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Doubt they're gonna premiere Pokemon in primetime. Considering Disney Channel has been premiering everything on Saturday/Sunday mornings since 2018 (the only primetime animation they did after that being summer 2020 with Big City Greens, Amphibia, and Owl House but those went back to weekend...

Looks like We Baby Bears is on hiatus again. Considering the seven month hiatus patterns since February 2025, guessing the last five episodes will premiere on January 2027, which makes since with how January's been the designated series finale month with Craig of the Creek in 2025 and Prince...

This is concerning the US feed only (aka the native one), not the international one.

Yokoso Scooby Doo will be premiering on Tubi first though.

How do we know Cartoon Network would've treated Wander badly? They usually treated Craig's first two shows great and early 2010s was a great time for the animation on Cartoon Network (since they would've aired Wander on Monday nights with Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Gumball), how do we...

Considering the amount of Scooby Doo shows airing now, even going into the divisive Scrappy Doo-era shows, do you all think they may air Shaggy & Scooby Doo Get a Clue, one of the only two Scooby shows they haven't aired yet? Obviously Velma's out due to being too adult for the Cartoon Network...

Looks like ratings did pick back up when they focused on the animated Disney movies or newer DCOMs. Surprised The Proud Family Movie did so well in ratings, makes one surprised they didn't air The Proud Family during the nostalgic blocks.

What I meant by that was how Disney Channel and Nicktoons shows varied by treatment where sometimes you'd get well treated shows (outside the sponge) like Jimmy Neutron, Phineas & Ferb, Kim Possible, Sanjay & Craig (in the sense of it at least airing all 3 seasons and 60 episodes on the main...

Thought I'd throw my own one in since I've been responding to others: I don't mind Disney Channel and Nickelodeon airing live action sitcoms a lot. At the end of the day, it isn't as if this is nothing new for both networks. Disney Channel didn't even start doing animated originals (aside from...

So, what are slice of life shows that do a better job at managing the comedy and drama balance if Hey Arnold didn't work? Is it a bad thing for cartoons to try to prove they aren't just "kiddy filler" and that animation isn't just for kids and can be appealing to older audiences too?

Looking back, anyone remember the days when Disney animated non-preschool half hour shows used to have actual scenes playing during the credits. This started in 2006 with The Emperor's New School, The Replacements, American Dragon Jake Long season 2, and Kim Possible season 4. This tradition...

Figured I'd try this like with the Looney Tunes characters with more than one director. And going by the head animator director rather than credited director here. Among the following directors, who was the best Popeye director and why between: Seymour Kneitel Willard Bowsky Dave Tendlar...

And now here's the most recent full year in 2025 breakdown on how often each show aired. Half hours are the measurement for this and 0.5 being a 11-minute segment. CNAS wiki and Mr. Maketsu from Twitter are the sources. 2025: Originals by Cartoon Network: The Amazing World of Gumball: 1860...

Is this counted by quarter hour slots or half hour ones?

Considering how Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon have had discussion on their president/network head, thought it'd be nice to try for Disney Channel. What are your thoughts on each of the following Disney Channel president/channel head's tenures? Alan Wagner (1983-84) James P. Jimirro (1984-85)...