Events

This page covers various special events (marathons, promotions, etc.) that aired on Cartoon Network and Adult Swim.
==Cartoon Network==
<tabber>1992=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Droopy's Guide to the Cartoon Network	October 1-4, 1992 	A 1-hour special, notable for being the very first program to air on Cartoon Network. The special was also broadcast on TBS and TNT the following month. The show, hosted by MGM cartoon star Droopy, introduced the audience to the first 24-hour all-cartoon network and presented various cartoons and segments to give viewers an idea of what to expect from Cartoon Network. The special aired multiple times for four days. 	
The Great American Toon-In 	November 27, 1992 	A 14-hour Black Friday marathon sponsored by Hasbro that ran simultaneously on Turner's three entertainment channels, TBS, TNT and Cartoon Network to celebrate the newly created Cartoon Network. TBS hosted the Bugs-a-Thon, a 12-hour marathon of 52 classic Bugs Bunny cartoons, followed by The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones and Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. TNT presented a Jonny Quest Fest, a 14-hour marathon of Jonny Quest episodes. Finally, the Cartoon Network hosted Cartoons A-Z, featuring animated stars from A to Z.	
Black & White Christmas 	December 25-26, 1992	A 24-hour Christmas Day marathon airing only black and white cartoons, featuring Popeye the Sailor, Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons. 	
|-|1993=
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Astro-nomical Week 	January 25-29, 1993 	A special Jetsons block that aired for 5 nights a 8:30. 	
Supertoon Sunday 	January 31, 1993 	This marathon featured The Fleischer & Famous Superman Cartoons from the 1940's and coincided with the Super Bowl of that year which was held the same day. This was the first Super Bowl marathon that aired on Cartoon Network, with similar marathons such as the Dog Bowl, the Big Game and the Chowder Bowl becoming an annual tradition for the network.	
Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm: The Romance Begins 	February 1-5, 1993 	A special block that featured episodes of The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show and The Flintstones. This special week of programming was celebrating the upcoming wedding of the two title characters in the made-for-television film I Yabba-Dabba Doo!, which premiered on ABC at 7:00 PM on Sunday, February 7, 1993. 	
Re-Quest Fest 	April 3-4, 1993 	A 24-hour marathon of Jonny Quest to commemorate the premiere of the made-for-TV movie Jonny's Golden Quest on USA Network the following day. Features original 1960's promos not seen for nearly 30 years. 	
June Bugs (1993) 	June 12-13, 1993 	A 25-hour marathon of non-stop Bugs Bunny. It was the first of 10 annual June Bugs marathons. 	
Wait Till Your Father Gets Home Father's Day Marathon	June 20, 1993 	A 8-hour father's day marathon featuring Wait Till Your Father Gets Home. 	
Popeye's 60th 	July 12-18, 1993 	This marathon celebrated Popeye's 60th anniversary as an animated character, which originally began in 1933. Each night, beginning at 9:00 PM, the programming consisted of several Popeye films tied together with a similar theme. On Sunday, July 18, 1993, the entire week-long broadcast was repeated. 	
Huckleberry Hound Labor Day Marathon 	September 6-7, 1993 	A 24-hour marathon of Huckleberry Hound in honor of Labor Day. 	
The Ed Grimley Marathon 	September 26, 1993 	A 8-hour marathon that featured all 13 episodes of The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley. It was hosted by the live action Ed Grimley, as portrayed by Martin Short on Saturday Night Live and SCTV. 	
The First Birthday Blowout 	October 1-3, 1993 	A 3-day birthday marathon celebrating the anniversary of Cartoon Network's launch. 	
Spooky Toons 	October 31-November 1, 1993	A 24-hour Halloween marathon that mostly consisted of the normal Sunday schedule but with Halloween themed episodes, movies and specials. 	
The Great International Toon-In 	November 26, 1993 	A set of six 14-hour cartoon marathons that were seen on six Turner entertainment networks around the world on Black Friday. The Toon-In was seen on TBS, TNT and Cartoon Network in the United States, TNT and Cartoon Network in Latin America, and TNT/Cartoon Network in Europe, reaching more than 55 countries. It is the successor to the previous year's Great American Toon-In and was sponsored by Hasbro.
The U.S. marathons lasted from 3:00am to 5:00pm; TBS hosted the Bugs-a-Thon, TNT hosted Cartoon All-Stars, and Cartoon Network hosted Cartoons A to Z.
The Toon-In was notable for being the debut of the character of the first Cartoon Network original program, The Moxy Show, Moxy, the first live computer-generated cartoon character. Voiced by comedian Bobcat Goldthwait, Moxy was rendered in real time by a motion-capture process, and intermission bumpers featured him communicating with children from a TV set.	
Christmas Party 	December 24, 1993 	A 6-hour Christmas marathon. This marathon would not become annual until 1997. 	
Black & White Christmas 	December 25-26, 1993 	A repeat from last year's airings. This is the last time it aired. 	
|-|1994=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Calling All Cats! 	February 1994 	This event was hosted by Top Cat. You had to call to make your cat to be featured 	
The Ed Grimley Marathon 	March 5, 1994 	Similar to last year's marathon, but it was not hosted by Martin Short. Instead, bumpers used during the marathon featured clips of the live action Ed Grimley. 	
Captain Planet Earth Day Marathon (1994)	April 22, 1994 	A 8-hour Earth Day marathon of Captain Planet and the Planeteers 	.
Daffy All Day 	April 23, 1994 	A 6-hour marathon included all classic Daffy Duck cartoons from Looney Tunes. 	
Non-Stop 'Stones-A-Thon 	May 7-June 11, 1994 	A 2-month-long marathon of The Flintstones aired seven mini-marathons, all over which featured The Flintstones. These include;
*The Flintstones Original Episodes, a 2-hour marathon that kicked off the two month Non-Stop 'Stones event. The marathon featured the early episodes of The Flintstones presented in black and white as they originally aired, beginning with the premiere of the original unaired pilot "The Flagstones" at 8:00 PM.
*Mother's Day Marathon, a 4-hour marathon that was focused on Wilma Flintstone and Betty Rubble. This marathon aired on the second day of the 2-month-long Non-Stop 'Stones marathon event.
*Non-Stop 'Stones-a-thon, a 83-hour marathon of every episode of The Flintstones (including the long-lost pilot, "The Flagstones") that Cartoon Network ran on May 19th through the 22nd of 1994.
*The Flintstones Celebrity Week, a special block of The Flintstones that aired for 5 nights (May 9-13, 1994), from 8:00-8:30 PM, The episodes aired during the week featured parody versions of famous celebrities such as Ann Margrock (Ann Margret) and Cary Granite (Cary Grant).
*The Flintstones' Specials, a special 3-hour marathon that aired on Saturday, June 4, 1994 from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM, and featured 3 The Flintstones specials: The Flintstones: Little Big League, The Flintstones Meet Rockula and Frankenstone and A Flintstone Christmas.
*Bedrock Rocks, a special block that aired for 5 nights (June 6-10, 1994), from 8:00-8:30 PM, The episodes aired during the week featured parody versions of famous bands and singers such as Liberocki (Liberace), the Beau Brummelstones (The Beau Brummels) and the Way-Outs. "Bedrock Rocks" is also the name of an episode of The New Fred and Barney Show, a spin-off of the original series.
*Dino's Dinosaur Fiesta, a 9-hour marathon that aired on Saturday, June 11, 1994 from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
This marathon was done to tie in with the release of the first live-action Flintstones movie.	
June Bugs (1994) 	June 11-12, 1994 	The second annual 25-hour marathon of non-stop Bugs Bunny. 	
Greatest Toon Dads Ever 	June 19, 1994 	A 8-hour Father's Day marathon that spotlighted fathers Fred Flintstone, Harry Boyle and George Jetson, by alternating episodes of The Flintstones, Wait Till Your Father Gets Home and The Jetsons in an effort to demonstrate the past, present and future of fatherhood.	
Toons in Space (1994) 	July 27, 1994 	A 3-hour marathon that included space-themed cartoons such as The Jetsons and Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space. 	
Cartoon Network's Second Birthday 	October 1, 1994 	A hour-long special celebrating the second anniversary of Cartoon Network's launch. 	
SWAT Kats Week 	October 3-7, 1994 	A special block that aired for 5 nights from October 3-7, 1994 at 8:00 PM and featured select episodes of the series. 	
Insomnia Theater 	October 27-28, 1994 	A special 90-minute block that featured shows like Clue Club, The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan and Buford and the Galloping Ghost. 	
Best Toons Ever 	November 18, 1994 	A 2-hour marathon that featured classic cartoon shows listed in the book "50 Greatest Cartoons As Selected by 1000 Animation Professionals" which was released on October 1, 1994. A similar marathon would occur on March 14, 1998. 	
Thanksgiving Madness 	November 24-26, 1994	A 3-day event that played Thanksgiving toons on Thursday, November 24th, toon movies on Friday, November 25th and Christmas specials on Saturday, November 26th. 	
The Great Toon Takeover 	November 25, 1994 	A 14-hour Black Friday marathon that ran simultaneously on Turner's three entertainment channels, TBS, TNT and Cartoon Network and was a successor to the previous year's Great International Toon-In. The marathon was hosted by Birdman from Birdman and the Galaxy Trio.
The U.S. marathons lasted from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM; TNT hosted Scooby-Doo All Day, and Cartoon Network hosted Hanna-Barbera Movie Marathon.	
Christmas Joyride 	December 25, 1994 	A 6-hour Christmas Day marathon that included all cartoon shows, Christmas movies, and TV specials. The special marathon was hosted by The Jester.
At 2:00 PM, the marathon was followed by Jonny Quest-Mas. 	
Jonny Quest-Mas 	December 25, 1994 	A 2-hour Christmas marathon that featured select episodes of the Hanna-Barbera classic, Jonny Quest. 	
Hadji New Year! 	December 31, 1994 	A 6-hour New Year's Eve marathon that featured shows like The Flintstones, The Jetsons, 2 Stupid Dogs and of course Jonny Quest. 	
|-|1995=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
The Pirates of Dark Water Marathon 	1995 	A marathon that aired on on several occasions throughout 1995. The length of the marathon varied between seven and ten hours and highlighted the 90's Hanna-Barbera series The Pirates of Dark Water. 	
Cartoon Network Dog Bowl 	January 23-28, 1995 	A special block that aired for 6 days. The Dog Bowl was a four round tournament that saw ten different cartoons (starring dogs) face off throughout the week (Monday-Friday). The five winners then moved on to Saturday where they were all pitted against each other resulting in two finalists that finally faced off in Sunday's Dog Bowl Championship Game, with the winner receiving a 3-hour marathon.
The Dog Bowl was hosted by real life sports broadcaster Fred Hickman and Morocco Mole from Secret Squirrel. On Monday through Friday from 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM the two shows competing aired and viewers decided the winner of each matchup by calling a toll free number given after each night's matchup. The winner of the championship was Scooby-Doo.	
Night of the Vampire Robots 	January 29, 1995 	A 6-hour late-night marathon consisting of the network premieres of Robot Carnival, Vampire Hunter D, and Twilight of the Cockroaches. 	
Valentoons 	February 14, 1995 	A 2-hour Valentine's Day marathon that featured classic love-themed episodes of Looney Tunes. 	
World Premiere Toon-In 	February 20, 1995 	Space Ghost and the Council of Doom premiere the first ever World Premiere Toon-In, a three-network simulcast event. 	
Preview Weekend 	February 25-26, 1995	Cable providers have 48 more reasons to add the channel to their basic cable lineup by offering them a free preview of the channel over the weekend, which includes a brand new Sunday night lineup with World Premiere Toons. 	
Spring Break '95 	March 18, 1995 	A 6-hour marathon hosted by Haas and Lil' Jo, hosts of the programming block High Noon Toons, and featured several beach themed episodes of shows such as The Flintstones and The Magilla Gorilla Show. 	
Golden Betty Awards Week 	March 20-23, 1995 	The "award" was a spoof of the Academy Award. Monday features a list of nominated Academy Awards cartoons, Tuesday features Academy Award winners, Wednesday featured random cartoons that weren't nominated, and Thursday features the Golden Betty Awards. The statuette was a golden Betty Rubble, hence the name. 	
Captain Planet Earth Day Marathon (1995)	April 22, 1995 	Similar to last years, this was a Earth Day marathon featuring Captain Planet Earth Day Marathon. This time however, it aired for 12-hours. 	
The Too Stoopid Challenge 	April 24-28, 1995 	A special block of 2 Stupid Dogs that aired for 5 nights at 8:00 PM. In March of 1995, Cartoon Network held a contest also called the "Too Stoopid Challenge" which asked for viewers to enter their dogs, via video tape, letter, or postcard, with the winner selected by the 2 Stupid Dogs and appearing on air during the special block. 	
It's Kevin Wollenweber Day 	May 20, 1995 	A 12-hour marathon that was programmed and hosted by cartoon super fan Kevin Wollenweber and featured several of his favorite shows, including The Flintstones, Jonny Quest and Popeye the Sailor. Wollenweber was given the chance to create a marathon by the people at Cartoon Network (Turner Broadcasting) because he impressed them with his frequent calls and letters about animation-related topics.	
Saturday Japanimé 	Summer 1995 	A late-night event, in which one of three anime movies; Robot Carnival, Vampire Hunter D, and Twilight of the Cockroaches aired each Saturday for three weeks at 12:15 AM during the Summer. 	
June Bugs (1995) 	June 1995 	The third annual marathon of non-stop Bugs Bunny. 	
Toon June Wedding 	June 1-3, 1995 	A 3-day block that celebrated Peter Perfect and Penelope Pitstop, from Wacky Races, upcoming marriage.
The first day of the special titled "Bachelor Party" began at 8:00 PM and featured series like Jonny Quest, Plastic Man, and Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!. The second day, titled "Bachelorette Party" began at 8:00 PM and featured series like Josie and the Pussycats, The Perils of Penelope Pitstop, and the original Powerpuff Girls short from What a Cartoon!. The final day of the special began at 6:00 PM and featured the marriage of the two Wacky Races stars.	
Greatest Toon Dads Ever 	June 18, 1995 	A repeat of last years marathon, albeit shortened to 4 hours. 	
Space Ghost Coast to Coast Marathon 	June 24, 1995 	A 8-hour Space Ghost Coast to Coast marathon featuring all 15 Space Ghost Coast to Coast episodes that had aired up to that date and the Christmas special "A Space Ghost Christmas". 	
The Jetsons Marathon 	June 25, 1995 	A 13-hour The Jetsons marathon that featuring all 24 original episodes of The Jetsons from the 1960s. 	
SWAT Kats: 4th of July Marathon 	July 4, 1995 	A 8-hour Independence Day marathon that included all the SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron episodes. The marathon was hosted by the late Macho Man. 	
Popeye's Birthday Bash 	July 14, 1995 	A special Popeye the Sailor marathon that featured classic Popeye cartoons. This marathon is similar to the Popeye's 60th marathon, which also celebrated the anniversary of the first Popeye the Sailor theatrical cartoon (July 14, 1933). 	
Christmas Joyride in July 	July 23-24, 1995 	A 24-hour Christmas themed marathon. Although the marathon aired in the Summer it was almost identical to the Christmas Joyride marathon that aired on December 25, 1994 (Christmas Day) and featured Christmas themed shows, movies and specials. This was Cartoon Network's first "Christmas in July" marathon and there were several more "Christmas in July" marathons that aired from 1996-2010. 	
Quick Draw Week 	July 24-28, 1995 	Quick Draw Week was a special block that aired for 5 nights from 8:00-8:30 PM. The special block was hosted by Haas and Lil' Jo, hosts of the programming block High Noon Toons, and featured "the best of Quick Draw McGraw". 	
The Dr. Seuss Festival 	August 14-18, 1995 	A special 5-night marathon that aired at 8:00 PM. Each night that week, Cartoon Network ran one of the following five TV specials based on the works of Dr. Seuss. 	
Garfield Labor Day Marathon 	September 4, 1995 	A 12-hour Labor Day marathon that aired nothing but Garfield and Friends. 	
The Mysterious 25 Hours of Doo 	October 28-29, 1995 	A 25-hour marathon that aired every episode of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
In the promos leading up to the marathon, viewers were told to send in a letter guessing how Cartoon Network would air 25-hours of programming in just one day. As it turned out, October 29, 1995 was the day the clocks moved back one hour for Daylight Savings, meaning an extra hour was added to the day. If the viewer guessed correctly they had a chance to win a copy of Scooby-Doo Mystery for either the Sega Genesis or the Super Nintendo.	
Halloween Eve 	October 30, 1995 	A 3-hour marathon that aired the day before Halloween. The marathon featured several Halloween specials. 	
Thanksgiving Cartoon Parade! 	November 23, 1995 	A 4-hour Thanksgiving Day marathon hosted by Haas and Lil' Jo, hosts of the programming block High Noon Toons.
During the Thanksgiving Cartoon Parade!, the 101 winners of the "Toon Float Contest" were announced, with 100 winners receiving 5 toys and games from Hasbro, who sponsored the marathon and the sweepstakes. Additionally, the grand prize winner received 125 games and toys. 	
Daffy All Day 	November 23, 1995 	A repeat of last year's marathon. 	
Toons in Space (1995) 	November 24, 1995 	A 8-hour marathon that included space-themed episodes of series such as The Jetsons, Josie and the Pussycats and Cartoon Planet. 	
Smurf-a-thon 	December 1995 	Not much is known about this marathon, but it would have featured The Smurfs. 	
Cartoon Network Christmas 	December 25, 1995 	A Christmas marathon that featured 18 hours of Christmas specials and movies. Also, the viewers were able to get Cartoon Network hats and T-shirts. 	
World Premiere Toon Countdown Call-In 	December 31, 1995 	Cartoon Network closes out 1995 with a three-hour marathon of every World Premiere Toon aired up to that point, with a chance for YOU to vote which World Premiere Toon makes it to a series. At midnight, feast your eyes on a brand new World Premiere Toon, "Boid 'n' Woim". 	
|-|1996=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Toonapalooza New Year's Eve Dance Party 	January 1, 1996 	A 5 3/4-hour New Year's Day marathon of the Toonapalooza block. 	
Speed Racer Marathon 	February 18, 1996 	A 4-hour Speed Racer marathon marking its Cartoon Network debut. The series would then join the weekday schedule the following month. 	
All Dogs Go To The Movies 	March 18-22, 1996 	A special dog-themed block that for 5 nights from 8:00-9:00 PM, and concluded with the premiere of All Dogs Go To Heaven during Mr. Spim's Cartoon Theatre on Sunday, March 24, 1996 at 7:30 PM. The week-long block showcased a dog character from a different series including: The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy and 2 Stupid Dogs. The marathon was sponsored by the film All Dogs Go To Heaven 2 which opened in theaters on March 29, 1996.	
Academy Award Toons 	March 25, 1996 	A 2-hour Academy Award-themed marathon. The first hour featured cartoons that have been nominated for Academy Awards and the second hour featured cartoons that have won Academy Awards. The two hours consisted of Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Tom and Jerry and Popeye the Sailor shorts.
A similar marathon titled the Academy Award Special] aired the following year on March 23, 1997. 	
Captain Planet Earth Day Marathon (1996) 	April 22, 1996 	Similar to last year's, this was a 12-hour Earth Day marathon featuring Captain Planet. 	
Jonny Quest Farewell Marathon 	May 4-5, 1996 	A 20-hour marathon, that aired for 4 nights from 8:00 am to 6:00, that served as the proposed final airing of the classic Hanna-Barbera series Jonny Quest. The marathon included airings of all 39 episodes of the series (including the 13 episodes of The New Adventures of Jonny Quest).
The sendoff of the original Jonny Quest series paved the way for The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest, a new animated series debuting in August of 1996 on the Cartoon Network.
The last episode aired during the marathon was the first that originally aired in 1964, "Mystery of the Lizardmen".	
June Bugs (1996) 	June 29-30, 1996 	The fourth annual marathon of non-stop Bugs Bunny aired for 24-hours instead of usual 25. The marathon was hosted by "Uncle Paul" (Paul Parducci), a man in a rabbit costume. 	
Christmas in July (1996) 	July 28, 1996 	A special Christmas-themed marathon that celebrates Christmas in July, and features holiday-themed episodes, movies and specials. The marathon is similar to an earlier Cartoon Network "Christmas in July" marathon, that aired in 1995, titled Christmas Joyride in July. 	
The Scooby-Doo Mysteries: A Special Report	August 9-23, 1996 	A 3-week event that occurred each Friday. The event featured classic Scooby-Doo episodes from 8:00pm to 2:00am, along with live-action host segments showing policemen, detectives and a psychic trying to solve the mysteries within those episodes. 	
Twelve Taz of Christmas 	November 30, 1996 	Cartoon Network airs a twelve episode marathon of Taz-Mania, closing out with the series' Christmas episode. 	
Dr. Seuss Day! (1996) 	December 8, 1996 	A 5-hour marathon that featured almost all of the animated TV specials based on the works of Dr. Seuss (with the notable exception of Halloween is Grinch Night! due to in fact being a Halloween special, which aired its rerun on Cartoon Network for its Halloween season on October 30, 1998). 	
Cartoon Planet New Years Marathon 	December 31, 1996-January 1, 1997	A 2-day New Year's Eve and New Year's Day Cartoon Planet marathon that featured every episode of Cartoon Planet. 	
|-|1997=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Stupid Bowl 	January 26, 1997 	A 3-hour (Super Bowl Sunday) marathon featuring the 2 Stupid Dogs. Several nonsensical trivia questions were also asked throughout the marathon during commercial breaks. 	
Kids' WB Showcase 	January 31-February 14, 1997 	To establish synergy with the Kids' WB block, Cartoon Network airs special two-hour marathons of Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain and Superman: The Animated Series every Friday night. 	
Questworld Adventure 	February 10-14, 1997 	All this week, Cartoon Network airs a special block of The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest every weeknight at 7:30pm. A sweepstakes was also held where if viewers wrote down the destinations featured in this week's block and sent it to the network, they could win a trip to a hidden island to carry out a mission. 	
Superheroes Weekend 	March 15-16, 1997 	A 6-hour marathon featuring a Super Friends marathon on Saturday and a 6-hour SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron marathon on Sunday. Superhero Weekend was meant to kick-off a new Cartoon Network action block premiering on Monday, March 17th called Toonami. Viewers were also given special sneak peeks at Toonami throughout the weekend. 	
Academy Award Special 	March 23, 1997 	A 3-hour marathon honoring the 69th Academy Awards that aired the following night on ABC. Cartoon Network plays various nominated or Academy Award winning animated shorts in their library. 	
Screwy Squirrel Day 	April 1, 1997 	Completely unannounced, a constant repeat showing of an edited-for-content version of "Happy-Go-Nutty" (1944) pre-empted almost the whole day (including Toonami), from 6:00am to 6:00pm. One of the most infamous April Fools stunts pulled by the network, several viewers called in to complain due to the cartoon's repetition. As an apology, a makeup session consisting of various Warner Bros. cartoons followed, from 6:00pm to midnight. 	
Tune In to Kids and Family Week 	April 7-13, 1997 	The first of three annual cable-wide industry events designed to promote content aimed at family audiences. Cable networks participating in the event simulcasted a town hall special on Monday, and special programming would also air in the 8:00pm hour throughout the week. In Cartoon Network's case, Dr. Seuss specials aired at 8:00pm every weeknight. 	
Captain Planet Earth Day Marathon 	April 22, 1997 	A 8-hour Earth Day marathon of Captain Planet and the Planeteers. 	
Bugs Bunny's Mother's Day Special 	May 11, 1997 	An hour-long special featuring the network premiere of The Bugs Bunny Mother's Day Special followed by a block of Looney Tunes cartoons celebrating motherhood. This marathon was also notable for being the first time any of the Turner "dubbed" prints have been used on the network. 	
Speed Racer Marathon 	May 17, 1997 	A 7-hour marathon of Speed Racer. After the marathon is over, catch a sneak preview of Dexter's Laboratory's second season with an episode parodying Speed Racer. 	
June Bugs (1997) 	June 9-15, 1997 	The fifth annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 48-hours, airing nearly every Bugs Bunny cartoon in chorological order. Before the marathon, the event also included the premiere of several Bugs Bunny television specials the week of the event at 8:00pm. The marathon was also notable for including the premiere of the previously unseen 1991 short Blooper Bunny. The first marathon to air the post-August 1948 color shorts, after the acquisition of Turner by Time Warner.	
George of the Jungle-thon 	July 13, 1997 	An eight-and-a-half-hour marathon that featured episodes of George of the Jungle, in celebration of the release of Disney's live-action adaptation, which was released to theaters the following week. 	
Christmas in July (1997) 	July 26, 1997 	 	
Scooby-Doo 25 Hour Scarathon 	October 25-26, 1997 	A 25-hour Halloween marathon of Scooby-Doo that aired during Daylight Savings. The marathon included episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!. 	
Haunted House Party 	October 31, 1997 	A 2-hour Halloween Day marathon that included 2 episodes of The Addams Family and the classic Looney Tunes cartoons. 	
The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo Marathon 	November 1, 1997 	A six-and-a-half-hour marathon that included all The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo episodes. 	
Cartoon Network's Thanksgiving Special 	November 22 & 26, 1997 	A 2-hour Thanksgiving marathon that included three Thanksgiving TV specials and the 1970 TV special Horton Hears a Who!. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend (1997) 	November 28-30, 1997 	A 52 hour marathon of Cartoon Cartoons, which include What a Cartoon!, Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken and Johnny Bravo. The first of 6 annual Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathons. 	
Dr. Seuss Day! (1997) 	December 7, 1997 	A 5-hour marathon that featured almost all of the animated TV specials based on the works of Dr. Seuss. 	
Christmas Party 	December 14, 1997 	The first annual Christmas Party was 6-hour Christmas marathon featuring The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries, Casper's First Christmas, The Town Santa Forgot, Yogi Bear's All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper, 'Tis the Season to Be Smurfy, The Leprechaun's Christmas Gold, Paddington Bear - "The Ghost of Christmas Paddington", The Smurfs' Christmas Carol, The Little Troll Prince, A Flintstone Christmas, Taz-Mania - "No Time for Christmas", Christmas Comes to Pacland, and Yule Toons. 	
It's The What a Cartoon New Year's Eve Party! 	December 31, 1997 	A 6-hour New Year's Eve marathon that featured a selection of What a Cartoon! episodes. 	
Brak's Extravagant New Year's Eve Cartoon Partay Show Spectacular!	December 31, 1997-January 1, 1998	A 10-hour New Year's Eve and New Year's Day marathon that aired directly after the It's The What a Cartoon New Year's Eve Party! marathon. This event included Scooby-Doo! in Arabian Nights, Dexter's Laboratory, Space Ghost Coast to Coast and Cartoon Planet. The special marathon was hosted by Brak from Space Ghost Coast to Coast and Cartoon Planet.
The marathon also included the premieres of the Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode "Joshua", featuring the winners of that summer's Haikuin' for Space Ghost Contest, and the final episode of Cartoon Planet, "Ratingspalooza".	
|-|1998=
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Tom vs. Jerry 	January 24, 1998 	The first annual Super Bowl spoof marathons, Tom vs. Jerry was a 4-hour marathon that coincided with the Super Bowl of that year which was held on Sunday, January 25, 1998. These marathons came to be known as "The Big Game"; however, only the final two actually featured this moniker. Unlike the later Big Game specials, this one had no real pregame segments between the shorts leading up to the game itself, which itself consisted only of clips from one short, "Quiet Please!", commentated by John Madden and Pat Summerall with Shaggy Rogers appearing as a sideline reporter. Also, Tom and Jerry's score consisted of pictures instead of a numbered score, with Jerry ultimately winning. It would re-air the following day (Super Bowl Sunday).	
Cow and Chicken Marathon (February 1998)	February 28, 1998 	A six-hour marathon of Cow and Chicken. 	
The 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time 	March 14, 1998 	A 8-hour marathon based on the book of the same name by Jerry Beck, the marathon featured some of the greatest cartoons of all time as selected by the book (with a few runner-ups also being presented due to rights issues). The marathon included interviews with some of the most recognized names from the world of animation, including directors Chuck Jones and Joseph Barbera, voice actors June Foray and Charlie Adler, background artist Maurice Noble and film critic Leonard Maltin. Featured characters included Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, The Pink Panther, Betty Boop, Tom & Jerry, Popeye, Superman and "The Flagstones", the little known pilot for The Flintstones. 	
The 10 Greatest Cartoons of All Time 	March 15, 1998 	An abbreviated 2-hour encore marathon of The 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time which aired the previous day. 	
Beetlejuice Marathon 	April 1, 1998 	A 14-hour April Fools' Day marathon, celebrating the network premiere of the Beetlejuice animated series. 	
Tune In to Kids and Family Week 2 	June 8-14, 1998 	The second of three annual cable-wide industry events designed to promote content aimed at family audiences. Like last time, cable networks participating in the event aired a special on Monday leading up to family-oriented programming in the 8:00pm hour throughout the week. As with last year, Cartoon Network aired Dr. Seuss specials all week long at 8:00pm. 	
June Bugs (1998) 	June 19-21, 1998 	The sixth annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 48-hours, similar to the last years marathon. Notable for the Cartoon Network premiere of "Carrotblanca". 	
Toonami: Re-Quest Weekdays 	July 27-August 28, 1998 	A month-long Toonami event, which occurred from Monday, July 27, 1998 to Friday, August 28, 1998. During the event, two episodes of Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures were shown during the back half of the Toonami block from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM each day. 	
Animaniacs Marathon 	August 30, 1998 	An 8-hour marathon of Animaniacs that formally welcomed the show to the Cartoon Network lineup. 	
Those Meddling Kids: 25 Hours of Doo 	October 24-25, 1998 	A 25-hour marathon that ran on the day the clocks moved back for Daylight Savings, adding the 25th hour of the marathon.
During the marathon, eight retrospective interviews featuring the gang, spoofing MTV's The Real World, aired during commercial breaks. These segments later ran as program fillers on Cartoon Network and Boomerang, and were included on the VHS release Scooby-Doo's Greatest Mysteries. 	
A Pup Named Scooby-Doo Marathon 	October 31, 1998 	A 8-hour Halloween marathon of A Pup Named Scooby-Doo. The marathon was followed by the premiere of Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island on Cartoon Network's Cartoon Theatre at 8:00 PM. 	
Cartoon Cartoons Weekend 	November 6-8, 1998 	The second annual 52 hour Cartoon Cartoon Weekend, kicking off with the short premieres of Mike, Lu & Og and Kenny and the Chimp. 	250px
Sailor Moon: The Lost Episodes 	November 30-December 22, 1998 	Toonami presents the final 17 episodes of Sailor Moon R (season 2 of Sailor Moon) every weekday afternoon at 4:00pm. "The Lost Episodes," as they were named, consisted of episodes 66-82 of the English dub. These episodes were not dubbed by DiC in 1995, leaving the season unfinished. This led fans to petition for these final episodes to be dubbed and, in 1998, the episodes were finally dubbed by DiC with the support of General Mills-sponsored The Program Exchange. 	
Cartoon Theatre's Movie Marathon 	December 5, 1998 	A 12-hour marathon that featured 6 movies under the Cartoon Theatre block. 	
Christmas Party 	December 24-25, 1998 	The second annual Christmas Party was a 24-hour Christmas Day marathon full of Christmas specials from several Hanna-Barbera shows, also including Taz-Mania and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. 	
The Tex Avery Show Marathon 	December 31, 1998-January 1, 1999	A 9-hour marathon of The Tex Avery Show to close out 1998. 	
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The Powerpuff Girls Marathon 	January 1, 1999 	A two-and-a-half-hour New Year's Day marathon that included every episode of The Powerpuff Girls that had aired up to that point. The marathon was bridged by bumpers featuring the girls answering the Mayor's calls and forcing the CN schedule to change. 	
Toonami Movies (1999) 	January 8-February 12, 1999	Every Friday for the first two months of 1999, Toonami presents a different movie every week, pre-empting their normal schedule. The initial round of Toonami Movies included the Cartoon Network premieres of Jonny Quest and the Cyber Insects and three Dragon Ball Z movies: "The Tree of Might", "The World's Strongest", and "Dead Zone". 	
Sylvester vs. Tweety 	January 30 & 31, 1999 	The second annual Super Bowl spoof marathons, Sylvester vs. Tweety was a 4-hour marathon with the first hour consisting of a pre-game show that featured analysis by experts Jerry Glanville, Nick Buoniconti and Len Dawson (borrowed from sister network HBO's Inside the NFL) as well as narration by Harry Kalas. The marathon featured 18 Looney Tunes shorts starring Sylvester and Tweety as well as play-by-play and color commentary from Pat Summerall and John Madden during commercials. Just like last year's game, it also aired the following day (Super Bowl Sunday) for 4-hours. The game itself used clips from the Sylvester & Tweety cartoons Bad Ol' Putty Tat (for the first half) and Tweety's S.O.S. (for the second half).	
Alvin and the Chipmunks Greatest Hits 	February 21, 1999 	An 8-hour Alvin and the Chipmunks marathon featuring their best songs. 	
Boy Girl Boy Girl 	March 7, 1999 	An 8-hour marathon of alternating episodes of Ed, Edd n Eddy and The Powerpuff Girls. 	
Cartoon Network's Greatest Cartoon Countdown	March 20, 1999 	In a follow-up to the previous years' 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time, Cartoon Network presents a 2-day weekend marathon presenting their own top 50 cartoons list. In addition to shorts the network owns, a few acquisitions were made exclusively for this marathon, notably three Simpsons shorts from its run on The Tracey Ullman Show. 	
The Land Before Time Marathon (1999) 	April 11, 1999 	A 5-hour marathon that featured the first 4 films in The Land Before Time film franchise. 	
Smelly Telly 	April 26-30, 1999 	On-air promotion that occurred during new Cow and Chicken episodes that aired every day that week at 8:30pm. To play, viewers would rub a number on special rub-and-sniff cards in accordance with the number that appeared on-screen during the show. Smelly Telly rub-and-sniff cards were available to for free via mail-in requests, as well as at Warner Bros. Studio Stores and inside that month's issue of Sports Illustrated for Kids.
Tying in with the promotion was the "Odor Decoder" on CartoonNetwork.com, in which viewers who watched Cow and Chicken could gain codes that would unlock secret games and downloadables. 	
Toonami: Lunar Eclipse 	May 23, 1999 	A eight-and-a-half-hour Toonami marathon in which the last 17 episodes of Sailor Moon R (Sailor Moon Season 2), called "The Lost Episodes," aired in order. 	
Toonami: DBZ20XL 	May 24-28, 1999 	A week-long Toonami marathon. During the event, a total of 20 episodes of Dragon Ball Z aired, 4 episodes each day during the regular Toonami time slot from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Following the week-long event, a 4-hour DBZ Triple Feature aired on Saturday, May 29th, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. 	
Toonami: DBZ Triple Feature 	May 29, 1999 	A 4-hour Toonami marathon. The triple feature came on the heels of the week-long DBZ20XL and included: Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might, Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest, and Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone. Segments of Powerpuff Girls episodes also aired in-between the movies as filler. 	
June Bugs: This Is a Bunny's Life (1999) 	June 4-6, 1999 	The seventh annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 48-hours. The marathon was comprised of one-hour blocks, each highlighting a genre of Bugs Bunny cartoons. Some shorts aired in multiple blocks. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Summer (1999) 	June 7-August 22, 1999 	It's a Cartoon Cartoon Summer as Cartoon Network dedicates much of its programming to their half-hour original series. In addition to airing its nightly showcase of Cartoon Cartoons, the network presents a random Cartoon Cartoon episode every weekday at 9:00am, 3:00pm and 9:00pm. The event also introduced the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block, showcasing new episodes and reruns of Cartoon Cartoons every Friday night from 7:30pm. The summer also featured the debut of I Am Weasel, spawned from David Feiss' Cow and Chicken. The event culminated with the two-day Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon.
In addition, the summer also featured off-air events, including a national tour, a sweepstakes, and the release of the Beach Bungalow online game.	
Cartoon Cartoon Call-a-Thon 	June 7-July 16, 1999 	From Monday to Thursday from 7:30pm to 11:00pm during Cartoon Cartoon Summer each week, look for a toll free number that appears during programming. Then on Friday during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, if the network calls back and you say "Cartoon Cartoon", you win! Prizes reset each week, often themed after that week's new episodes during the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block, while one lucky winner could win a trip to Bora Bora for a special screening of Mike, Lu & Og. 	
Tune In to Kids and Family Week 3 	June 21-27, 1999 	The third and final of three annual cable-wide industry events designed to promote content aimed at family audiences. Cable networks participating would air a special on Monday leading up to family-oriented programming in the 8:00pm hour all week long. Although Cartoon Network aired the event's special this year, their lineup remained the same due to the ongoing Cartoon Cartoon Summer event. 	
Dog Days of Summer 	July 17 & 18, 1999 	Cartoon Network celebrates the dog days of summer with a weekend-long marathon of shows involving dogs or those that act like one. The marathon's promos and bumpers featured a man dressed up in a dog suit. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend (1999) 	August 20-22, 1999 	The third annual Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon which aired for 53-hours, This is the first Cartoon Cartoon Weekend to use the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays branding. This year included new episodes of The Powerpuff Girls, Johnny Bravo, I Am Weasel, the premiere of King Crab: Space Crustacean, and a sneak preview of Courage the Cowardly Dog. 	
Toonami: Z-Day (1999) 	September 13, 1999 	A Toonami event in which Dragon Ball Z took over Toonami for the day. It was meant to celebrate the return of new episodes of Dragon Ball Z to Toonami, now dubbed by Funimation. Two newly dubbed episodes of the second season (Frieza Saga) of Dragon Ball Z make their Toonami premiere. 	
Tiny Toons Marathon 	September 19, 1999 	An 8-hour marathon that celebrated the arrival of Tiny Toon Adventures. 	
The Scooby-Doo Project 	October 23-24, 30, 31, 
November 26, 27, 1999	The Scooby-Doo Project was an extended promotion and accompanying short film that aired in October and November of 1999. The promotion celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Scooby-Doo franchise and spoofed The Blair Witch Project, which was released earlier that year. The Scooby-Doo Project presented a series of Scooby-related marathons and events that featured special commercial bumpers, which were later compiled into a short film, featuring the Mystery Inc. gang in scenes parodying moments from Blair Witch. 	
Movie Marathon 	December 11, 1999 	A 12-hour marathon that included the following;
*12:00 PM - Charlotte's Web
*2:00 PM - Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown
*4:00 PM - The Man Called Flintstone
*6:00 PM - Balto
*8:00 PM - Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island
*10:00 PM - An American Tail 	
The Christmas Party (12 hours) 	December 12, 1999 	A twelve-hour marathon of Christmas specials preceding the third annual 24-hour marathon. 	
Mil-Looney-Um 	December 18-19, 1999 	A 48-hour marathon of non-stop Looney Tunes. This event coincided with Warner Bros.' Mil-Looney-Um 2000 festivities. 	
The Christmas Party (24 hours) 	December 24-25, 1999 	The third annual Christmas Party was a 24-hour Christmas Day marathon full of Christmas specials. For this edition of the marathon the bumpers and promos featured two elf ornaments named Sam and Earl talking to each other. 	
"Special Programming" (1999) 	December 27, 1999 	During the late 90s and early 2000s, near the end of the month of December, Cartoon Network would often air stealth premieres of upcoming programming very late at night that would air properly the following year. The inaugural "special programming" block included the premiere of two Big Pick shorts, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Foe Paws, alongside Thrillseekers and the pilot of JBVO. 	
The Jetsons Millennium 	December 30-31, 1999 	Cartoon Network celebrates the last 38 hours of the millennium by airing every episode of Hanna-Barbera's futuristic family in reverse order. There was also a section on CartoonNetwork.com that compared actual cusp-of-21st Century technology with the swanky modern technology Hanna-Barbera imagined, including the view phone and people mover that were correctly prophesized by the series. 	
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Cartoon Network's Sports Extravaganza 	January 15, 2000 	A 3-hour marathon to prepare for The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote. The marathon was all centered around sports cartoons, followed by a special recapping the history of cartoons in sports and the previous two Big Games. The actual Big Game special, pitting Wile E. Coyote against the Road Runner would eventually air two weeks later. 	
The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote 	January 29 & 30, 2000 	The third annual Super Bowl spoof marathons, The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote was a 4-hour marathon with the first hour consisting of a pre-game show that featured analysis by experts Jerry Glanville, Nick Buoniconti, Cris Collinsworth and Len Dawson (returning via their duties as hosts of HBO's Inside the NFL) as well as narration by Harry Kalas. The marathon featured 18 Looney Tunes shorts starring the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote as well as play-by-play and color commentary from Pat Summerall and John Madden during commercials. The marathon also featured segments with Scott Hamilton and Bubba Smith providing sideline reports from Chuck Jones Stadium, and Jack Hanna offering a zoological breakdown of the two competitors. Just like the previous two games, it aired the following day (Super Bowl Sunday).
During the "Halftime Show" segment, there is a scene in the control room with Moltar and Fred Jones talking about last year's Scooby-Doo Project.
The game itself used clips from the following Road Runner cartoons: 
*Hopalong Casualty (first quarter)
*Zoom at the Top (second quarter)
*Fastest with the Mostest (third quarter)
*To Beep or Not to Beep (fourth quarter)	
The Powerpuff Girls: Love Thing 	February 13, 2000 	A 8-hour marathon that aired just one day before Valentine's Day. The marathon highlighted episodes of The Powerpuff Girls, including a new episode of the show. 	
Brak Presents The Brak Show Starring Brak 	February 20, March 16, 2000 	Brak hosts his own two-part variety special. These specials served as pilots to The Brak Show. 	
Cartoon Network Special: Dexter's President's Day Marathon 	February 21, 2000 	A 8-hour President's Day marathon of Dexter's Laboratory. This was the first event with the Cartoon Network Special packaging.
The Dexter's President's Day Marathon was followed by a special Toonami marathon, the DBZ President's Day Movie Marathon. 	
Toonami: DBZ President's Day Movie Marathon 	February 21, 2000 	A 3-hour President's Day marathon of three Dragon Ball Z movies that aired on Toonami.
The promos that aired leading up to the marathon and the custom intro used for the marathon listed the movies in the order of: Tree of Might, World's Strongest and Dead Zone. However, the actual order aired during the marathon was: World's Strongest, Tree of Might and Dead Zone. 	
Cartoon Campaign 2000 	March 5-9, 2000 	The 50 candidates of the Cartoon Campaign present their cartoons in two-hour blocks every night while voting is open. Absentees can also vote with specially marked boxes of Kraft products. 	
ToonHeads: The Lost Cartoons 	March 12, 2000 	ToonHeads takes a deep dive into the Warner Bros. animation library with rare and otherwise lost cartoons, including a special airing of the Looney Tunes pilot short "Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid". 	
Idiots of March 	March 15, 2000 	A 3-hour marathon of I Am Weasel on the Ides of March, showcasing the rivalry between genius I.M. Weasel and idiot I.R. Baboon. 	
Cartoon Campaign 2000 Inauguration Weekend 	March 18-19, 2000 	A 10-hour marathon that was a parody of presidential campaigns, and the first installment of Cartoon Network's presidential election. "Political" ads for the 50 candidates began airing on January 15, 2000 and viewers could vote for their favorite candidate online, with the president-elect of Cartoon Network receiving their own two-hour marathon on March 19. Scooby-Doo won the most votes, with The Powerpuff Girls in a close second and Bugs Bunny in third. 	
Dial M for Monkey Special 	March 31, 2000 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a special hour of Dial M for Monkey cartoons. 	
Boomerang: Special Presentation (2000) 	April 1, 2000 	A 4-hour marathon celebrating the launch of the new home of classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons, Boomerang. 	
Toonami: Full Cycle 	April 8-9, 2000 	A 24-hour marathon that saw Toonami take over Cartoon Network. The marathon featured popular Toonami series and Movies of the time and was meant to celebrate the upcoming premiere of Toonami's new Saturday morning block Toonami: Rising Sun, which premiered the following Saturday. The marathon also featured the premiere of the first episode of Dragon Ball Z's "Garlic Jr." Saga. 	
My Favorite Fred 	April 16, 2000 	An hour long marathon which was a tie-in for the release of the theatrical film The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas. One episode was chosen by the network and one episode was chosen by fans. A contest was held giving viewers a chance to win a trip to Las Vegas when they voted. 	
Acme Day 	May 6, 2000 	An extended 12-hour edition of the Acme Hour. The marathon also featured a showing of The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie. 	
Cartoon Network Special: Mother's Day Mamathon 	May 14, 2000 	The first annual 8-hour Mother's Day marathon airing nothing but Johnny Bravo. 	
The Powerpuff Girls Special 	May 29- June 2, 2000 	A week long block of back to back episodes of The Powerpuff Girls which culminated in one brand new episode that aired during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays. 	
The Land Before Time Marathon (2000) 	May 29, 2000 	A 5-hour marathon that featured the first 4 films in The Land Before Time film franchise. 	
June Bugs: This Is a Bunny's Life (2000) 	June 2-4, 2000 	The eigth annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 48-hours. Similar to the last years marathon, however the selection of shorts is different. More shorts made their network premiere during this marathon, including the premiere of "Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers". This was the first June Bugs marathon to feature Bugs Bunny cartoons from the recently acquired Nickelodeon package. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Summer (2000) 	June 5-August 27, 2000 	The second annual Cartoon Cartoon Summer has arrived with the network dedicating its weekday evening programming to its half-hour original series including weekday strips of Johnny Bravo, Ed, Edd n Eddy, The Powerpuff Girls and Dexter's Laboratory every weeknight from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. The Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block also gets a major revamp with a different animated host from the network's original series every Friday night.
Throughout the summer, Cartoon Network premiered 11 original series pilots during the Cartoon Cartoon Show. The summer culminated with the Cartoon Cartoon Weekend: Big Pick marathon. The summer also featured off-air events such as a sweepstakes where the winner gets to pick their destinations and last year's tour returns.	
Cartoon Network Special: Daffy Duck's Feather's Day Special 	June 18, 2000 	A 8-hour Father's Day Looney Tunes marathon which aired Daffy Duck cartoons exclusively. 	
Cartoon Network Special: Rocky & Bullwinkle's "You Call This a Marathon?" Marathon	June 24, 2000 	A 3-hour marathon starring the moose and squirrel, tying in with the theatrical release of The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle. 	
Cartoon Network Special: President Scooby's Movies for the People 	July 1-3, 2000 	The newly elected president of Cartoon Network, Scooby-Doo, invites you to a three-day marathon with double features of his crime-fighting, mystery solving career between 7:00pm and 11:00pm every night. 	
Cartoon Network Special: National Ed Day 	July 23, 2000 	A 8-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend: Big Pick 	August 25-27, 2000 	The fourth annual Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon which aired for 53-hours. This year introduced the Big Pick, allowing viewers to pick which pilot shown throughout the summer should be pick as the new Cartoon Cartoon series. The three finalists were; The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?, and Longhair and Doubledome. These pilots would air every night at 9:00am and 9:00pm respectively throughout the weekend. Viewers would call or go online to vote for which Cartoon Cartoon pilot would become a full series in Fall 2001. Billy & Mandy won, however Robot Jones would also be greenlit.	
Powerpuff Powerstuff Marathon 	August 12, 2000 	A 7-hour Powerpuff Girls marathon. During this event, viewers were able to call in at any point to get prizes. In addition, one lucky viewer who called in would win every single piece of Powerpuff Girls merchandise available at the time. 	
Toonami: DBZ: Garlic Jr. Saga Mini-Marathon 	September 1, 2000 	A 2-hour Toonami marathon that featured the final 4 episodes of the Garlic Jr. saga of Dragon Ball Z including the premiere of the final episode "Krillin's Proposal" at 5:30 PM. Although the saga had previously aired on the Rising Sun from April 8th to May 27th, the final episode ("Krillin's Proposal") went unaired until this marathon. This mini-marathon was followed by episodes of Tenchi in Tokyo and Batman: The Animated Series from 6:00-7:00 PM.
This event came at the tail-end of the saga's premiere on the weekday afternoon Toonami block (Tuesday, August 29th - Friday, September 1st) and was aired in order to complete the saga so that new episodes of the series (Trunks saga) could begin airing on Toonami the following Monday. Other than the premiere of the 10 episode Garlic Jr. saga, Dragon Ball Z had been in reruns on Toonami since the final episode of the Frieza saga premiered on November 3, 1999.	
Cartoon Network Special: Tom and Jerry: Slamfest 	September 4, 2000 	A 6-hour marathon of the original Tom and Jerry shorts directed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera. 	
Cartoon Network's Gag Warehouse Summer Clearance Spectacular 	September 10, 2000 	A 3-hour marathon that presented various gag-filled cartoons, from classic theatrical shorts to episodes of Cartoon Cartoons. Its commercials and bumpers were spoofs of kitschy, poorly-made commercials for local retailers. 	
Toonami: The Intruder 	September 18-22, 2000 	Toonami's first Total Immersion Event (T.I.E.), and is remembered for bringing about the death of TOM 1 and the birth of TOM 2. The first five episodes aired that week, reaching its climax on September 22nd. A contest related to the aftermath began the following Monday and further episodes detailing the results aired on November 6th and November 24th.
After every episode of The Intruder, a password was given that could be used to unlock a Flash game on Toonami.com. The games involved the player leading the "Clyde50-B" robot around and saving Clydes in different areas of the ship while simultaneously avoid being eaten by the Intruder.	
The Flintstones Anniversary Special 	September 30, 2000 	Cartoon Network salutes the modern stone-age family's 40th with screenings of the original pitch pilot, The Man Called Flintstone and The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones. 	
Favorite Dexters 	October 8, 2000 	A 7-hour marathon that featured 14 of Cartoon Network's favorite episodes of Dexter's Laboratory. The bumpers created for the marathon included letters from CN executives explaining which episode is their favorite and why. 	
The Scooby-Doo/Courage the Cowardly Dog Scare-a-Thon 	October 23-26, 2000 	A week-long promotion that presented episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and Courage the Cowardly Dog, and invited viewers to vote on who was the scariest dog. 
Tying in with the promotion was the Scare-a-Thon Sweepstakes, which viewers could enter online at CartoonNetwork.com and through a mail-in entry. The sweepstakes offered the grand prize of a trip to Roswell, New Mexico, and 100 first prize winners received a copy of Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders and a Cheetos snack pack. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Halloween Party (2000) 	October 27, 2000 	A Halloween-themed edition of Cartoon Network's weekly programming block Cartoon Cartoon Fridays. Between each of the shows broadcast, segments were presented in which the Cartoon Cartoon characters dress up as each other. 	
The Scooby Movies Marathon 	October 28, 2000 	A 10-hour Scooby-Doo movie marathon was advertised as featuring "the scariest Scooby-Doo movies ever made". 	
Scare-a-Thon Winner's Marathon 	October 29, 2000 	Courage the Cowardly Dog won the Scare-a-Thon Sweepstakes, thus the show aired for 10 hours. 	
Toonami Movies (2000) 	November 10, 2000-January 5, 2001	The second round of Toonami Movies features the network premieres of "Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz", "The Batman/Superman Movie: World's Finest", and a feature-length edit of the Blue Submarine No. 6 miniseries. 	
The Powerpuff Girls Music Marathon 	November 11, 2000 	A 6-hour marathon that featured the premiere of "Signal in the Sky", a Powerpuff Girls themed music video from the band The Apples in Stereo. 	
Grinch Week 	November 13-16, 2000 	Each night at 8:00pm, a special showing of the Dr. Seuss classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, tying in with the release of the live-action movie version. 	
Looney Movie Marathon (2000) 	November 24, 2000 	A special Cartoon Theatre marathon that featured four Looney Tunes movies. 	
The Christmas Party (2000) 	December 2-25, 2000 	The Christmas Party returns for another year. The event kicks off with the premiere of The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus during Cartoon Theatre. Other events that occurred during the month include:
* A week of holiday specials from December 4 to December 7, including those for The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Smurfs, The Flintstones, and The Jetsons.
* A special edition of Cartoon Cartoon Fridays on December 22, including a special holiday-themed episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy.
* A 24-hour marathon of holiday specials and episodes from Christmas Eve starting at noon.
* A special holiday themed Cartoon Theatre marathon after the main Christmas Party marathon.	250x250px
JBVO Hour Special 	December 3, 2000 	Johnny Bravo hosts an extended edition of JBVO to prep up for the weekend-long marathon of the show. Throughout, Johnny Bravo will remind viewers to vote for which movies to air during the following weekend as well as how to participate in the weekend crawl. 	
JBVO Weekend 	December 9-10, 2000 	A two-day marathon of viewer requested cartoons hosted by Johnny Bravo on the set of JBVO. In addition, viewers would also get to see their message presented in a crawl throughout the marathon. 	
"Special Programming" (2000) 	December 21, 30, 2000 	Two blocks of "Special Programming" late at night, which coincided with the network's annual end of year late night stealth premieres. This year's special programming blocks featured stealth premieres for shows that would eventually air on the Adult Swim block: Sealab 2021, The Brak Show, Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law and Aqua Teen Hunger Force. 	
A Very Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Holiday Special (2000) 	December 22, 2000 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a special holiday edition hosted by I.M. Weasel featuring various characters from Cartoon Cartoons paying homage to classic Christmas specials. The night also featured a new holiday episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Cartoon Theatre: Holiday Spectacular 	December 25, 2000 	A seven-hour marathon of holiday movies provided by Cartoon Theatre. 	
Cartoon Theatre: Holiday Week 	December 26-29, 2000 	A four-day special block of Cartoon Theatre that had movies every day at noon. 	
New Year's Eve Bash! 	December 31, 2000 	A selection of action-packed episodes of The Powerpuff Girls and Dexter's Laboratory. 	
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New Year's Evil 	January 1, 2001 	Toonami rings in 2001 with a marathon of the Garlic Jr. saga of Dragon Ball Z. 	
Courage the Cowardly Dog Marathon (January 2001) 	January 15, 2001 	An eight-hour marathon of every episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog that aired up to that point. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays: Big Game XXIX Tailgate Party 	January 26, 2001 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays hosts a tailgate party for The Big Game XXIX: Bugs vs. Daffy marathon. 	
The Big Game XXIX: Bugs vs. Daffy 	January 27 & 28, 2001 	The fourth annual Super Bowl spoof marathons, The Big Game XXIX: Bugs vs. Daffy was a 4-hour marathon with the first hour consisting of a pre-game show that featured analysis by experts Jerry Glanville, Nick Buoniconti, Dan Marino, Cris Collinsworth and Len Dawson (for the final time, borrowed from sister property HBO's Inside the NFL) as well as narration by Harry Kalas. The marathon featured 18 Looney Tunes shorts starring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck as well as play-by-play and color commentary from Pat Summerall and John Madden during commercials. The marathon would air the following day (Super Bowl Sunday). 
For the game itself, clips from the following Bugs-vs.-Daffy cartoon shorts were used: 
*Rabbit Fire (most of the first quarter)
*Rabbit Seasoning (end of the first and fourth quarters)
*The Iceman Ducketh (second quarter)
*Duck! Rabbit, Duck! (start of the third quarter)
*The Abominable Snow-Rabbit (end of the third quarter and start of the fourth quarter)
*The Million Hare (most of the fourth quarter)
The game notably ended with a surprise victory for Daffy, with Bugs having thrown the game and left towards the end of the fourth quarter.
This is the final Super Bowl spoof marathon.	
Bedrock Block 	February 10-March 3, 2001 	A three-hour marathon block of The Flintstones that lasted through the month of February. Week 1 included stone-age versions of popular celebrities, week 2 was themed after popular stone-age destinations, week 3 was centered on The Great Gazoo and week 4 featured musical numbers. 	
Villain-tine's Day 	February 14, 2001 	Cartoon Network brings out the bad guys for a 12-hour Valentine's Day marathon including episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, The Powerpuff Girls and Courage the Cowardly Dog. The villains also take over Toonami by presenting a special block of themed episodes. 	
Cartoon Network Special: Scooby President's Day 2001 	February 19, 2001 	A 8-hour marathon celebrating President's Day dedicated to the network's president and canine-in-chief, Scooby-Doo. The marathon also serves as the great dane's State of the Union address. 	
Ed-ternal Summer 	February 25, 2001 	An eight-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy airing in the dead of winter as an ode to summer, including bumpers parodying Soviet era propaganda. 	
Porky's Birthday Weekend 	March 10-11, 2001 	Cartoon Network honors the stuttering pig with a two-day marathon of his shorts to celebrate his 66th birthday. 	
Powerpuff Popularity Contest 	March 19-22 & 25, 2001 	A Powerpuff Girls marathon that aired for 1-hour across 5-days at 8:00pm. During this event, viewers were able to vote the favorite Powerpuff Girl at CartoonNetwork.com. On March 25, Bubbles won the contest, and The Powerpuff Girls aired for 6-and a half hours. 
*Powerpuff Popularity Contest, sponsored by Got Milk?. 	
Boomerang: Tom and Jerry Marathon 	March 31, 2001 	To celebrate sister channel Boomerang airing a whole week of Tom and Jerry, Cartoon Network aired a 3-hour special late into the night. 	
Tex Avery's Marathon of Fools 	April 1, 2001 	A 18-hour marathon of classic cartoons directed by Tex Avery. 	
The Best We Got 	April 14-15 2001 	A 2-day 20-hour marathon of some of the best cartoons that have aired on the network. Saturday's marathon was dedicated to Looney Tunes shorts, while Sunday featured Cartoon Cartoons. 	
Sheep in the Big City Marathon 	April 22, 2001-July 15, 2001 	 	
Cartoon Cartoon Primetime 	April 30-May 31, 2001 	The network introduces the Primetime block by airing two-hour marathons of a Cartoon Cartoon that would be rotated in weekly every weeknight from 8:00pm to 10:00pm. 	
Mamathon 	May 13, 2001 	The second annual 8-hour Mother's Day marathon airing nothing but Johnny Bravo. 	
Toonami: Gatorade Giveaway" Sweepstakes 	May 11, 2001 	A three-hour Toonami sweepstakes involving Gatorade. To enter, participants were instructed to watch the Toonami broadcast, from 4:00-7:00 PM, and call the toll-free number given during commercial breaks. 100 calls received during the broadcast won a piece of official NBA merchandise. 1 grand prize winner was also selected at random and received a trip to a 2001 NBA Finals game.	
Looney Tunes Fairy Tales Special 	May 17, 2001 	A three-hour special presentation of Looney Tunes fables to promote the release of Shrek in theaters the following day.
In conjunction with the marathon, Cartoon Network ran the Fairy Tales Can Come True Sweepstakes on CartoonNetwork.com; the grand prize winner received a vacation to a castle in Ireland, while 300 first prize winners received a Shrek figurine from McFarlane Toys.	
Tom and Jerry: Slamfest (2001) 	May 28, 2001 	A rematch of the previous Tom and Jerry: Slamfest marathon, now extended to 12 hours. The marathon also featured the network premiere of "The Mansion Cat". 	
June Bugs (2001) 	June 1-3, 2001 	The ninth annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 49-hours. Cartoon Network intended to air every single Bugs Bunny cartoon ever theatrically released at the time, but 11 were pulled due to excessive racial stereotyping. (shorts with minor racial gags such as "Fresh Hare" and "Southern Fried Rabbit" aired censored as usual) Contrary to popular belief, "What's Cookin' Doc?" aired during the marathon. 
*Lemonheads and Red Hots sponsored the marathon
*June Bugs held a "Special Delivery Sweepstakes" in which 1000 people won a special delivery package, only one which held tickets for a trip of four to Australia.	
Cartoon Cartoon Summer (2001) 	June 4-August 26, 2001 	The third and final annual Cartoon Cartoon Summer event makes a splash as Cartoon Network dedicates its weeknight programming to their half-hour original series. This year, the network introduces its Primetime block, with weeknights being dedicated to strip runs of Courage the Cowardly Dog, Ed, Edd n Eddy, The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory and Johnny Bravo every weeknight from 7:30pm to 10:00pm. The summer also features the series debuts of Time Squad and Grim & Evil during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays.
Just like last year, Cartoon Network premiered 10 original series pilots during the Premiere Premiere Show throughout the summer, which culminated with the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays: Big Pick Weekend marathon.	
Powerpuff Papathon 	June 17, 2001 	A special 7-hour Powerpuff Girls and Father's Day marathon featuring episodes focusing on Professor Utonium. 	
ToonHeads: The Wartime Cartoons 	July 1, 2001 	ToonHeads takes a deep dive into some of the cartoons made during World War II to promote war efforts. 	
Ed-Dependence Day 	July 4, 2001 	A special 9-hour Ed, Edd n Eddy marathon to coincide with Independence Day, including a 4th of July Cookout hosted by the Eds. 	
A Very Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Holiday Special in July	July 20, 2001 	A repeat of the broadcast from last December, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a special holiday edition to celebrate Christmas in July. The block also featured a new episode of Time Squad and the premiere of The Kids Next Door. 	
Christmas in July (2001) 	July 22, 2001 	The network presents eight hours of Christmas specials to coincide with Christmas in July. 	
Samurai Jack: The Premiere Movie 	August 10, 2001 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays gets preempted by a movie edit of the first three episodes of Samurai Jack on Cartoon Theater at 7:00pm. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Big Pick Weekend 	August 24-26, 2001 	The fifth annual Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon which aired for 52-hours and the second and final Big Pick event. Viewers could call or go online to vote on which of 11 animated pilots that played throughout the Big Pick will become a new Cartoon Network series. Alongside the pilots, the new series Grim & Evil made its debut. 
*The event was sponsored by Kellogg's, and alongside the main Big Pick event, viewers would vote on eight breakfast cereals based on Cartoon Cartoon characters following their Powerpuff Girls cereal promotion. Despite the promotion, no winner was reportedly chosen and it never materialized.
*There's also another event during The Big Pick Show, which the viewers were able to call a 1-800 number to get a 225 DVD TV price pack.	
Kids' WB Spotlight Show 	August 31-November 16, 2001 	Now that Turner operates The WB, the network utilizes its synergy with Kids' WB to showcase a different show from the block every Friday night at 7:30pm. 	
Labor Day Fred-athon 	September 3, 2001 	A 9-hour Labor Day marathon, featuring classic Flintstones episodes, and The Man Called Flintstone. 	
Toonami Movies (2001) 	October 19-December 7, 2001 	Another round of Toonami Movies, this time including the network premieres of three Sailor Moon films: "R", "S", and "Super S". The films this year were preceded by brand-new episodes of ReBoot. 	
Night of the Living Doo 	October 31, 2001 	An all-day Scooby-Doo marathon on Halloween, with bumpers that would eventually be compiled into a short film of the same name. 	
Dexter Goes Global 	November 18, 2001 	Viewers worldwide voted for their country's favorite Dexter's Laboratory episodes in this 12-hour marathon airing across all Cartoon Network channels internationally, leading up to the hour-long season 3 premiere. 	
The Looney Movie Marathon 	November 23, 2001 	A marathon of four Looney Tunes compilation movies. 	
The Uncle Gus Show 	November 23, 2001 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a salute to Uncle Gus, featuring his first short, "For the Love of Monkeys", and the premiere of his second, "Not So Fast". 	
Cartoon Network's 12 Days of Christmas 	December 3-20, 2001 	 	
12-Hour Christmas Party (2001) 	December 8, 2001 	A 12-hour marathon of Christmas specials. 	250px
A Very Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Holiday Special (2001) 	December 21, 2001 	A repeat of the broadcast from last December, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a special holiday edition. 	250px
The Christmas Party (2001) 	December 24-25, 2001 	The fifth annual Christmas Party event, with 24 hours of holiday specials. 	
A Night of New Year's Eve-il 	December 31, 2001-January 1, 2002	A six-hour marathon dedicated to Cartoon Network's rogues gallery to close out 2001 and ring in 2002. The first two hours featured episodes of Cartoon Network's original series, while after midnight, Toonami took over with its own marathon featuring a mini-marathon of Dragon Ball Z and a new episode of Mobile Suit Gundam. 	
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Courage the Cowardly Dog Marathon (January 2002) 	January 21, 2002 	Cartoon Network presents nine hours of one of the most scarediest dogs around. 	
Batman vs. Superman 	January 21-26, 2002 	Toonami lets you decide who would be the better hero in a week-long event pitting Batman and Superman against each other. During the week, episodes of Batman: The Animated Series and Superman: The Animated Series air on Toonami and viewers can vote on who's better. The event culminated with a six-hour event on Saturday, with the first four hours being alternating episodes of the two shows. Superman won the poll and thus had the last two hours of the marathon dedicated to him. 	
Time Squad President's Day Marathon 	February 18, 2002 	A seven-hour marathon of every episode of Time Squad that aired up to that point in honor of President's Day. 	
Toonami's 5th Anniversary 	March 15, 2002 	For Toonami's fifth anniversary, the block presents the movie cut of the Blue Submarine No. 6 OVA, followed by the crew's favorite Dragon Ball Z episode. 	
Zoids: Two Weeks Only 	March 18-29, 2002 	Toonami presents two weeks' worth of Zoids: New Century every weekday at 5:00pm. 	
The 1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show Program Special: Live in Stereo	March 23, 2002 	A 2-hour special, and is similar to the Golden Betty Awards Week, it was a spoof on Academy Awards. Hosted by Johnny Bravo, the special showcased various cartoon clips, episodes of various Cartoon Network series and even the winners. The special featured a mix of Cartoon Network characters and live-action celebrities at the Hanna-Barbera Pavilion. 	
Bruce Timm's Batman Top 10 	March 31-June 23, 2002 	Bruce Timm presents his top 10 Batman: The Animated Series episodes every Sunday night at 7:30. Despite it being a countdown, the episodes were aired in no particular order. 	
Joker's Day 	April 1, 2002 	Toonami presents a two hour marathon of Batman: The Animated Series episodes dedicated to Gotham's most insane villain. 	
Boomerang: Special Presentation (2002) 	April 1-5, 2002 	To celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the launch of Boomerang, Cartoon Network played a special Boomerang block from 10pm-6am for the first 5 days of April, preempting the network's late night programming including Toonami Midnight Run. 	
Courage the Cowardly Dog Marathon (April 2002) 	April 5, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a three-hour marathon of Courage the Cowardly Dog. 	
Ed, Edd n Eddy Marathon (April 2002) 	April 12, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a three-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Grim & Evil Marathon 	April 19, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a marathon of every Grim & Evil episode that has aired. 	
Courage Monstervision Marathon (2002) 	April 20, 2002 	Cartoon Network presents a six-hour marathon of some of the most horrifying villains Courage the Cowardly Dog has ever faced. 	
Mamathon 	May 12, 2002 	The third and final annual 8-hour Mother's Day marathon airing nothing but Johnny Bravo. 	
Boys of Summer 	May 27, 2002 	This Memorial Day, kick off the summer season all day long with Cartoon Network's best loafers... Ed, Edd and Eddy. 	
Top 10 The Powerpuff Girls episodes 	May 31, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a marathon counting down the top 10 episodes of The Powerpuff Girls. Viewers can call in during the marathon for a chance to win a Powerpuff Girls guitar or a Mojo Jojo guitar amongst over various prizes. 	
The Powerpuff Girls Slumber Party 	May 31-June 1, 2002 	After presenting the top 10 episodes, the marathon continues through the night as a slumber party. 	
June Bugs A to Z 	June 1-3, 2002 	The tenth annual non-stop Bugs Bunny marathon aired for 38 hours. This marathon aired Bugs' filmography in alphabetical order. This was the last June Bugs marathon that aired on Cartoon Network for 10 years. Boomerang used this format from 2004-2006. 	
Scooby Hits Hollywood 	June 3-6, 2002 	A week long block of episodes of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! and The New Scooby-Doo Movies to promote the theatrical release of the live action Scooby-Doo movie. 	
June Movies 	June 3-July 2, 2002 	Cartoon Network presents a whole month of movies weeknights at 7:00pm. The event also includes the premieres of The Swan Princess: Escape from Castle Mountain, Cats Don't Dance, Balto 2: Wolf Quest, The Land Before Time VIII: The Big Freeze and The Iron Giant. 	
The Iron Giant Marathon 	July 2-3, 2002 	A 24-hour marathon of The Iron Giant, which made its network premiere that night. 	
The Powerpuff Girls Mini-Marathon 	July 7, 2002 	A three-hour The Powerpuff Girls marathon to promote the theatrical release of The Powerpuff Girls Movie. 	
Robot Week 	July 15-18, 2002 	A weeklong marathon of Dexter's Laboratory and Time Squad episodes that lasted from 8:00pm to 9:00pm. This was to promote the series premiere of Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? on July 29th during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays. 	
In-Flight Movies: Pick-a-Flick 	August 9, 2002 	Viewers get to decide which movie would air on Toonami today, from a choice between Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero or The Batman/Superman Movie: World's Finest. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker won the vote and was subsequentally shown that day. 	
Toonami: In-Flight Movies (2002) 	August 16-September 20, 2002	Following the Pick-a-Flick event, Toonami presented more films on Friday nights throughout the following two months. This year's event included the premieres of the pilot movies of two new Toonami series: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2002), and Transformers: Armada. 	
Top 10 Dexter's Laboratory episodes 	August 16, 2002 	To promote the release of the album Dexter's Laboratory: The Hip-Hop Experiment, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays started with a marathon of the top 10 Dexter's Laboratory episodes. The remainder of the block consisted of a similar marathon. Additionally, a music video for the album's "Back to the Lab" premiered after "The Grand-Daddy of All Inventions". 	
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend Summerfest 	August 23-August 25, 2002 	The sixth annual Cartoon Cartoon Weekend marathon which aired for 50-hours. The marathon also included the premieres of eight new shorts, but unlike the previous two years, the audience did not pick which would become a new series. A sneak peek of the then-upcoming Codename: Kids Next Door aired during the marathon (which was the pilot short from the year before). This marathon is notable for having music videos, with live-bands playing on an animated background. This was the last Cartoon Cartoon Weekend.	
Ed, Edd n Eddy Pool Party 	August 30, 2002 	A four-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy on Cartoon Cartoon Fridays to commemorate the end of summer. 	
Tom and Jerry: Slamfest (2002) 	September 2, 2002 	Yet another rematch of the previous Tom and Jerry: Slamfest marathon, now shortened to 8 hours. 	
Scaretoon Scaretoon Fright-Days 	October 4-25, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays becomes haunted for Halloween, with a Scooby-Doo movie presentation and episodes of Courage the Cowardly Dog and Grim & Evil every Friday night. 	
Courage's Trick or Shriek Marathon 	October 31-November 1, 2002 	A 24-hour Halloween marathon of Courage the Cowardly Dog. 	
Cartoon Cartoons: The Top 5 Special Event 	November 11-15, 2002 	A week-long special edition of The Top 5, counting down the top 5 episodes of Ed, Edd n Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Dexter's Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls with the number 1 episodes airing during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays. 	
Christmas in Bedrock 	November 29, 2002 	A three-hour marathon of Flintstones Christmas specials preempting half of the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays block. 	
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays: Special Night, Special Time 	November 29, 2002 	To compensate for the Christmas in Bedrock marathon eating up much of CCF's time, the block gets promoted at a special time with the premiere of Private Eye Princess. 	
Toonami: He-Man-athon 	November 30, 2002 	Toonami presents a marathon of every episode of the 2002 series of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe that aired up to that point. 	
The 12 Days of Christmas 	December 2-19, 2002 	 	
Transformers: Armada Marathon 	December 8, 2002 	Toonami presents a special three-hour marathon of Transformers: Armada. 	
12-Hour Christmas Party (2002) 	December 14, 2002 	Cartoon Network presents 12 hours of holiday specials, including the premieres of Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer and Olive the Other Reindeer. 	
A Very Cartoon Cartoon Fridays Holiday Special (2002) 	December 20, 2002 	A repeat of the broadcast from the last two years, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a special holiday edition of the block. The special kicks off with a new episode of Codename: Kids Next Door. 	
24-Hour Christmas Party (2002) 	December 24-25, 2002 	The sixth annual Christmas Party event, with 24 hours of holiday specials. 	250px
Codename: Kids Next Door Marathon 	December 27, 2002 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays airs a four-hour marathon of Codename: Kids Next Door with every episode aired up to that point. The marathon kicked off with a new episode of the show. 	
Samurai Jack Marathon 	December 29, 2002 	Toonami presents a three-hour marathon of Samurai Jack. 	
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Zoids: Chaotic Century Final Four 	January 4, 2003 	The final four episodes of Zoids: Chaotic Century make their premiere on Toonami Super Saturdays. 	
Eds All Day 	January 20, 2003 	In the vein of MTV's Jackass, the Eds perform some of the most outrageous stunts in a seven-hour Ed, Edd n Eddy marathon. 	
Cartoon Network NBA All-Star Slam (2003) 	February 9, 2003 	The first annual NBA All-Star Slam marathon featured 13 NBA players telling viewers about their favorite cartoon characters and introducing some of the best cartoons featuring those characters in a special marathon leading up to the tip-off of the 2003 NBA All-Star Game on sister network TNT. 	
Johnny Bravo's Best Dates 	February 14, 2003 	In a parody of MTV's Blind Dates, Cartoon Cartoon Fridays presents a mini-marathon of Johnny Bravo, all leading up to the new special "It's Valentine's Day, Johnny Bravo". 	
Dexter's President's Day Marathon (2003) 	February 17, 2003 	A seven-hour marathon of Dexter's Laboratory to commemorate President's Day. 	
Giant Robot Week 	February 24-28, 2003 	A five-day salute to the mecha genre of Japanese anime on Toonami. 	
Greatest Musical Moments 	March 7, 2003 	A 1-hour musical special narrated by British actor Andrew Collins. 	
Dragon Ball Z: Best of Buu 	March 10-14, 2003 	A week-long block of Dragon Ball Z episodes centered around Majin Buu during Toonami. 	
Dragon Ball Z: The Final 15 	March 17-April 7, 2003 	Every weekday at 5:30pm, Toonami presents the final 15 episodes of Dragon Ball Z. 	
April Fools' Day Monkey Marathon 	April 1, 2003 	A 15-hour monkey-themed April Fools marathon that aired. Bumpers were aired showing monkeys taking over the network by order of the new network chimpanzee president named, Jimbo, who picked a lineup of toons starring monkeys and apes in prominent roles. This marathon is notable for being the last time The Great Grape Ape Show aired on Cartoon Network. 	
Powerpuff Girls Sleepover 	April 11, 2003 	An all-night marathon of The Powerpuff Girls during Cartoon Cartoon Fridays. 	
Hamtaro Mini Marathon 	April 13, 2003 	A two-hour marathon of Hamtaro with four new episodes back-to-back. 	
The Easter Monkey (2003) 	April 20, 2003 	The Easter Monkey makes a visit to Cartoon Network in an all-day marathon. The network's regular schedule was in place that day despite being a special event. 	
Mother's Day Wilma-thon 	May 11, 2003 	A 7-hour Flintstones marathon chronicling Wilma Flintstone's journey from bachelorette to mother (and then to grandmother). 	
Gigantic Summer 	May 23-September 1, 2003 	 	
The Powerpuff Girls Movie Premiere Weekend 	May 23-26, 2003 	Presenting the Cartoon Network premiere of The Powerpuff Girls Movie four nights in a row, which includes behind-the-scenes footage and deleted scenes. 	
Summer Fridays 	Fridays; May 23-August 29, 2003 	Cartoon Cartoon Fridays gets a major revamp for the summer, ditching the hosting segments entirely and with an increased focus on non-Cartoon Cartoon programming. 	
Memorial Day Movie Marathon (2003) 	May 26, 2003 	A twelve-hour movie marathon for Memorial Day, including another airing of The Powerpuff Girls Movie as part of the movie's premiere weekend. 	
Best of Kenshin 	May 27-30, 2003 	Toonami presents a special week featuring the best of Rurouni Kenshin at 6:30pm. 	
Cartoon Network's Funniest Bloopers and Other Embarrassing Moments	June 6, 2003 	A 1-hour special hosted by voice actor Tom Kenny, the show was a spoof of shows like TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes and showcased various flubbed lines, technical gaffes, and comical mishaps that occurred during the filming of various Cartoon Network series. In addition, the 1953 short Duck Amuck and the 1997 short Blooper Bunny were shown in their entirety.	
My Dad's Gone Crazy! 	June 15, 2003 	A 7-hour Father's Day marathon starring Cartoon Network's stupidest and/or craziest dads. 	
Camp Cartoon Cartoon 	June 16-20, 2003 	A 3-hour marathon block various Cartoon Cartoons, with The Powerpuff Girls on June 16th, Ed, Edd n Eddy on June 17th, Dexter's Laboratory on June 18th, Codename: Kids Next Door on June 19th, and Courage the Cowardly Dog on June 20th. 	
Justice Saturday 	July 5, 2003 	A three-hour marathon on the Saturday Video Entertainment System to promote the season premiere of Justice League. The first two hours featured Superman: The Animated Series episodes involving Darkseid, followed by the premiere of the Justice League episode "Twilight". 	
Camp Cartoon (2003) 	July 7-August 22, 2003 	A 2.5-hour marathon block of various Cartoon Network shows, with A Pup Named Scooby-Doo on Mondays, Ed, Edd n Eddy on Tuesdays, Dexter's Laboratory on Wednesdays, Courage the Cowardly Dog on Thursdays, and a wild card on Fridays. The format would continue for a few more months with Last Bell. 	
Christmas in July (2003) 	July 25, 2003 	Summer Fridays presents a two-hour Christmas marathon including The Flintstones, Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries and Johnny Bravo. 	
Code of the Samurai 	July 28-31, 2003 	Every weeknight at 9:00pm, catch episodes of Samurai Jack to find codes for the new Code of the Samurai online game. 	
Codename: Kids Next Door: Mission Weekend 	August 7-9, 2003 	The Kids Next Door need your help stopping the adults from taking over the network in a 51-hour marathon of Cartoon Cartoons by finding clues for an online game. 	
Duck vs. Rabbit 	August 16, 2003 	A 12-hour marathon of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck cartoons to promote a new Looney Tunes themed Saturday morning block the following week with the premiere of Duck Dodgers. 	
Don't Go Back to School Day 	September 1, 2003 	A 7-and-a-half hour marathon featuring school themed episodes of Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken, The Powerpuff Girls, and Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?. 	
Shocktober 	October 2003 	Special Halloween episodes and movies were aired every weeknight at 8:00pm in October. 	
November Premieres 	November 3-26, 2003 	New episodes of Cartoon Network's programming aired every weeknight at 8:00pm throughout November. 	
Thanksgiving Day Cartoons 	November 27, 2003 	An all-day marathon of classic Thanksgiving themed cartoons, including airings of The Thanksgiving That Almost Wasn't and an airing of the An American Tail trilogy. 	
The Iron Giant Marathon (2003) 	November 28-29, 2003 	A 24-hour marathon of The Iron Giant. 	
A Cartoon Christmas 	December 1-12, 2003 	A two-week lineup with holiday specials and movies starting weeknights at 8:00pm. Includes holiday premieres of Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol, The Night B4 Christmas and The Powerpuff Girls Christmas special. 	
The Cartoon Network Christmas Party (2003) 	December 22-25, 2003 	The seventh annual Christmas Party event, with various holiday specials. 	250px
Cartoon Theatre Marathon (2003) 	December 25, 2003 	A special 11-hour marathon of Cartoon Theatre featuring select animated movies. 	
Christmas Is Over 	December 29, 2003-January 2, 2004	A week-long post-Christmas celebration with back to back episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Ed, Edd n Eddy and Codename: Kids Next Door, followed by a movie presentation every weekday morning. 	
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The Eds Day Off 	January 19, 2004 	A seven-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Don't Be My Valentine 	February 14, 2004 	A nine-hour marathon of love themed episodes of Cartoon Network's original series, including three airings of It's Valentine's Day, Johnny Bravo. 	
Cartoon Network NBA All-Star Slam (2004) 	February 15, 2004 	A four-hour marathon of sports-themed Cartoon Cartoon episodes to lead in to the tipoff of the NBA All-Star Game on TNT. 	
Kids Next Door President's Day Marathon 	February 16, 2004 	A seven-hour marathon of Codename: Kids Next Door. 	
Leap Year Time Travel Day Marathon 	February 29, 2004 	A seven-hour marathon of time travel themed episodes of Cartoon Network's original series, capping off with an airing of Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip. 	
Great Gazoo Day 	March 14, 2004 	A 5-hour St. Patrick's Day marathon featuring the The Man Called Flintstone and six Flintstones episodes starring The Great Gazoo. 	
Dragon Ball Chronicles 	March 29-April 15, 2004 	A three-week event during Toonami preempting the entire block with episodes of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT. 	
The Easter Monkey (2004) 	April 11, 2004 	The Easter Monkey returns to the Cartoon Network for the second year in a row. This time, the schedule included premieres of Baby Looney Tunes: Egg-straordinary Adventure, Here Comes Peter Cottontail and Joseph: King of Dreams. The entire 3.5 hour broadcast would encore immediately afterwards. 	
May Movie Month 	May 1-30, 2004 	A month full of animated movies at 7:00pm from Sundays-Thursdays, 8:00pm on Fridays, and 7:30pm on Saturdays. Includes premieres of Scooby-Doo and the Monster of Mexico, The King and I, The Scarecrow, The Lord of the Rings, Under the Black Flag and Justice League: Starcrossed the Movie. 	
Our Funniest Eds 	May 31-July 1, 2004 	Every weeknight at 7:00pm, Cartoon Network presents the best of Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Camp Cartoon (2004) 	June 14-September 10, 2004 	A three-hour (later four-hour) block of cartoon marathons, with Ed, Edd n Eddy on Mondays, Codename: Kids Next Door on Tuesdays, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy on Wednesdays, Scooby-Doo content on Thursdays, and a wild card on Fridays. The format would continue into the next month with Fresh Cartoons, only replacing the Scooby-Doo content with The Cramp Twins. 	
Miguzi: Wheel of Gooz 	September 5, 2004-January 16, 2005	Catch two hours of your favorite Miguzi series every Sunday afternoon. 	250px
Don't Go Back to School Day (2004) 	September 6, 2004 	A nine-hour Labor Day marathon of your favorite series. 	
Top 20 	September 12, 2004 	A special edition of The Top 5, counting down 20 episodes of Cartoon Network's original series. 	
Fresh Cartoons 	September 13-October 8, 2004 	Catch back to back blocks of cartoons every day from 3:00pm to 5:00pm, with Ed, Edd n Eddy on Mondays, Codename: Kids Next Door on Tuesdays, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy on Wednesdays, The Cramp Twins on Thursdays, and either a wild card or a Cartoon Theatre presentation on Fridays. 	250px
Saturday Block Party: Mega Man NT Warrior 	October 8, 2004 	Saturday Block Party presents two hours of Mega Man NT Warrior. This marks the only time the series aired in any form on the network. 	
Columbus Day Celebration (2004) 	October 10, 2004 	Catch seven hours of Codename: Kids Next Door and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends from 9:00am to 4:00pm. 	
Cartoon Network Election 2004 	October 18-November 5, 2004 	Retconning the Cartoon Campaign 2000 results, Ed, president of Cartoon Network, is running for re-election, while also facing competition from Plank and Numbuh One. "Political" ads for the 3 candidates began airing on October 1, 2004 and viewers could vote for their favorite candidate online, before Ed was able to win re-election during the November 5, 2004 edition of Fridays.	
Scooby Scary Movie Week 	October 25-29, 2004 	Cartoon Network presents a week of Scooby-Doo movies leading up to the premiere of Scooby-Doo and the Loch Ness Monster on Friday. 	
Scary Saturday Block Party 	October 30, 2004 	A special Halloween edition of Saturday Block Party with Halloween themed episodes of Hamtaro, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, alongside an airing of Scary Godmother: Halloween Spooktacular. 	
Billy and Mandy Dare-a-Thon 	October 31, 2004 	A seven-hour marathon of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, with two airings of the show's Halloween special. 	
Saturday Block Party: Shaman King 	November 6, 2004 	Saturday Block Party presents two hours of Shaman King. This marks the only time the series aired in any form on the network. 	
Cartoon Thanksgiving Mini-Marathon 	November 22-24, 2004 	In preparation of Thanksgiving Day, Cartoon Network presents four hours of cartoons, including Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends on Monday, Atomic Betty on Tuesday, and Codename: Kids Next Door on Wednesday. 	
Transformers: Energon Thanksgiving Day Marathon	November 25, 2004 	A six-hour marathon of Transformers: Energon, leading up to two new episodes. 	
Cartoon Theatre: Thanksgiving Movie Marathon 	November 25, 2004 	A 5.5-hour movie marathon featuring The Iron Giant, Scooby-Doo and the Loch Ness Monster and The Prince of Egypt. 	
The Tom and Jerry Food Fight! (2004) 	November 26, 2004 	A six-hour marathon of Tom and Jerry. 	250px
A Cartoon Network Christmas 	November 29-December 25, 2004 	A lineup with holiday specials and movies each night from Monday to Friday at 8:00p. Plus, marathons on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Including new holiday premieres of The Tangerine Bear: Home in Time for Christmas!, Noël Noël and Nine Dog Christmas. Plus, new holiday episodes of Ed, Edd n Eddy and What's New, Scooby-Doo?. 	
Holiday Wheel of Guz-a-Thon 	December 20-December 23, 2004 	 	
Winter Break 	December 27-31, 2004 	A week-long block of back to back episodes of your favorite shows, and a movie presentation every day from 7:00am to 5:00pm. 	
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Day of Firsts (2005) 	January 1, 2005 	A 7-hour New Year's Day marathon which celebrated New Year's Day by featuring very first episodes of the network's programming, It was hosted by Mr. Baby and Baby from Cartoon Network's Fridays. 	
Static Shock Marathon 	January 17, 2005 	A 9-hour marathon of Static Shock in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. 	
Miguzi's Teen Titans 'Guz-A-Thon 	January 17, 2005 	A 3-hour marathon of Teen Titans in Miguzi, leading up to the season 4 premiere. 	
Dragon Ball GT: The Lost Episodes 	February 5-April 16, 2005	Toonami presents the first 16 episodes of Dragon Ball GT that were skipped from the initial run every Saturday at 10:00pm. 	
Cartoon Network NBA All-Star Slam (2005) 	February 20, 2005 	Four hours of alternating episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and Atomic Betty in honor of the NBA All-Star Game on TNT the night before. 	250px
President's Day Marathon (2005) 	February 21, 2005 	A 13-and-a-half hour marathon of Ozzy & Drix, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Codename: Kids Next Door leading up to half-hour episodes of the latter two. 	
Spring Break (2005) 	March 21-April 1, 2005 	A two-week event starts with a movie at 10:00am, and a full hour of your favorites cartoons at 12:00p. 	
Fool's Paradise 	March 21-April 1, 2005 	A two-week foolin' event featuring The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
LEGO Star Wars: Revenge of the Brick 	May 8, 2005 	To promote Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, the accompanying LEGO sets and LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, Cartoon Network presents the titular short film. 	
Star Wars: Clone Wars Marathon (2005) 	May 14, 2005 	Toonami presents the complete series of Star Wars: Clone Wars to promote Revenge of the Sith. 	
Foster's Memorial Day Marathon 	May 30, 2005 	A 3.5-hour marathon of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. 	
Cartoon Network Summer 2005 Kick-Off Special 	May 30, 2005 	A one-hour special of what's to come on Cartoon Network throughout summer 2005. The special was repeated multiple times throughout the week. 	
Lumpus and Slinkman's Cabin Fever 	June 6-August 19, 2005 	A three-month block featuring weeks of movies and marathons of your favorite cartoons airing weekdays from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Hosted by Scoutmaster Lumpus and Slinkman from the new show Camp Lazlo. 	
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Premiere Week (2005)	June 27-30, 2005 	A week of new episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy airing weeknights at 7:30pm. 	
A Week of Fridays 	August 22-25, 2005 	A week event featuring the best moments and cartoons on Fridays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm, in honor of Fridays' 100th episode on August 26th. 	
Last Day of Summer 	September 5, 2005 	A twelve-hour marathon featuring your favorite cartoons with mini-marathons, leading up to new episodes of Camp Lazlo and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends at 6:30pm. 	
Cartoon Network Halloween (2005) 	October 2005 	A month-long event featuring horrifying movies, episodes and specials of your favorites. Includes movie premieres of Scary Godmother 2: The Revenge of Jimmy, and The Haunted Pumpkin of Sleepy Hallow. Plus, new Halloween episodes of Camp Lazlo, Code Lyoko, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee and Ed, Edd n Eddy. 	
Ed-Vice 	November 1-25, 2005 	A four-week event of online voting at CartoonNetwork.com to choose their favorite episodes of Ed, Edd n Eddy and ask the Eds some questions, starting weeknights at 9:00pm. Plus, new episodes every Friday on Fridays. 	
Turkey Days 	November 24-27, 2005 	An event featuring your favorite cartoons, including new 'gobbling' premieres of your favorites on Fridays and the premiere of Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy? all Thanksgiving weekend. 	
Cartoon Network's Holiday Rush (2005) 	December 1-25, 2005 	A lineup of holiday specials and movies each night from Sunday to Thursday at 7:30pm. Including new holiday premieres of Casper's Haunted Christmas, The Legend of Frosty the Snowman, The Night Before Christmas: A Mouse Tale and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. And, new holiday episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Codename: Kids Next Door, Atomic Betty, Krypto the Superdog and ¡Mucha Lucha!: Gigante. Plus, marathons on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.	
Sneak Peek Week 	December 26-29, 2005 	A week of sneak previews of shows slated for 2006 every weeknight at 7:30pm, including My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Ben 10, Robotboy and Zixx. 	
Naruto Year's Eve 	December 31, 2005 	A marathon of every episode of Naruto that aired up to that point, all leading up to a new episode at 10:30pm. 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Valentine's Day (2006) 	February 14, 2006 	 	
Cartoon Network NBA All-Star Slam (2006) 	February 19, 2006 	Four hours of alternating episodes of Ben 10 in honor of the NBA All-Star Game on TNT the night before. 	250px
Out of the Cage 	February 20, 2006 	A all-day marathon of various shows including three airings of the first My Gym Partner's a Monkey episode and the network premiere of Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. Miguzi also participated in on the fun with a Ben 10 marathon.	
A Month of Miyazaki 	March 18-April 8, 2006 	Toonami showcases movies from famed director Hayao Miyazaki, including Spirited Away, Princess Monoke, Castle in the Sky and Nausica of the Valley of the Wind. 	
The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Premiere Week (2006)	March 20-23, 2006 	A week of new episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy airing weeknights at 8:00pm. 	
Winx Club Marathon 	April 2, 2006 	Cartoon Network airs a two-hour marathon of Winx Club, featuring network premieres of the second season. Notably, this would be the final time the show aired on the network. 	
Spring Break (2006) 	April 10-14, 2006 	 	
Naurto-athon 	April 15, 2006 	Toonami presents a catch-up marathon for Naruto with three new episodes. 	
Cartoon Network Summer Preview Special 	May 29, 2006 	An all-day marathon of various shows including a sneak preview of Squirrel Boy, a new episode of Ben 10, and the network premiere of Spider-Man. 	
Toonami: Superman Returns Promotion 	July 15, 2006 	To promote Superman Returns in theaters, Toonami presents Superman: Brainiac Attacks. 	
Night of Naruto 	July 15, 2006 	Toonami's block gets preempted by a four-hour Naruto marathon with a new episode at 10:30pm. 	
Xiaolin Showdown Marathon (July 2006) 	July 21, 2006 	Miguzi is preempted by a two-hour marathon of Xiaolin Showdown. 	
Codename: Kids Next Door: Countdown to Z.E.R.O. 	July 31-August 11, 2006	Miguzi presents their top 10 episodes of Codename: Kids Next Door over the span of two weeks, counting down to the premiere of "Operation: Z.E.R.O.". 	
Cartoon Network's What I Did This Summer Marathon 	September 2-4, 2006 	 	
Animas (2006) 	September 10, 2006 	A lineup of animal-themed movies and shows leading up to a special new episode of My Gym Partner's a Monkey. 	
Dracula Presents: The Grim & Courage Hour 	October 2-9, 2006 	Dracula hosts an hour of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Courage the Cowardly Dog every weeknight at 8:00pm. 	
Columbus Day Celebration (2006) 	October 9, 2006 	Cartoon Network presents a ten-and-a-half-hour marathon, kicking off with back to back episodes and an airing of Codename: Kids Next Door: Operation: Z.E.R.O., followed by a Ben 10 marathon leading up to a new episode at 7:00pm. 	
Dracula Presents: Billy's Birthday Shorties 	October 23-26, 2006 	 	
Sunny Bridges: From Bankhead to Buckhead 	October 27, 2006 	Cartoon Network takes a look at the life behind Sunny Bridges to promote Andre 3000's new series Class of 3000 debuting the following week. 	
Veteran's Day Celebration (2006) 	November 10, 2006 	Cartoon Network presents a ten-and-a-half-hour marathon, kicking off with a movie marathon, followed by episodes of Pokemon: Battle Frontier, including two new episodes at 6:00pm. 	
Naruto Marathon (2006) 	November 18, 2006 	Toonami presents two hours of all-new episodes of Naruto. 	
Xiaolin Showdown Marathon (November 2006) 	November 22, 2006 	Miguzi is preempted again by a four-hour marathon of Xiaolin Showdown, leading up to the network premiere of Men in Black. 	
Friendsgiving Day 	November 23, 2006 	A 13-hour marathon of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends leading up to the premiere of "Good Wilt Hunting". 	
Day After Friendsgiving Movie Marathon 	November 24, 2006 	An 11-hour marathon of movies including two encores of the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends special "Good Wilt Hunting". 	
Cartoon Network's Holiday Rush (2006) 	December 3-25, 2006 	The second edition of holiday-themed movies and shows each night from Sunday to Thursday at 7:00pm and marathons on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. 	
New Year's Eve Eve 	December 30, 2006 	Toonami presents a double feature of Spirited Away and Hellboy: Sword of Storms. 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Day of 1st's (2007) 	January 1, 2007 	 	
My Gym Partner's a Monkey: The Big Field Trip Marathon 	January 14, 2007 	A marathon of My Gym Partner's a Monkey to lead in to the hour-long special "The Big Field Trip". 	
Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration (2007) 	January 15, 2007 	A marathon of various episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and My Gym Partner's a Monkey, including three airings of "The Big Field Trip". 	
Class of 3000 Marathon 	January 21, 2007 	A marathon of every episode of Class of 3000 that aired up to that point. 	
Xiaolin Showdown Throwdown 	January 27, 2007 	A seven-hour marathon of Xiaolin Showdown. 	
Naruto Marathon (January 2007) 	January 27, 2007 	Toonami presents a three-hour marathon of Naruto, with two all-new episodes at 9:00pm. 	
Scooby Bowl XX Sunday (2007) 	February 4, 2007 	A marathon of Scooby-Doo movies as Super Bowl counterprogramming. 	
Irwin Hearts Mandy 	February 14, 2007 	A four-and-a-half hour marathon of love themed episodes of Cartoon Network's original series, including special Irwin Hearts Mandy shorts. 	
Camp Lazlo: Where's Lazlo? Marathon 	February 18, 2007 	A marathon of Camp Lazlo to lead in to the hour-long special "Where's Lazlo?". 	
President's Day Celebration (2007) 	February 19, 2007 	A marathon of various Cartoon Network series and specials, including three airings of the Camp Lazlo special "Where's Lazlo?". 	
March Movie Madness 	March 2007 	A month-long event presenting a movie every night at 7:00pm. From the television premiere of Spirited Away, to the original premiere of Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure. 	
TMNT Marathon 	March 24, 2007 	A 5-hour marathon of the 2003 incarnation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to promote the new TMNT movie in theaters. This marathon was notable for being the final time the show aired on the network. 	
Movie Madness Marathon 	March 31, 2007 	An all-day marathon recapping March Movie Madness. 	
Act a Fool-a-Thon 	April 1, 2007 	A sixteen-hour marathon of some of the biggest idiots on Cartoon Network's original series. 	
Spring Break (2007) 	April 2-6, 2007 	 	
Create-A-Friend-A-Thon 	April 2-19, 2007 	Every weeknight at 8:00pm during episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, codes for the Big Fat Awesome House Party online game will be distributed. 	
Xiaolin Showdown Marathon (April 2007) 	April 6-13, 2007 	Miguzi presents a two week marathon of Xiaolin Showdown, featuring two hours of episodes every Friday. 	
Naruto Marathon (April 2007) 	April 7, 2007 	Toonami presents a three-hour marathon of Naruto, with two all-new episodes at 10:00pm. The marathon also featured a corrected airing of "The Third Hokage, Forever...", as last week's premiere suffered from a frozen tape. 	
Best Day Edder 	April 27-28, 2007 	A two-day marathon of every episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy up to that point, leading up to the premiere of the show's "final" episode. 	
Cartoon Network Invaded 	May 4-28, 2007 	A five part crossover event involving Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Ed, Edd n Eddy, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Camp Lazlo, and The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, featuring an alien invasion, cheese, and their plans to suck out the brains of the dumbest characters of their respective shows. The event was originally sponsored by Kraft before pulling out at the last minute. 	
Friday Night Premiere Laser 	Fridays; May 4-25, 2007 	The Friday Night Premiere Thunder block gets a temporary retheming for the Invaded event, with each chapter premiering at 7:00pm every Friday night. 	
Yo Mama's Day (2007) 	May 13, 2007 	A eight-hour marathon of various episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. 	
Code Lyoko Marathon 	May 18, 2007 	Miguzi presents two hours of Code Lyoko. 	
Invaded Memorial Day Marathon 	May 28, 2007 	A back-to-back marathon of various Cartoon Network movies and specials, and a marathon of the first four chapters of the Invaded event, all leading up to the fifth and final part of the event: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy's "Moon the Moon". 	
Pokémon Master Marathon 	June 2-3, 2007 	A weekend-long marathon of various installments of the Pokémon anime, in celebration of the official premiere of Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl on June 4th. 	
Summer @ Seven 	June 4-August 30, 2007 	Cartoon Network presents a new episode every weeknight at 7:00pm all summer long. 	
Sing-Along with Sunny Musical Marathon 	June 7, 2007 	Sunny Bridges from Class of 3000 hosts a marathon of the entire first season of the show to lead in to the second season premiere, with on-screen lyrics so you can sing along. The marathon also included a new trailer for the movie Evan Almighty. 	
Transformers: Cybertron Marathon 	June 30, 2007 	Toonami presents a two-hour marathon of Transformers: Cybertron to promote the release of Transformers: The Movie. 	
Red White & Bloo Marathon 	July 4, 2007 	An all-day marathon of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends to celebrate Independence Day. 	
Pokémon Movie Marathon 	July 7, 2007 	Cartoon Network airs a twelve-hour marathon of Pokémon movies. 	
Naruto Independence Marathon 	July 7, 2007 	Toonami presents a four-hour marathon of Naruto, with two new episodes at 9:00pm. 	
Storm Hawks: Marathon of Heroes 	July 16, 2007 	A marathon of every Storm Hawks episode that aired up to that point, leading up to a new episode at 7:00pm. 	
Animas (2007) 	August 1, 2007 	 	
Scooby-Doo! Where Have You Been? (2007) 	August 4-5, 2007 	 	
Ben 10 Movie Quest Fest 	August 6-10, 2007 	 	
Naruto Hundo 	August 17-19, 2007 	A three-day marathon of the first 100 episodes of Naruto, with the 100th episode making its premiere during the marathon. 	
Props Special 	September 1, 2007 	As part of its 2007 GET ANIMATED initiative, Cartoon Network has scoured the nation in search of real-world kids who demonstrate exceptional talent, commitment and accomplishment in sports, the arts or even a hobby. After several hundred thousand online votes from viewers, the field of nominees has been narrowed down to just six finalists. These finalists have thus been awarded “PROPS” from Cartoon Network, a mind-blowing experience that they will never forget and that might even take them to the next level.	
Tom and Jerry: Slamfest (2007) 	September 2, 2007 	After airing on Boomerang last year, the Tom and Jerry: Slamfest returns to Cartoon Network for the last time. The final rematch would air on Boomerang for New Year's Day 2011. 	
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Labor Day Marathon 	September 3, 2007 	A 13-hour marathon of Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl. 	
Big Hullabanew 	September 3-27, 2007 	A month-long block of new episodes of various Cartoon Network series, including Camp Lazlo, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, and Squirrel Boy. 	
Courage Monstervision Marathon (2007) 	October 7, 2007 	 	
Trick or Sneak 	October 8, 2007 	Catch Scooby-Doo movies and sneak previews of upcoming Cartoon Network series in this 9-hour marathon from 7:00am to 4:00pm and again for 5 hours from 6:00pm to 11:00pm. 	
Fried Dynamite in 3D 	October 12, 2007 	Fried Dynamite presents new episodes of Out of Jimmy's Head, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and Goosebumps in anaglyphic 3D. Special glasses were mailed out by request weeks before the event. The block was sponsored by Thrillville: Off the Rails, which released on PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PC earlier that week. 	
R.L. Stine Spook Your Mind Monster Marathon and a Movie	October 27-28, 2007 	 	
Ed, Edd n Eddy Schemes and Dreams Marathon 	November 4, 2007 	A 5-hour marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy featuring their best lousy quarter schemes and jawbreaker dream episodes. 	
The Amazing Colossal Crossover 	November 11, 2007 	A 13.5-hour marathon featuring episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Codename: Kids Next Door leading up to the premiere of the crossover special "The Grim Adventures of the KND", and a sneak-preview of Ben 10: Race Against Time. 	
Super Sloppy Sunday 	November 18, 2007 	A 6-hour marathon of Tom and Jerry featuring the sloppy moments of the cat and mouse duo. 	
Ben 10 A-thon 	November 21, 2007 	A 10-hour marathon of Ben 10 leading up to the world premiere of Ben 10: Race Against Time. 	
Friendsgiving Marathon 	November 22, 2007 	An all-day Thanksgiving marathon of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, leading up to a new episode followed by the premiere of Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale (which is not part of the marathon). 	
Silly Billy Sunday 	November 25, 2007 	A six-hour marathon of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy centered around Billy and his stupidity. 	
Goosebumps Shriek-End 	November 3, 2007-April 5, 2008	Showings of Goosebumps episodes every weekend night. 	
Sunday Dooby-Doo! 	December 2, 2007 	A 6-hour marathon of What's New, Scooby-Doo?. 	
All-Star Naughty List 	December 3-20, 2007 	 	
Scoutastic Sunday 	December 9, 2007 	A 7-hour marathon of Camp Lazlo. 	
All-Star Naughty List Marathon 	December 22, 2007 	 	
Sneaky Sunday 	December 30, 2007 	A ten-hour marathon featuring back to back episodes of Cartoon Network series with chances to see sneak previews of upcoming shows that would premiere in 2008. 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
The Cartoon Network New Year's Day Mega Buster Movie Marathon 	January 1, 2008 	 	
KND: Final Mission Marathon 	January 21, 2008 	A fourteen-hour marathon of Codename: Kids Next Door, leading up to a one-hour series finale. 	
I'm Not Your Boyfriend! Mini-Marathon 	February 14, 2008 	A four-hour marathon of various Valentines' and romance themed episodes of Cartoon Network's series. 	
President's Day Marathon (2008) 	February 18, 2008 	 	
Beasts Unleashed 	March 17-April 4, 2008 	 	
Squirrel Boy Easter Sunday Marathon 	March 23, 2008 	 	
Ben 10 Week 	April 14-18, 2008 	A week-long event bidding farewell to the original Ben 10 series and the beginning of Ben 10: Alien Force. Monday featured the "i-10" special with user generated content, Tuesday had the series finale to Ben 10, Wednesday and Thursday had airings of Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix and Ben 10: Race Against Time respectively, and Friday was the series premiere of Ben 10: Alien Force.	
LEGO Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick 	May 10, 2008 	To promote the LEGO Indiana Jones toyline and LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, Toonami airs the titular short film. 	
Yo Mama's Day (2008) 	May 11, 2008 	A six-hour marathon of various episodes of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. 	
Out of Tune Toons 	May 25, 2008 	A nine-hour marathon of musical episodes of various series and an airing of Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish, leading up to the premiere of the My Gym Partner's a Monkey special "Animal School Musical" with the debut of Wedgies featuring the Bremen Avenue Experience. 	
YAARRR-athon 	June 1, 2008 	A nine-hour marathon of pirate-themed movies and episodes, leading up to the premiere of Hook. 	
Nacho Chips 	June 8, 2008 	A eight-hour marathon of food-themed episodes of various series, plus Wedgies featuring Nacho Bear. 	
Best Father's Day Ever 	June 15, 2008 	 	
You Big Baby! Marathon 	June 22, 2008 	A six-hour marathon of baby-themed episodes of various series, plus Wedgies featuring Big Baby. 	
Ed, Edd n Eddy: The Lost Ed's Marathon 	June 29, 2008 	A marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy leading up to the premiere of a new "lost" episode. 	
Rada-pendence Day 	July 4, 2008 	A 12-hour marathon of Chowder, including three airings of the episode "Shnitzel Quits". 	
Hellboy Double Feature 	July 19, 2008 	To promote Hellboy II: The Golden Army in theaters, Toonami presents a double feature of animated Hellboy movies. 	
Toonami: The Dark Knight Promotion 	July 26, 2008 	To promote The Dark Knight in theaters, Toonami airs Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. 	
A Whole Zoo World Marathon 	July 27, 2008 	 	
Non-Wimp-Ic Games 	August 10, 2008 	 	
Total Jungle Madness 	August 17, 2008 	A six-hour marathon of Total Drama Island and George of the Jungle leading up to a new episode and an hour long special of the latter. 	
Scooby-Doo, Where Have You Been? (2008) 	August 24, 2008 	A repeat of last year's marathon, this time it was one 13-hour marathon instead of a weekend long event. 	
The Rise of Alien X Marathon 	August 31, 2008 	 	
Pokémon-a-Thon 	September 1, 2008 	 	
The Totally Dramatic Total Drama Marathon 	September 7, 2008 	 	
Star Star Starsdays 	October 2, 2008 	A special Star Wars-themed edition of Har Har Tharsdays, in celebration of the premiere of Star Wars: The Clone Wars on October 3rd. 	
Scare Scare Scaresdays (2008) 	Thursdays; October 9-30, 2008	A special Halloween-themed edition of Har Har Tharsdays. 	
The Billy and Mandy Underfist Marathon 	October 12, 2008 	 	
It Came From the Kitchen! 	October 26, 2008 	 	
Goosebumps Nightmare-a-thon 	October 31, 2008 	A all-day marathon of Goosebumps. Notable as the only day Cartoon Network didn't air any animated programs. 	
Movies at 8 	November 24-27, 2008 	A week of movies every night at 8 in time for Thanksgiving. Said event also includes the premieres of Doogal and the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends special "Destination Imagination". 	
TDI Countdown 	December 6-7, 2008 	 	
It's the Special Holiday Cartoon Network All Day Holiday Marathon 	December 21, 2008 	 	
The Special Holiday Cartoon Network 24 Hour Marathon Holiday Special	December 24, 2008 	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Looney Toonormous Marathon (2009) 	January 1, 2009 	The first New Year's Day 14-hour marathon of Looney Tunes. 	
The Powerpuff Girls 10th Anniversary Marathon 	January 19, 2009 	A 14-and-a-half hour marathon of The Powerpuff Girls to celebrate the show's 10th anniversary, leading up to the premiere of The Powerpuff Girls Rule!!!. The marathon also featured countdowns of the top 10 villains and Craig McCracken's favorite episodes. 	
Barack Obama Inauguration Day 	January 20, 2009 	In honor of the newly elected president Barack Obama, Cartoon Network creates a special Nood of the president and features him during bumpers. 	
Chowder Bowl 	February 1, 2009 	A Super Bowl-themed 7-hour marathon of Chowder. 	
Heart Heart Theartsdays 	February 12, 2009 	A special Valentine's Day-themed edition of Har Har Tharsdays. 	
Cartoon Network XO: The New Face of Hugs and Kisses 	February 14, 2009 	A Valentine's Day marathon of love-themed episodes from various Cartoon Network shows. 	
Alien All-Star Marathon 	February 15, 2009 	 	
Pikachusident's Day 	February 16, 2009 	A sixteen-hour marathon of Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl: Battle Dimension. 	
Ben 10-themed Har Har Tharsdays 	March 26, 2009 	A special Ben 10-themed edition of Har Har Tharsdays to promote the "War of the Worlds" Ben 10: Alien Force special. 	
Spring Break (2009) 	April 6-10, 2009 	 	
"Chowder Marathon" 	April 1, 2009 	An eleven-hour stealth marathon of Cow and Chicken, disguised as a Chowder marathon, complete with up next bumpers and the show's theme song to fool unsuspecting viewers into thinking the latter was on. In addition, most schedule sites did not even list the marathon's contents at all.	
The Secret Saturdays Marathon 	April 5, 2009 	A five-hour marathon of the first 10 episodes of The Secret Saturdays. 	
You Are Here: 2nd Pulse Limited 	May 1-June 19, 2009 	Branding for special events hosted within the You Are Here block, specifically featuring "decoded" episodes from select episodes of the first season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. 	250px
Star Wars: The Clone Wars: d3c0ded 	May 1-October 2, 2009 	Special "d3c0ded" episodes from select episodes of the first season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. These dive deeper into the series with pop-ups of exclusive insights, details, and added commentary. Mostly used as filler until the second season premiered. 	250px
Foster's Final Five 	May 3, 2009 	A six-hour marathon of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, leading up to the premiere final five episodes at 4:30pm. 	
Didn't See That Coming Weekend 	May 24-25, 2009 	A two-day weekend event featuring Total Drama Island plus, the sneak preview of the new show Total Drama Action. 	250px
6teen Memorial Day Marathon 	May 25, 2009 	A 3-hour marathon of 6teen featuring 4 new episodes back-to-back. 	
Festival of Chowder 	June 1-4, 2009 	A week featuring new episodes of Chowder weeknights at 8:00pm. 	
Pokemon DP: Galactic Battles Marathon 	July 18, 2009 	 	
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! Marathon 	August 1-2, 2009 	 	
Cryptid Countdown Showdown 	August 9, 2009 	 	
Total Drama Flashback Marathon 	August 16, 2009 	 	
Labor Day Beach Party 	September 5-6, 2009 	 	
Scare-O-Vision 	October 2009 	 	
Scare Scare Scaresdays (2009) 	Thursdays; October 1-29, 2009	 	
Zombie Day (2009) 	October 24, 2009 	 	
Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show Weekend Marathon 	November 7-8, 2009 	A two-day marathon of Ed, Edd n Eddy leading up to the premiere of Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show. 	
Looney Tunes Marathon 	November 15, 2009 	A six-hour marathon of classic Looney Tunes shorts to mark their return to a regular slot on the network for the first time in five years. 	
Squirrel Appreciation Day 	November 21, 2009 	Squirrels interrupt a normal day at Cartoon Network, presenting episodes of Secret Squirrel and Screwy Squirrel shorts every other 15 minute interval. 	
The Tom and Jerry Food Fight! (2009) 	November 26, 2009 	A Thanksgiving Day marathon featuring Tom and Jerry shorts and movies. 	
Total Drama Action: Red Carpet Rivalry 	December 3-10, 2009 	 	
It's the Special Holiday Cartoon Network Holiday Specials	December 7-25, 2009 	 	
Cartoon Network's The Best of 09 	December 31, 2009 	A marathon of all the movies, specials, episodes and shows that premiered in 2009. 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Looney Toonormous Marathon (2010) 	January 1, 2010 	The second and final New Year's Day 11-hour marathon of Looney Tunes. 	
American Heroes Weekend 	January 16-18, 2010 	A three-day marathon of (mostly) action series, including an action show marathon and the Cartoon Network premiere of Green Lantern: First Flight on Saturday, a Teen Titans and Ben 10: Alien Force marathon followed by TMNT on Sunday, and a Johnny Test marathon followed by a Spy Kids movie marathon on Monday. 	
Villain Recruitment Training 	February 7, 2010 	A six-hour marathon of villain-themed episodes from various Cartoon Network shows, including brand new episodes of L.O.S.E. and the movie presentation of Underfist: Halloween Bash. 	
Dudes Make It Happen Weekend 	February 13-15, 2010 	A three-day marathon themed after Dude, What Would Happen and featured blocks of the show at various points. Saturday featured hour-long blocks of Cartoon Network's series, Sunday featured a movie marathon leading up to the network premiere of Air Bud, and Monday featured a brand new episode of Johnny Test followed by another marathon of movies and series. 	
Ben 10 Alien Week (2010) 	March 22-26, 2010 	An hour-long block of Ben 10: Alien Force that aired at 8:00pm every week leading up to the series finale on Friday. 	
Spring Break (2010) 	March 29-April 11, 2010	 	
Stealth April Fools Marathon 	April 1, 2010 	Starting at 4:00 PM and ending at 8:00PM, Cartoon Network pulls an April Fools joke by adding in fart sounds on its shows. 	
Scooby Movies Mother's Day (2010) 	May 9, 2010 	 	
Unnatural History Marathon 	July 11, 2010 	A three-hour marathon of the first 3 Unnatural History episodes. 	
Adventure Time Adventure-thon 	July 17, 2010 	A four-hour marathon of various Adventure Time episodes. 	
Christmas in July (2010) 	July 25, 2010 	A marathon of Christmas or other holiday-themed specials from various Cartoon Network shows. 	
A Special Chowder Pop-up Marathon 	August 7, 2010 	A five-hour marathon of Chowder episodes with Pop-Up Video style trivia as a lead in to the series finale. 	
Adventure Time Cast of Characters Marathon	August 22, 2010 	A five-hour marathon of various Adventure Time episodes. 	
A Regular Labor Day Weekend 	September 4-6, 2010 	A three-day marathon meant to promote the premiere of Regular Show. Saturday featured marathons of Pokémon, Hero 108 and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, while Sunday featured a Cartoon Network original movie marathon and additional marathons of Johnny Test and Adventure Time, and Monday featured a movie marathon leading up to the premieres of Regular Show and MAD.	
10.10.10 	October 10, 2010 	A 5-hour marathon featuring every episode of Ben 10: Ultimate Alien that had aired up until that point (minus the series premiere, "Fame") leading up to the premieres of the episodes "Ultimate Aggregor" and "Map of Infinity". 	
Pokémon Marathon 	November 6, 2010 	 	
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The Funny Haha Good Times Weekend 	January 15-17, 2011 	A weekend-long marathon of Cartoon Network's then-current comedy shows. 	
Cereal Bowl Sunday 	February 6, 2011 	 	
Presidentsmas 	February 19-21, 2011	A event celebrating President's Day, including special showings of movies and specials. 	
Hall of Game Movie Week 	February 21-25, 2011	A week of movies every night leading up to the 2011 Hall of Game event. 	
Hall of Game Awards (2011) 	February 25, 2011 	The inaugrual Hall of Game Awards event, hosted by Tony Hawk. It is Cartoon Network's approach to the genre of televised children's award ceremonies, as it honors those in the sports world. Notable presenters were Jimmy Kimmel, Andrew W.K., Justin Bieber, Nelly, Snoop Doog, Zachary Gordon and the Dudes of Dude, What Would Happen.	
Cartoon Network Gone MAD 	March 14-25, 2011 	An afternoon block of your favorite Cartoon Network shows in honor of Spring Break. 	
Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge Mini-Marathon 	April 9, 2011 	 	
Ben 10 Alien Week (2011) 	April 11-15, 2011 	 	
Jungle Weekend 	June 4-5, 2011 	 	
Big Fan Weekend (2011) 	July 22-24, 2011 	The first Big Fan Weekend event, celebrating the excitement and geeking over on annual multi-genre entertainment event San Diego Comic-Con featuring various panels on Cartoon Network shows happening at the convention. 	
Adventure Time New Year's Eve Marathon (2011)	December 31, 2011 	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
The Looney Tunes New Years Day Marathon 	January 1, 2012 	 	
Hall of Game Awards (2012) 	February 20, 2012 	The second annual Hall of Game Awards ceremony, hosted by Shaquille O'Neal. Notable presenters were Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show, Nick Cannon and the cast of Level Up. 	
Ben 10 Week (2012) 	March 19-23, 2012 	 	
Adventure Time Memorial Day Marathon 	May 26-27, 2012 	 	
June Bugs (2012) 	June 23-24, 2012 	The tenth marathon branded as June Bugs, continuing the weekend format from past 11 years, with a marathon of Looney Tunes shorts, Space Jam, and The Looney Tunes Show. 	
Big Fan Weekend (2012) 	July 14-15, 2012 	The second annual Big Fan Weekend event, promoting Cartoon Network's showcase of their upcoming 2012-13 slate at San Diego Comic Con. 	
Cartoon Network 20th Birthday Party 	October 1, 2012 	A whole-day marathon featuring various Cartoon Network Original shows, leading up to new episodes of Adventure Time, the Regular Show half-hour special, and The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange.	
Cartoon Network 20th Anniversary Weekend Marathon	October 6-November 4, 2012	 	
Cartoon Network Family Favorites 	December 10, 2012 	 	
Incredible Crew Year's Eve 	December 31, 2012 	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Pokémon Battle Bowl 	February 3, 2013 	 	
Hall of Game Awards (2013) 	February 11, 2013 	 	
Road Trip! 	March 11, 2013 	A night of road trip themed episodes of Cartoon Network's original series. 	
Ben 10 Boot Camp Weekend 	March 16-17, 2013 	 	
Goose Choice Awards 	March 22-23, 2013 	Adventure Time's Choose Goose gave out Golden Gooses to episodes of various Cartoon Network programming. 	
Incredible Fools Day 	April 1, 2013 	 	
Girl Trouble 	April 29, 2013 	A night of dating themed episodes of Cartoon Network's original series. 	
Adventure Time Marathon 	May 25-26, 2013 	 	
The Amazing World of Gumball Weekend	June 1-2, 2013 	 	
June Bugs (2013) 	June 22-23, 2013 	The eleventh and (currently) final marathon branded as June Bugs, continuing the weekend format from previous year, with a marathon of Looney Tunes shorts and The Looney Tunes Show.	
Johnny Test Weekend 	June 29-30, 2013 	 	
Some Assembly Required Weekend 	July 6-7, 2013 	 	
Game Night 	July 8, 2013 	 	
Regular Weekend 	July 13-14, 2013 	 	
Big Fan Weekend (2013) 	July 27-28, 2013 	 	
Frost & Fire Marathon 	August 4, 2013 	 	
Scooby-Doo! Back to School Marathon 	August 10-11, 2013 	 	
Annoying Orange Weekend 	August 17-18, 2013 	 	
Monday Night Battle Action 	August 19, 2013 	 	
Face Your Fears 	October 28, 2013 	A night of horror with Cartoon Network's original series. 	
Cartoon Network's Gift Time 	November 11-December 29, 2013	Cartoon Network takes the 9:00pm hour from Adult Swim for a limited time. The change was mainly done to allow additional toy commercial advertising. 	
Adventure Time Balloon-a-thon (2013)	November 28, 2013 	A eight-hour marathon of Adventure Time to promote the show's appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. 	
New Year's Eve Block Party 	December 31, 2013 	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
The Powerpuff Girls Power Five Hour 	January 19, 2014 	 	
Smurf Bowl Sunday 	February 2, 2014 	A seven-hour marathon of Smurfs-themed content, including episodes of the classic 1981 series and two airings of the 2011 movie. 	
Hall of Game Awards (2014) 	February 17, 2014 	 	
Steven's Universe Marathon 	February 25, 2014 	A three-hour marathon of Steven Universe. 	
Prank-a-Thon 	April 1, 2014 	A six-hour marathon of prank themed episodes of Cartoon Network's series, followed by a marathon of Uncle Grandpa with a new episode at 7:00pm. 	
Ben 10-a-Thon 	April 5-6, 2014 	A weekend-long marathon of various incarnations of Ben 10, including airings of various movies and specials. 	
Memorial Day Clar-athon 	May 26, 2014 	A two-hour marathon of every episode of Clarence that aired up to that point. 	
Total Drama: Pahkitew Island Catch-Up Marathon	July 13, 2014 	A three-hour marathon of Total Drama: Pahkitew Island recapping the season so far. 	
Uncle Grandpa Day (2014) 	August 21, 2014 	A nine-hour marathon of Uncle Grandpa to promote the return of new episodes. 	
Clarence and Friends Sleepover 	August 30-September 1, 2014	A three-day marathon of Cartoon Network's original series, mostly centered on Clarence. The marathon also included the premiere of a Mixels special and the series finale of The Looney Tunes Show. 	
Week Of Eeeek 	October 27-30, 2014 	 	
Ninjago Day 	November 22, 2014 	An 8.5-hour marathon of Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu to promote special episodes the following week. 	
Adventure Time Corn-Ooo-Copia 	November 24-28, 2014 	A week of new episodes of Adventure Time, with the exception of Thanksgiving Day. 	
Johnny Test-mas 	December 25, 2014 	A ten-hour marathon of Johnny Test that also acts as a burn-off marathon, culminating with the premiere of the final seven episodes of the show. The marathon is also notable for being the last time Johnny Test aired on the network.	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Go! Marathon 	February 1, 16, 2015 	An all-day marathon on Super Bowl Sunday featuring episodes of Ninjago: Masters of Spin-jitzu and Teen Titans Go!. The marathon itself would repeat on President's Day. 	
Uncle Grandpa Day (2015) 	April 2, 2015 	A ten-hour marathon of Uncle Grandpa to promote the premiere of the crossover episode with Steven Universe. 	
Summer Movie Spectacular 	May 25, 2015 	 	
New at 6 	June 1-July 31, 2015 	A summer-long block of new episodes of Cartoon Network original series rotating every week at 6:00pm. 	
Clarence's Summer Splash 	June 1-July 31, 2015 	A summer-long block of back to back episodes of Cartoon Network original series every weekday morning. 	
Teen Titans Go! 100th Episode Special	June 29-July 3, 2015 	A five-day marathon consisting of five-hour blocks of Teen Titans Go! leading up to new episodes of the show during the New at 6 block. The marathon culminated with the premiere of the series' 100th episode on Friday.	
Mega Movie Month 	August 1-22, 2015 	A month-long event showcasing a different movie every Saturday at 6:00pm. The event also includes the network premiere of Flushed Away. 	
Spectaculathon! 	September 5-6, 2015 	 	
Scooby-Dooby-Boo! 	October 24, 2015 	A premiere night consisting of four Scooby-Doo specials. 	
Regular Show Terror Tales Week 	October 26-30, 2015 	 	
Night of New (November 2015) 	November 25, 2015 	A special night of premieres, including the premiere of LEGO Scooby-Doo: Knight Time Terror, a special two-part episode of Teen Titans Go!, and the world premiere of Regular Show: The Movie. 	
LEGO Day 	December 13, 2015 	 	
Top 50 Episodes of 2015 	December 31, 2015-January 1, 2016	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Steven's Birthday Week 	January 4-8, 2016 	All this week at 5:30pm, celebrate Steven's birthday with new episodes of Steven Universe. 	
NBA All-Star Jam 	February 11, 2016 	A special block of new episodes to promote the NBA All-Star Game on TNT the following weekend, including special episodes of Teen Titans Go! and We Bare Bears. 	
Night of New (February 2016) 	February 15, 2016 	A special night of premieres, including new episodes of Teen Titans Go! and The Amazing World of Gumball. 	
Basket Fulla Premieres 	March 25, 2016 	An Easter-themed block of premieres, including new episodes of Clarence, Uncle Grandpa and Teen Titans Go!. 	
Steven Universe: In Too Deep 	May 12-June 2, 2016 	A four week event with new episodes of Steven Universe. 	
Heroes! vs. Heroes 	June 30, 2016 	Teen Titans Go! and The Powerpuff Girls cross over in a special episode of Teen Titans Go! at 6:00pm. A marathon of the two shows also aired before the premiere. 	
Uncle Grandpa World Tour 	July 1, 2016 	A two-hour marathon of Uncle Grandpa, with seven of these episodes being new. 	
Steven's Summer Adventures 	July 18-August 12, 2016 	Four weeks of brand-new episodes of Steven Universe airing weeknights at 7:00pm. 	
Night of New (September 2016) 	September 5, 2016 	A special night of premieres, including two-part episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball and We Bare Bears, a new episode of Teen Titans Go! and a sneak preview of Mighty Magiswords. 	
Scaresday 	October 27, 2016 	A special Halloween-themed edition of Swordsday. 	
Film Feast 	November 23, 2016 	 	
Teen Titans Go! Every Single Episode (2016)	November 25-27, 2016 	The first infamous marathon of every single episode of Teen Titans Go! all Thanksgiving weekend long. The marathon also featured the premiere of the series' advertised 150th episode "TV Knight".	
Wonderful Watterson Weekend 	December 10-11, 2016 	 	
Huge Holiday Weekend 	December 17-18, 2016 	 	
12 Days of Magiswords 	December 21, 2016-January 1, 2017	 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
All-Star Jam (2017) 	February 17, 2017 	 	
Big Day Off 	February 20, 2017 	 	
Teen Titans Go! St. Patrick's Day! Special 	March 17, 2017 	 	
April Fools' Googly Eyes Marathon 	April 1, 2017 	Googly eyes take over an ordinary day at Cartoon Network with an all-day marathon of various original series, and was extended to bumpers and even a Mighty Magiswords short. 	
The Teen Titans Go! Easter Egg Hunt 	April 14-16, 2017 	 	
Cloudy with a Chance of Everything 	April 22-23, 2017 	A two-day marathon featuring both the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs movie and series, Ben 10, Teen Titans Go!, and other various movies. 	
Collect-a-Thon 	May 2017 	 	
The Teen Titans Go! Cinco de Mayo Special 	May 5, 2017 	 	
The Amazing Mother's Day Celebration! 	May 14, 2017 	An all-day marathon of Nicole themed episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball. 	
Steven Universe: Wanted 	May 29, 2017 	An hour-long block of new episodes of Steven Universe kicking off season 5. 	
Summertime Go! 	May 29-August 25, 2017 	 	
The Amazing Father's Day Celebration! 	June 18, 2017 	An all-day marathon of Richard themed episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball. The marathon was briefly interrupted by the premiere of The Powerpuff Girls (2016) episode, "Take Your Kids to Dooms Day" at 5:30 PM. 	
Teen Titans Go! America Special 	June 30, 2017 	An all-day marathon of Teen Titans Go! to lead in to a new episode centered around American independence. The marathon was briefly interrupted by the series finale of Uncle Grandpa. 	
Summertime Collect-a-Thon 	July 2017 	During the month of July, viewers can tune in to Cartoon Network, watch an episode of Mighty Magiswords or any other Cartoon Network show, and scan for extra special new Magiswords using the MagiMobile app, with new swords every week. 	
Teen Titans Go! The Night Begins to Shine 	August 1-4, 2017 	A four night premiere event featuring four new episodes of Teen Titans Go!, which would form up to become The Night Begins to Shine. 	
Alien of the Week 	September 1-November 3, 2017	 	
NEW NEW NEW BOO 	October 27, 2017 	A special Halloween-themed edition of NEW NEW NEW NEW. 	
National Butt-Kicking Day 	October 9, 2017 	An all-day marathon of Teen Titans, Teen Titans Go!, and OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes leading up to special episodes of the latter two shows. 	
Titans Got Talent 	October 13, 2017 	 	
Teen Titans Go! 200th Episode Premiere Weekend	November 23-26, 2017 	 	
HO HO HO HO 	December 1, 2017 	 	
Teen Titans Go! Every Single Episode (2017) 	December 24-31, 2017 	The second annual marathon featuring every episode of Teen Titans Go! that aired up to that point, and arguably the most infamous, now airing from Christmas Eve to New Years' Eve for a total of 111.5 hours (not counting a new episode of Steven Universe).	
|-|2018=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Gumball's Couch Party 	January 13-15, 2018 	 	
Opposite Titans! 	February 17-19, 2018	 	
Too Many Unikitties 	March 12-16, 2018 	 	
Cat-toon Network (2018) 	April 2018 	 	
Best Summer Ever 	June 1-July 30, 2018	This event was known for Cartoon Network infamously promoting that they would air new episodes of their shows hourly every day throughout the entire Summer. Given that the Summer period typically lasts for 93 days and the channel for 14 hours, it would require the network to premiere 1,302 new episodes to meet the standard. Realistically, Cartoon Network only aired slightly over 50 new episodes, exclusively on weekdays, scattered throughout the program, and lasting from June 1 (Summer began on the 21st) until July 30 (two months prior to the end of Summer in September).	
Summer Camp Island Takeover 	July 7-8, 2018 	 	
Adventure Time All-Day Marathon 	September 3, 2018 	 	
Raven Domination 	October 8, 2018 	 	
Friday Night Frights 	October 19, 2018 	 	
The Amazing World of Gumball Marathon	December 25, 2018 	Cartoon Network celebrates Christmas with a The Amazing World of Gumball marathon. 	
|-|2019=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Every Steven Ever 	August 31-September 2, 2019	To celebrate the premiere of Steven Universe: The Movie, Cartoon Network aired a three-day marathon of every Steven Universe episode, leading up to the world premiere of the film. 	
Back to Summer Camp 	September 6, 2019 	A recap of the Super Hero Summer Camp event of Teen Titans Go!. 	
OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes! Special Event	September 6, 2019 	The premiere of an hour-long special (actually the final three episodes) of OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes. 	
Bumblebee Binge-Watch Blowout 	September 20, 2019 	 	
Month of Macabre 	October 5-31, 2019 	Every Saturday in October, Cartoon Network aired an hour of Victor and Valentino episodes at 9:00am. The hour started with 4 new episodes on October 5, followed by an all-day marathon of the show on Halloween. 	
Teen Titans Go! 3-Day Beast Boy Party 	November 25-27, 2019 	 	
Holidays with Beast Boy 	December 2-21, 2019 	Every weeknight at 6:00pm, Beast Boy will read letters from viewers about what they love about Christmas, leading to two new special Christmas episodes of Teen Titans Go!, Beast Boy on a Shelf and Christmas Crusaders	
|-|2020=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Titans Marathon 	February 15-17, 2020	A three-day marathon of alternating episodes of Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go! to lead up to the premiere of Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans. 	
Apple & Onion April Food's Day 	April 1, 2020 	A all-day Apple & Onion marathon on April Fool's, as viewers can vote on the Cartoon Network Arcade app on which Cartoon Network character and food combination is their favorite, where the winners were revealed during this marathon. 	
Teen Titans Go! Easter Egg-stravaganza! 	April 10-12, 2020 	 	
Sesame Street: Elmo's Playdate 	April 14, 2020 	Elmo takes over the airwaves of WarnerMedia's channel portfolio and PBS Kids to entertain kids stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 	
Total DramaRama All Day Marathon 	April 17, 2020 	 	
Craig of the Creek Earth Day Marathon (2020) 	April 22, 2020 	 	
Victor and Valentino Cinco De Mayo Marathon 	May 5, 2020 	 	
Craig of the Creek Dad's Day Marathon 	June 21, 2020 	 	
Teen Titans Go! The Night Begins to Shine 2 Premiere Weekend	July 10-12, 2020 	 	
Every Bears Ever 	September 5-7, 2020 	Similar to the Steven Universe Every Steven Ever marathon, Cartoon Network promotes the release of We Bare Bears: The Movie by airing every episode of the show in a marathon leading up to the film's premiere. 	
Non-Stop Superhero Action! 	September 12, 2020 	An all-day Teen Titans Go! marathon promoting the DC Kids FanDome. 	
Victor and Valentino Dia De Muertos Marathon (2020) 	October 5, 2020 	 	
Treat-A-Thon 	October 5-31, 2020 	New episodes and spooky specials of various shows every weeknight at 7:00pm throughout October. Plus, the Cartoon Network Arcade app featured new digital figures during the event, and a chance to win 1 in 100 daily giveaways of bags of candy in the 'Treat-A-Thon Sweepstakes' (by entering CN Arcade or cartoonnetwork.com/win).	
Haunted Hangout 	October 31, 2020 	A marathon of Halloween special episodes from various Cartoon Network shows, with the premiere of the LEGO Hidden Side special, Night of the Harbinger. The event was sponsored by AT&T and was presented with limited commercial interruption. 	
Holiday Hangout 	December 4-27, 2020 	New episodes and holiday specials every Saturday morning at 9:00am and movies every Saturday and Sunday night at 7:00pm under the title of 'December Moviefest' with premieres of Wonder Woman and the first two Paddington films, with a marathon of the Paddington films on Christmas Day. 	
Wonder Woman Saturday 	December 19-20, 2020	To promote Wonder Woman: 1984 in theaters and on HBO Max the following week, Cartoon Network presents new episodes of Teen Titans Go! and DC Super Hero Girls featuring Wonder Woman. The following day features the network premiere of Wonder Woman, which was simulcast on TBS and TNT. 	
|-|2021=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Teen Titans Go! Most Talented Episodes 	January 4-8, 2021 	To celebrate Teen Titans Go!'s 300th episode, Justice League's Next Top Talent Idol Star: Justice League Edition, the network showed the Titans' "most talented" episodes each night at 6:00pm, before a all-day marathon on January 8, leading up to the premiere of the episode at 6:00pm. 	
Spring Breakaway 	March 29-April 11, 2021	A two-week special event including the premiere of Elliott from Earth, the series finale of the 2016 Ben 10 series, and the network premiere of the first two Despicable Me movies. 	
Cat-toon Network (2021) 	April 1, 2021 	A marathon of cat-themed versions of Teen Titans Go! and Craig of the Creek, respectively named Meow Cats Go! and Cats of the Creek, plus Gumball-focused episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball. 	
Happy Mother's Day 	May 9, 2021 	A marathon of Nicole-focused episodes of The Amazing World of Gumball and Craig of the Creek, leading up to the premiere of Rio 2. 	
Teen Titans Go! Space-cation 	May 31, 2021 	 	
Summer Moviefest 	July 19-24, 2021 	Cartoon Network presented movies every weeknight at 6:00pm this week, featuring the premieres of Sherlock Gnomes and Pokémon Detective Pikachu. 	
A Week of Star Wars Movies 	September 5-12, 2021 	For a week, Cartoon Network premieres 7 movies of the Star Wars franchise. 	
Batman Day 	September 18, 2021 	Cartoon Network celebrates Batman Day with a new special Batman episode of Teen Titans Go! at 9:00am, a special marathon of Batman-themed episodes of Teen Titans Go! starting at 3:00pm and a showing of The LEGO Batman Movie at 6:00pm. 	
Scoobtober (2021) 	October 3-31, 2021 	Celebrating Halloween and all things Scooby-Doo, Cartoon Network begins an annual event named Scoobtober, an event originally started by Boomerang and its SVOD app, as they show Scooby-Doo movies every Sunday morning, new episodes/spooky specials of their shows every Saturday morning, and the Cartoon Network premieres of Scoob! and Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!.	
Victor and Valentino Dia De Muertos Marathon (2021)	November 1, 2021 	A marathon of Victor & Valentino episodes, starting with 2 new episodes at 7:00PM. 	
Teen Titans Go! Takeover 	November 15-19, 2021 	All this week, Teen Titans Go! takes over the Cartoon Network schedule, with each day focusing on a different Titan, all leading up to the premiere of "A Doom Patrol Thanksgiving" on November 19, 2021. 	
A Week of Holiday Movies 	November 22-26, 2021 	 	
A Week of New Holiday Specials 	December 6-9, 2021 	A week of all-new holiday-themed episodes of Craig of the Creek, Teen Titans Go!, Total DramaRama and the series finale of Apple & Onion. 	
Top 12 Holiday Specials 	December 6-25, 2021 	Weekend blocks of special holiday episodes of various Cartoon Network original programs, and marathons of holiday specials and feature films on December 24 (Christmas Eve) and December 25 (Christmas Day). 	
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Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
We Baby Bears Marathon 	January 1, 2022 	A marathon of the first 10 episodes of the new show, We Baby Bears. 	
Teen Titans VS Everyone! Marathon 	February 19-21, 2022 	The Titans has a lot of formable foes over the years as Cartoon Network airs a marathon of Teen Titans Go! episodes featuring most of the enemies the Titans had to face aganist. 	
Cartoon Network Special Edition: NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest (2022)	February 20, 2022 	The first special recap of the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk game, hosted by the Titans (in their GO! incarnations). 	
Looney Tunes ACME Fools (2022) 	April 1, 2022 	Kevin Parry hosts a marathon of prank-themed episodes of Cartoon Network's series, as he gets pranked by none other than Bugs Bunny. 	
Every Craig Ever 	April 4-8, 2022 	To get ready for two weeks of new Craig, Cartoon Network airs every episode of Craig of the Creek all week long. 	
The Amazing World of Gumball Basket Full of Gumball Marathon 	April 17, 2022 	A marathon of Gumball episodes all Easter long. 	
Cartoonito Special Event: See Us Coming Together 	April 30, 2022 	A special edition of Cartoonito airs during primetime in honor of AAPI Heritage Month, with the premiere of the special See Us Coming Together: A Sesame Street Special, followed by a sneak preview of Mecha Builders. 	
Week of Mayhem 	May 23-28, 2022 	To celebrate the premiere of Teen Titans Go! & DC Super Hero Girls: Mayhem in the Multiverse, Cartoon Network aired a five-day marathon of Teen Titans Go! with five new episodes, leading up to the world premiere of the film. 	
Steven Universe Proud To Be You Marathon 	June 27-July 1, 2022 	Cartoon Network and Steven Universe celebrates Pride Month, with episodes on LGBTQIA+ characters of the show. 	
Summer Road Trip Marathon 	July 9-30, 2022 	Summer's here, and you know what that means! Catch special road trip-themed marathons of your favorite shows all month long. 	
Mega Music Marathon 	August 6-27, 2022 	Sing-along with your favorite Cartoon Network songs with a marathon featuring the best music from various shows. 	
Cartoon Network Birthday Bash 	September 2-30, 2022 	Cartoon Network celebrates their 30th birthday starting with a Labor Day Weekend marathon of various specials and movies, a throwback block of old and new favorites every weeknight in September at 6:00pm and a marathon of various birthday-themed episodes from various Cartoon Network shows on October 1.	
Throwback Block 	September 5-30, 2022 	Cartoon Network celebrates their 30th birthday starting with a Labor Day Weekend marathon of various specials and movies, a throwback block of old and new favorites every weeknight in September at 6:00pm and a marathon of various birthday-themed episodes from various Cartoon Network shows on October 1.	
30th Anniversary Marathon 	October 1, 2022 	Cartoon Network celebrates their 30th birthday starting with a Labor Day Weekend marathon of various specials and movies, a throwback block of old and new favorites every weeknight in September at 6:00pm and a marathon of various birthday-themed episodes from various Cartoon Network shows on October 1.	
Scoobtober (2022) 	October 3-31, 2022 	The second annual Scoobtober event with reruns of Courage the Cowardly Dog, new episodes of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? and the premieres of Straight Outta Nowhere: Scooby-Doo! Meets Courage the Cowardly Dog, Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! and various R.L. Stine's Mostly Ghostly and Monsterville movies. 	
Cartoonito Special Event: Batwheels Sneak Preview 	October 15, 2022 	A special edition of Cartoonito airs during primetime to promote the series premiere of Batwheels, containing the first episode of the show. 	
Movies Every Night 	March 21-April 2, 2022, November 21-December 3, 2022	The name was used for a 2-week event featuring the premiere of Shrek Forever After and again during the week of Thanksgiving and the first week of December, featuring the premieres of Arthur Christmas and the first two Babe films. 	
Holiday Specials 	December 9-23, 2022 	Special showings of holiday-themed episodes of various Cartoon Network shows from the 1990s to late 2010s timeframe. 	
The Amazing Weekend of Gumball 	December 31, 2022-January 1, 2023 	Time to say goodbye to the garbage that was 2022 and hope that 2023 won't be the same as Cartoon Network airs a marathon of The Amazing World of Gumball to celebrate, all New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. 	
|-|2023=
Name 	Date 	Description 	Image
Mystery Weekend Marathon 	January 14-16, 2023 	From Creek kids to meddling kids, this weeklong event features movies and episodes from Craig of the Creek and the Scooby-Doo franchise. 	
Teen Titans Go! Love Train 	February 6-14, 2023 	All aboard the love train as a week-long event featuring love-themed episodes from Teen Titans Go!, beginning with a new Valentine's special (Looking for Love) at February 6. 	
Cartoon Network Special Edition: NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest (2023)	February 19, 2023 	The second annual special recap of the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest game hosted by the Titans (in their GO! incarnations) and other characters from the Cartoon Network and the WBD Kids & Family brand libary. 	
Looney Tunes ACME Fools (2023) 	April 1, 2023 	The second annual ACME Fools event with a all-day marathon of various Looney Tunes shows. It celebrates Warner Bros.' 100th anniversary with bumpers featuring the cast of Looney Tunes dressing as characters from various Warner Bros. properties. 	
Teen Titans Tenth Anniversary Total Takeover 	April 22-30, 2023 	Cartoon Network celebrates 10 years of Titans comedy gold with a week-long event of all 375 episodes of Teen Titans Go! and various movies and specials from the show. 	
Craig of the Creek: Weekend at the Creek 	May 26-29, 2023 	Enjoy a weekend at the Creek as Cartoon Network shows every Craig of the Creek episode (in airing order) leading up to a new batch of episodes. 	
Summer Camp Island: All This Summer 	June 5-August 11, 2023 	Cartoon Network airs weekend afternoon reruns of Summer Camp Island, catching up with showing episodes from its run on a Max original, and premiere of the final season of the show. 	
Tom and Jerry Cheese Day (2023) 	June 4, 2023 	Cartoon Network celebrates Cheese Day, with an all-day marathon featuring Tom & Jerry movies and shows. 	
Craig of the Creek: Heart of the Forest 	July 10-14, 2023 	A five-day eight-part special event when Craig and his friends finally discover the Heart of the Forest. 	
ACME Night Presents: Ocean's 	July 16-30, 2023 	ACME Night premieres the first three Ocean's films featuring Don Cheadle (with a cockney accent) and Bernie Mac. 	
Scoobtober (2023) 	October 2023 	The third annual Scoobtober event featuring reruns of What's New, Scooby-Doo?, Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, and a re-airing of Over the Garden Wall. 	
The Powerpuff Girls 25th Anniversary 	November 5-18, 2023 	Cartoon Network celebrates the 25th anniversary of the original Powerpuff Girls series premiere with marathons every Sunday at 11:00am, leading to a 4-hour marathon on November 18, the day the series debuted. 	
Holiday Programming Jamboree 	November 20-December 25, 2023	Cartoon Network gets ready for the holidays starting with a week of holiday movies on November 20. Then, showings of holiday movies every Monday afternoon in December at 12:00pm, reruns of holiday episodes and specials from various CNS and WBA shows every Friday and Sunday afternoon at 3:00pm, and marathons on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.	
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Celebration of Not Having to Celebrate Anything	January 3-25, 2024 	Generic branding for Cartoon Network's weekday afternoon lineup during that time. 	
Weekday Wellness 	February 1-March 22, 2024 	Generic branding for Cartoon Network's weekday afternoon lineup during that time. 	
Looney Tunes ACME Fools (2024) 	April 1, 2024 	The third annual ACME Fools event with an all-day marathon of various Looney Tunes shows, including Bugs Bunny Builders (under the Cartoonito block) and Tiny Toons Looniversity. 	
Tom and Jerry Cheese Day (2024) 	June 4, 2024 	Cartoon Network celebrates Cheese Day, with an morning-to-early afternoon marathon featuring Tom & Jerry movies and shows. 	
Get in Touch With Your Indoorsy Side 	June 2024 	Generic branding for Cartoon Network's weekday afternoon lineup during this year's Summer season. 	
Scoobtober (2024) 	September 30-October 31, 2024	This year's Scoobtober schedule features weekday morning and early afternoon airings of Scooby-Doo! series, Saturday afternoon showings of Scooby-Doo direct-to-video movies, and Sunday morning marathons with both shows and movies. The lineup will conclude on Halloween Day with a showing of SCOOB!.	
Teen Titans Go! 400 / Every Episode Ever 	November 22-December 1, 2024 	To celebrate Teen Titans Go! officially being the longest-running DC animated television show with 400 episodes (sorry, Superman), get ready for another marathon of every Teen Titans Go! episode, new episodes of the show, and all culminating the celebration on November 30. 	
It's a Holiday Grab Bag 	December 2024 	Cartoon Network gets ready for the holidays with It's a Holiday Grab Bag. Featuring showings of holiday movies, reruns of holiday episodes and specials from various CNS and WBA shows. 	
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==Adult Swim==
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Adult Swim New Year's Eve Bash	December 31, 2002-January 1, 2003	"Live" at Times Square, it's the Adult Swim New Year's Eve Bash, the biggest party of the year! Hosted by Brak and Carl! Featuring sneak previews of recently-neglected-by-original-network Futurama!	
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An Adult Swim Halloween / We Will Kill You	October 26, 2003	Adult Swim shows the most terrifying Adult Swim episodes guaranteed to KILL YOU! Hosted by "Javier Guerta" from The Brak Show, there was also something about The Big O the same night, but that ain't terrifying.	
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Space Ghost Bootleggers Marathon 	February 15-16, 2004 	 	
April Fools on Adult Swim: Moustaches 	March 31-April 1, 2004 	The first ever Adult Swim April Fools prank inserts moustaches randomly throughout the entire block. The episodes aired would repeat the following night without the moustaches. 	
Popeye's 75th Anniversary 	April 18-May 10, 2004 	Adult Swim celebrates Popeye's 75th anniversary with episodes of The Popeye Show airing every Sunday night at 1:30am. 	
Seth MacFarlane Week 	July 26-29, 2004 	Seth MacFarlane, the man who put Rhode Island on the map (it wasn’t there before, was it?) and made a talking, martini-swilling dog the voice of reason on a television show, has selected his favorite episodes of his hit series, Family Guy, and will offer them up to Adult Swim viewers during Seth MacFarlane Week. That week, MacFarlane will introduce each episode and explain why it is so darn funny, offering up hilarious anecdotes and exclusive behind-the-scenes stories certain to entertain and delight Adult Swim viewers. The event is also the basis for The Freakin' Sweet Collection DVD.	
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Marathon of Horror	October 31-November 1, 2004	 	
Vote for Phil Ken Sebben 	November 2-3, 2004 	The Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law episode "Guitar Control" aired all night long in honor of Election Day 2004. 	
"Squidbillies Premiere" 	November 7, 2004 	Due to production delays with Squidbillies, Adult Swim instead premieres Perfect Hair Forever, followed by the premiere of the "Anime Talk Show" explaining the situation. 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Squids Fakeout	April 1, 2005	At midnight, Adult Swim aired an early, unfinished version of Squidbillies instead of Robot Chicken. At 12:15 A.M., they also aired the Special Presentation Space Ghost talk show featuring Early, Meatwad and Sharko that originally aired after the Squidbillies Premiere event on November 7, 2004. In the repeat slot at 3:00 A.M., they aired Perfect Hair Forever instead of the Squidbillies pilot.	
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12 Oz. Mouse New Year Marathon 	January 1, 2006	 	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: 1980s Throwback	March 31, 2006 	Adult Swim aired old re-runs of the 1980s cartoons Mr. T and Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos. 	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Farts 	April 1, 2006 	The following day, Adult Swim also aired the regularly scheduled episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist and Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex with fart noises added to the dialog.	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Perfect Hair (2007) 	April 1, 2007 	On April 1, 2007, at midnight, Adult Swim's regular programming was replaced with a Perfect Hair Forever marathon, with the episodes edited to have a 'bootleg videotape' filter with incorrect English subtitles. 	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Aqua Teen Movie Premiere	April 1, 2007 	Another stunt on the same day featured Adult Swim promising that they would air Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters in its entirety before its intended release date (April 5, 2007). However, after two minutes of the film had passed, the film afterward shrunk down to a picture-by-picture window in the bottom-left corner, as Adult Swim's regular programming continued to air. Obnoxious banners featuring Master Shake and other Aqua Teen Hunger Force characters played during the stunt.	
The Great Futurama Space Marathon 	April 22-23, 2007 	 	
A Night of 1000 Pilots 	May 13-14, 2007 	The night that gave birth to Superjail!, Drinky Crow, and Freaknik: The Musical. 	
The Great Futurama Marathon 2 	June 2-3, 2007 	 	
The Last Futurama Marathon 	December 26-31, 2007	A re-airing of every episode of Futurama before it left Adult Swim and moved to Comedy Central at the dawn of 2008. 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Surprise Pilots	April 1, 2008 	 	
44 Nights of Orel 	October 7-December 19, 2008	 	
|-|2009=
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Happy New Year Moralthon 	January 1, 2009	 	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: The Room (2009)	April 1, 2009 	Adult Swim aired The Room, the critically panned 2003 independent film that is considered a cult classic, with sex scenes obscured with black boxes. This was followed by an airing of the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! episode Tommy, which featured the films star and director, Tommy Wiseau.	
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Big, Über, Network, Sampling 	March 28, 2010	Sponsored by Burger King, Adult Swim gave viewers 8 pilots the choice to vote on their favorite, as the most popular one aired on the network on March 28. Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge won, however, it was not greenlit for a full series as Adult Swim chose another nominee, Aqua Teen spinoff, Soul Quest Overdrive instead, and Cartoon Network picked up another nominee, Neon Knome as it turned into The Problem Solverz.	250px
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: The Room (2010)	April 1, 2010 	The Room airs for the second time as part of their annual prank. This year, regular bumpers were replaced by special bumpers featuring Tommy Wiseau being interviewed on Space Ghost Coast to Coast. Even though sex scenes remain censored, the rating changed to TV-MA. 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: The Room (2011)	April 1, 2011	The Room aired for the 3rd time, with the TV-MA rating left intact, and this is followed by a 15-minute special known as Earth Ghost, which is a CGI version of the Lowe Country pilot shown on Adult Swim Video in 2007.	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Toonami	April 1, 2012	Known as The Night No 90s Kids Slept, The Room Fake Out or Toonami Is Back B*tches, Toonami host TOM (in his third incarnation) interrupts the annual showing of The Room, as the Cartoon Network anime and action block, Toonami, returns on Adult Swim after 4 years since it originally ended. The stunt was very successful with fans and audiences alike, that Adult Swim announced the permanent return of the brand as the Saturday AcTN lineup was replaced on May 26, 2012 with the revived Toonami.	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Cats	April 1, 2013	On April 1, 2013, cats were shown throughout the night. Some live action shows had their faces covered by edited cat heads, and the logo changed to [meow meow].	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Perfect Hair (2014) 	April 1, 2014	 	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Space Ghost Coast to Coast 20th Anniversary Marathon	April 1, 2014	 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Coin Hunt	April 1, 2015	 	
|-|2016=
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Nothing	April 1, 2016	Advertisements were shown for the April Fools broadcast, recapping their 12-year history of pranks and hyping up that year's prank. When midnight did occur, regular programming played, with the implication being that the prank for 2016 was that there was no prank.	
|-|2017=
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Funny Voice Switching	March 31, 2017	All of the regularly scheduled episodes were aired, but this time, the voice switching gimmick was used in which the proper voices for those shows were replaced with added laugh tracks, Seinfeld stings, robotic and pitch-shifted filters added to particular voices, various sound effects and alternate musical tracks. 	
Rick and Morty Season 3 April Fools Stealth Premiere 	April 1, 2017 	The evening portion of Adult Swim was replaced with the first episode of Rick and Morty's yet-unannounced third season, The Rickshank Rickdemption, which aired repeatedly from 8:00 P.M. until midnight (shortening Toonami's run for the night and preempting premieres of Samurai Jack and Dragon Ball Super in the process) and also streamed on a loop on the adultswim.com streams all night.	
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トゥナミ 	April 1, 2018 	Toonami joins the April Fool's fun by presenting their shows with the original Japanese audio with English subtitles with hosts TOM and SARA having Japanese voice actors. The event also surpise-premiered FLCL: Alternative, the third season of the anime FLCL, before the second season, FLCL: Progressive premiered.	
April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Bushworld Adventures	April 1, 2018 	Adult Swim stealth premieres Bushworld Adventures, a Rick and Morty special from Aussie animator, Michael Cusack (who later go on to co-create YOLO and Smiling Friends) 	
Pete Smith Day (2018) 	September 28-29, 2018	To honor longtime employee Pete Smith retiring, Adult Swim declares September 28 as Pete Smith Day and airs a marathon of The Brak Show (which he co-created), Bob's Burgers (which his daughter, Nora Smith, is a writer of), and most of the promos and bumpers he produced for the network. 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Gēmusetto Machu Picchu	April 1, 2019	A marathon is Gēmusetto Machu Picchu airs unannounced from midnight to 5:45am.	
|-|2020=
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Post's Game	April 1, 2020 	Post Malone interrupts the premiere of the second season of Gēmusetto Machu Picchu and hosts a night of stealth premieres: the pilot of Smiling Friends, new seasons of Tender Touches, 12 oz. Mouse, Lazor Wulf, The Shivering Truth, Tigtone, Dream Corp LLC, a new episode of Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal, and new shows JJ Villard's Fairy Tales and YOLO: Crystal Fantasy. Post played beer pong and staring contests with others, and viewers can call 708-794-6386 to discuss Post's Game with FishCenter Live! hosts, which were live during the stunt.	
4.20 Marathon 	April 20, 2020	 	
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April Fool's Day on Adult Swim: Adult Swim Junior	April 1, 2021	Adult Swim became Adult Swim Junior (a parody of Cartoonito, the programming block aimed at kids aged 2-6 that would launch later) with kid-friendly versions of programming and bumps redubbed using voices of young children and most swear words edited out. It started with a preview of Gēmusetto Machu Preschool and it would soon be followed by an episode of Rick and Morty Babies (redubbed from "Total Rickall"), Aqua Child Hunger Force (redubbed from "Revenge of the Mooninites") and then a repeat of those two episodes. Every landscape bump was related to a child setting and text bumps were educational.	
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Â̷̮̅̃d̶͊̔̔̃̕u̷̧͕̱̹͍̫̖̼̫̒̕͜l̴̦̽̾̃̌̋͋ṱ̵̩̦͎͐͝ S̷̩̝̜̓w̶̨̛͚͕͈̣̺̦̭̝̍̓̄̒̒́͘͜͠ȉ̷m: Special Broadcast 2022	April 1, 2022 	Based on the popular internet short, Learning with Pibby: Apocalypse, T̶̺͛H̶̜́̐̽ĕ̸̡͊̽ ̷̝̙͝D̵̫̑̊a̶̖̘̿͗͗Ȓ̸̗͉k̸̖͎̀͘͠N̷̈͌͒ͅḙ̷̌͆͜s̸̲̈́̍Ș̴̀͗̋ consumes Adult Swim, as Pibby and her best friend, Bun Bun wander around most of the shows that aired during the night (excluding 2:00am's Rick and Morty, 2:30am's Futurama and 5:00am's King of the Hill hour).	
Bob's Burgers Holiday Marathon 	December 23-24, 2022	 	
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Adult Swim Pilots Night 	February 2, 2023 	Sponsored by the movie Knock at the Cabin, director M. Night Shyamalan hosts a night of Adult Swim pilots and lets the viewer decide which one lives. 	
Adult Swim: Special Broadcast 2023 	April 1, 2023 	Adult Swim accidentally sits on the remote, as the network fast-forwards, rewinds, airs commercials without the shows, and does a terrifying test on letting AI produce their shows.	
Bob's Burgers Holiday Marathon (2023)	December 24-25, 2023	 	
|-|2024=
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🅐🅓🅤🅛🅣 🅢🅦🅘🅜 🅢🅟🅔🅒🅘🅐🅛 🅑🅡🅞🅐🅓🅒🅐🅢🅣 ➋⓿➋➍ 	April 1, 2024 	Adult Swim does puppet versions of several Smiling Friends episodes, as well as a stealth premiere of the first episode of Season 2, announcing that the rest of the episodes will premiere weekly starting May 12.	
Bob's Burgers Holiday Marathon (2024)	December 24-25, 2024	 	
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Family Guy 3-Day Marathon Extravaganza	January 1-4, 2025	Celebrate Family Guy's return to Adult Swim with a three day marathon featuring the show's most iconic episodes and the premiere of Season 16.	
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