LS Mark: Did Johnny Test REALLY Deserve the Hate? (ft. That Yozzy Bloke)

Did Johnny Test REALLY Deserve the Hate? is an upcoming video by LS Mark, featuring That Yozzy Bloke, discussing how much hate Johnny Test received, while not believing it's a bad show from the beginning.
==Transcript==
(Johnny Test morphs into into a giant human-monster hybrid.)
Susan and Mary: Too much female growth hormone.
Dukey: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE??!! HE-SHE IS HIDEOUS!!!
Susan: Relax, you talking hairball. It's a micro-dosage, and only temporary.
(Mutant Johnny runs to shake Susan, to get the keys, drops Susan, and morphs back to normal. and the camera zooms into Johnny with the sound of LS Mark stifling his laughter.) 
(Cuts to LS Mark in his room)
LS Mark: The 2000s were a very fascinating time for TV animation. People like WazpRanger and Smarty Pants are willing to defend the 2000s for animation, while people like MrEnter and Disco Spider will tell you how much it sucked for cartoons. If I have to be honest with you, the 2000s were not that bad for cartoons. Sure, it wasn't animation's best decade, but the decade is definitely overhated. Usually, you'd hear people say that it started off good, but you'd also usually hear people say that 2005 was when we were getting more and more awful bad shows. However, many would tell you that the downfall of TV animation began in 2001 when Betty Cohen stepped down as CEO of Cartoon Network, in favor of Jim Samples. And 2001 was when Cartoon Network began to shit out projects by Chris Savino that, let's be real, have no reason to exist at all. That being said, the 2000s had a lot of cartoons that are rather overhated in some way or another. And among one of those overhated cartoons of the 2000s is, of course, Johnny Test.
Remember my last video discussing how Chris Savino’s time at Cartoon Network actually deserved the hate it got? It had my friend D’Angelo Edwards of HatsOffMedia involved, and I don’t blame him for finding every aspect in those messes abysmal. And I don’t care what you guys have to say! I love Superjail! Go watch HatsOffMedia’s Superjail! video, it’s really good! Well, recently Saberspark did a rant video discussing Johnny Test, and how it was doomed from the beginning. It was especially after I posted my video on how Chris Savino's time at Cartoon Network actually was a disaster. 
A lot of people were expecting me to say the same thing about Johnny Test, and I’ll admit, I would, considering Chris Savino’s history with fucking up good cartoons. You have a cartoon from the mid-2000s that a lot of people hate, then briefly realized how good it used to be, only to learn more from Saberspark about how awful it really is, and everybody goes back to hating it, all because of Chris Savino's involvement. Is Johnny Test REALLY deserving of the hate the show got, and should I sound like Disco Spider? Or is it a misunderstood classic, and should I defend the show like Zerex or Doknot1999? Today, I have with me That Yozzy Bloke!
That Yozzy Bloke: Thanks for having me here, LS Mark!
LS Mark: No problem!
That Yozzy Bloke: Okay, despite what D'Angelo Edwards and LS Mark said, I don't hate every aspect about Chris Savino's take on Dexter's Laboratory and the Powerpuff Girls. Yes, they were mostly terrible, but I was able to find some good in them, like a few decent episodes here and there.
LS Mark: You do realize it's really hard to find anything GOOD about those seasons, right? ALL of those episodes sucked!
That Yozzy Bloke: Whatever. Let's just talk about Johnny Test already!
LS Mark: Good!
Johnny Test was created by Scott Fellows. A lot of you remember it more for its airtime on Cartoon Network, when it actually originated from Kids' WB! back in 2005. Although, that Yozzy Bloke and I never had Kids' WB!, because Kids' WB! never aired in Ireland or Australia, outside of that one Australian variety show from 2006 to 2019. Johnny Test wasn't even mentioned in the Nostalgia Critic's Kids' WB! video where he and his friends talk about Earthworm Jim or ¡Mucha Lucha!. I actually theorized it's because people viewed it as the show that ruined Kids' WB!, the same way Zerex viewed the Loud House as the show that ruined Nickelodeon.
That Yozzy Bloke: As someone who used to enjoy the Loud House, I will say it failed its mission to save Nickelodeon. And maybe Zerex and Cartoonshi have a point. I’m not gonna lie, fam. Even I doubt the Loud House will ever get better today!
LS Mark: Hell, even D'Angelo Edwards of HatsOffMedia told me that Superjail! was better than the Loud House! And I agree!
That Yozzy Bloke: I might have to update my worst cartoons video, given that we live in a world where Crowned Cryptid, LSuperSonicQ, and even Zerex actually enjoyed the Problem Solverz. That's not a joke. And neither is Zerex hating on Hazbin Hotel. But we're talking about Johnny Test.
LS Mark: You've heard the complaints from so many people in the cartoon community that Johnny Test was a complete rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory, with a redheaded genius, a lab in their bedroom, and a blonde doofus sibling. But that's not all. They had an evil genius as the antagonist, a lab monkey, the parents, and it got down to the point where they had the same man who ruined Dexter's Laboratory, Chris Savino, involved as producer and director throughout season one. Saberspark even compared the entirety of Johnny Test to what made Dexter's Laboratory suck in the later seasons. Look, I don't care what anyone says, Chris Savino's Dexter's Laboratory and Powerpuff Girls are still horrendous!! Nothing will convince me there's anything good about those seasons!! And like I said before, NOTHING about those seasons were any good! At all! But I have to ask. Did Johnny Test REALLY deserve the hate it got? I mean, yeah, Chris Savino's time at Cartoon Network was a total disaster, but for Johnny Test?? Not really.
That Yozzy Bloke: Yes, I watched Johnny Test more on Cartoon Network, but I never really hated it the way others did. Regardless of what D'Angelo Edwards and LS Mark said, I don't hate everything about Chris Savino's take on Dexter's Laboratory or the Powerpuff Girls, as I said before. I still don't like them, but I've seen worse.
D'Angelo Edwards: (comes out of nowhere) Dude, you know I can hear you. And I'm sorry to say this, but there's no defending Chris Savino's time at Cartoon Network. Well, at least for us. LS Mark said it best.
LS Mark: Sorry, Yozzy Bloke, but I have to agree with HatsOffMedia.
That Yozzy Bloke: Whatever floats your boat, guys.
D'Angelo Edwards: Ditto. But like I said, I will never look at the Loud House again after how much creepy fanart it had, tracing back to the days of Chris Savino's Eddie Puss comics. (shudders) Seriously though, don’t get me started on the fandom!
That Yozzy Bloke: Anyways... where were we? Oh yes! LS Mark, care to explain the ACTUAL history of Johnny Test?
LS Mark: You can explain the history with me.
That Yozzy Bloke: Cool!
LS Mark: Despite everything Saberspark said in his Johnny Test Doomed from the Beginning video, it was not made in an attempt to destroy animation as an art form, due to the popularity of Caillou and Codename: Kids Next Door. Scott Fellows and David Straiton had originally pitched Johnny Test to Nickelodeon back in 1995. However, Nick rejected it, because, well, to my surprise, it actually DID have similarities to Dexter's Laboratory at the time. Nah, I’m just messing with ya, it’s because they just weren’t interested 
That Yozzy Bloke: That's weird. The haters must've actually been glad Nickelodeon said no to Johnny Test, claiming it would do more harm than good for Nickelodeon. However, Scott Fellows apparently got sued by David Straiton in 2013, for not crediting him as the co-creator of Johnny Test after the two went their separate ways. I don't know who won after the case was closed, but I assume Scott Fellows won.
LS Mark: Scott Fellows would later serve as the creator of the Race Rabbit segments on Nickelodeon's KaBlam!, though; and would later serve as a writer for the Fairly OddParents. He even had a hand in creating the show Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. And around the same time Ned's Declassified aired, Fellows would then pitch Johnny Test to Warner Bros. Animation. It premiered on Kids' WB! on the WB network on September 17, 2005; airing alongside Loonatics Unleashed and Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island. And it was since that very day, that many people consider the start of Kids' WB!'s downfall, with Loonatics Unleashed being viewed as an unnecessary action oriented Looney Tunes show, while Coconut Fred is viewed as a SpongeBob rip-off, and now, Johnny Test, which is not only viewed as a rip-off of Dexter's Laboratory, but is also viewed as what made Kids' WB! suffer the most in the mid-to-late 2000s. And it's especially based on the fact that, again, Chris Savino produced and directed the first season, after he ruined some stuff at Cartoon Network. 
The series revolves around the adventures of the titular character, Johnny Test, an 11-year-old suburban boy who lives with his parents, his "super-genius" 13-year-old twin sisters, Susan and Mary, who are scientists and best friends with each other, and a talking dog named Dukey. They reside in the fictional town of Porkbelly in North America. Johnny is often used as a test subject for his genius twin sisters' inventions and experiments, ranging from gadgets to superpowers. Their experiments often cause problems that he must resolve, and he must sometimes fight villains in the process. He occasionally saves the world with his sisters' inventions.
That Yozzy Bloke: I can see how the show had some similarities to Dexter's Laboratory, but despite Chris Savino involved with both shows, I'm not convinced this is a rip-off.
LS Mark: Off topic, but you don't need to apologize for defending some parts of Chris Savino's run, Yozzy. I should be apologizing. I just don't want you to convince others that there's good in them.
That Yozzy Bloke: Whatever floats your boat.
I have seen the first season, and to be honest with you... it was alright. I'm still not very fanatical about the first season, based on Chris Savino's involvement, but compared to his other works, this might be his least problematic yet. Unlike his time on Dexter's Laboratory or Powerpuff Girls, I can find something good about the first season of Johnny Test.