Are These Shows "Classic" Now?

[Toonhead2002Ultra]

I ask this because I find it interesting that there is still a debate about this given that both of these shows are 12 years old now. For me they're both kind of on the line between classic and modern. They both visit CN's schedule more often than other older shows and they aired most of their episodes while the current logo was in place, but both of these shows are over a decade old in 2022, and they both predate Gumball which is the oldest show that CN reruns very regularly. I mean, I think that there should be a point in which these two shows are considered a part of classic CN eventually. Regular Show for example hasn't aired a new episode in over 5 years. What do you guys think?

 

[Beast of Beef]

I’d say so. A classic for CN is an old show they normally wouldn’t air. AT and RS ended years ago, so I think they fit the bill.

 

[Darklordavaitor]

Adventure Time and Regular Show are as old today as The Powerpuff Girls was when they premiered. I think it's fair that they qualify as "classic".

 

[JMTV]

Yeah, I would say so. Adventure Time and Regular Show did help founded the animation renaissance, so I think they deserved to join the ranks of the CN classics.

 

[Surreal Kangaroo]

I’m kind of on the fence. It seems like CN uses Adventure Time as a dividing point between vintage and modern.

 

[Checkerboard]

Classic in terms of age? Almost. Classic in terms of status? Yes.