Recent content by cartoo5007

The early check it era is my favorite Check it 1.0/2.0

The current logo has been around for so long that it's been around longer than the oldest members of their target audience.

Did they do anything for the 10th anniversary?

Billy and Many ended when I was in Kindergarten. I faintly remember watching it. But it's still old enough to be considered classic. Same with the original Teen Titans. Edd, Edd N Eddy, and KND, those are all old school. Flapjack, My Gym Partner, Camp Lazlo and Chowder are tweeners. Not old...

What was the name of that sub branding?

Savino was mostly on boomerang. They showed Savino on Cartoon Network in 2011, but it was very rare. This time around it looks like there will be no savino at all, even the CN execs are embarrassed by that era. This reminds me of how nicktoons only showed pre-movie episodes of SpongeBob and...

Just like 2011, it looks like cel animation Dexter is being shown instead of Savino.

Uncle Grandpa and Clarence are like that as well.

Johnny Test wasn't a cartoon network original. Last time I remember it airing on the network was.........maybe 2014.

There's no point in doing this anymore, most people don't even have cable anymore.

The third season ended production in 2001. The show got cancelled the following spring before it was bought back a couple years and some change later. "When You Wish Upon a Weinstein" was a banned episode that was produced early on in the second season's production cycle. That episode didn't...

To be honest, it was only a matter of time, I couldn't see a show like this lasting too long......

What I find strange is that the underwater sun song and the invitation scene were markerbob, but the actual episode has normal animation. Same thing happens in "The Sponge Who Could Fly", the actual episode has normal animation, but the walk cycle was markerbob.

I think it's gonna be like Scooby Doo or Tom and Jerry were they keep having adaptations or reboots.

Shocked that happen, SpongeBob has been in widescreen long enough for the people in the control room to know the appropriate settings.