seen. I even checked social media to see if there’s anything going on that we missed, but there’s nothing. It’s as if everyone suddenly decided to gather without any apparent reason.

Sam: Intriguing. Maybe it’s some sort of flash mob? Or a surprise concert? It wouldn’t be the first time something like that happened without a big announcement.

Alex: True, but even those have some kind of digital footprint or whispers around the web. This? Nothing. I’m heading down there now to satisfy my curiosity. Want to join?

Sam: You know what, why not? I could use a break and this mystery has piqued my interest. Let’s unravel this together.

Alex: Great! Let’s meet at the corner of Fifth and Main. That seems to be where everybody is converging.

Sam: Sounds like a plan. I’ll grab my camera. This could be interesting.

Alex: Awesome. See you in ten. Maybe we’re about to stumble upon something incredible. Who knows?

Sam: With our luck, hopefully. Catch you soon, Alex.

End of conversation
I meant wondering what’s leaving Kids WB now the trio are here
Jamie: Hey, did you catch the announcement about the new shows joining Kids WB?

Casey: Yeah, “Will and Dewitt,” “Skunk Fu!” and “Eon Kid,” right? Seems like the lineup is getting a major shakeup.

Jamie: Exactly! But I’ve been trying to figure out which shows are getting the boot to make room. They haven’t been super clear about it.

Casey: That’s true. It feels a bit like musical chairs, but with our favorite cartoons. Have you managed to find any info on what’s leaving?

Jamie: Not really. It’s like they’re keeping it under wraps. But if I had to guess, a couple of the lesser-known shows might be on the chopping block. Maybe “Monster Allergy” or “Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!” since they’ve been around the block.

Casey: Hmm, I wouldn’t miss “Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!” too much, to be honest. But it’s always tough to see any show go. Especially if it’s one of your favorites.

Jamie: True. And what about “Loonatics Unleashed”? I heard rumors that it might not make the cut either.

Casey: Really? I kinda liked that one. But with “Eon Kid” coming in, maybe they’re aiming for newer action-packed shows to keep the momentum.

Jamie: Makes sense. Still, I wish they’d just tell us outright. It’s the not knowing that gets me more than anything.

Casey: Agreed. Maybe we should start a petition to bring back whatever shows get axed. Or at least to get some transparent communication from them.

Jamie: That’s an idea. Though, focusing on the bright side, the new lineup sure sounds exciting. “Will and Dewitt” could be a hit with the younger crowd.

Casey: For sure, and “Skunk Fu!” has that quirky vibe. It’s always refreshing to see new concepts. Let’s just hope the changeover is smooth and the new shows are worth it.

Jamie: Definitely. Change is good, as long as it’s done right. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see what happens next.

Casey: Yeah, waiting game it is. Let’s catch up after the new episodes air. Compare notes?

Jamie: Absolutely, it’s a date. Fingers crossed our favorite shows survive the cut!

Casey: Crossing fingers and toes here. Talk to you after the premiere!

End of conversation. Write a follow up where Monster Allergy, Xiaolin Showdown and Loonatics Unleashed are being culled