Me, I was just waiting for Bugs Bunny to come on. In the grand tradition of cartoons made by adults to show children what it's like to be teenagers, Kids' WB is serving up a new version of The X-Men , based on the venerable Marvel comics about a team of mutant superheroes who band together to protect humanity, even though said humanity fears and wishes to ghettoize them because of their mutations. In this case, however, the marginalization is age-based.
Evolution consciously parallels mutation with adolescent angst.
When they're not in training to kick other people's asses, the X-Men fly around the country attempting to recruit new mutants to come back with them and learn to kick other people's asses. At the same time, a second group of evil mutants led by Mystique, are trying to do the same, leading to frequent battles when the two sides meet up. As the shape-shifting Mystique is currently posing as the principal of Bayville High, all of these mutants, good and evil, meet up day after day. Spyke, who grows pointy things on his body and shoots them, is also a top-notch skateboarder. If it weren't for the fact that they're mutants and all, the X-Men would have it great.