CN Schedule Updates

[D-nice is the man.]

The Backdoor Schedule for the Mediocre March 21st schedule has some changes. Times Eastern and Pacific
6:00 am The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
7:00 am Teen Titans Go!
7:30 am Clarence
7:45 am We Bare Bears
8:00 am Teen Titans Go! (x2)
9:00 am Clarence
9:30 am We Bare Bears
10:00 am The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
11:00 am Scooby-Doo! Direct-to-Video Movies
1:00 pm Uncle Grandpa (x2)
2:00 pm Clarence
2:30 pm We Bare Bears
3:00 pm Teen Titans Go!
3:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
4:30 pm Teen Titans Go!
5:00 pm Clarence
5:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball
6:00 pm Teen Titans Go! (x2)
7:00 pm We Bare Bears
7:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball

 

[DVDLooney]

The Backdoor Schedule for the Mediocre March 21st schedule has some changes. Times Eastern and Pacific
6:00 am The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
7:00 am Teen Titans Go!
7:30 am Clarence
7:45 am We Bare Bears
8:00 am Teen Titans Go! (x2)
9:00 am Clarence
9:30 am We Bare Bears
10:00 am The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
11:00 am Scooby-Doo! Direct-to-Video Movies
1:00 pm Uncle Grandpa (x2)
2:00 pm Clarence
2:30 pm We Bare Bears
3:00 pm Teen Titans Go!
3:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball (x2)
4:30 pm Teen Titans Go!
5:00 pm Clarence
5:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball
6:00 pm Teen Titans Go! (x2)
7:00 pm We Bare Bears
7:30 pm The Amazing World of Gumball

Well, at least it is a SLIGHT improvement. Still too much TTG and Gumball. Also, no Steven Universe, Regular Show or Adventure Time Reruns. If it was me, I'd replace some of those TTG and Gumball reruns with them. I have a feeling that Turner only airs reruns for shows, such as, Steven Universe, Regular Show and Adventure Time when they're airing new episodes daily, and not because of ratings.

 

[Toon4Thought]

Well, at least it is a SLIGHT improvement. Still too much TTG and Gumball. Also, no Steven Universe, Regular Show or Adventure Time Reruns. If it was me, I'd replace some of those TTG and Gumball reruns with them. I have a feeling that Turner only airs reruns for shows, such as, Steven Universe, Regular Show and Adventure Time when they're airing new episodes daily, and not because of ratings.

Steven does have a 2-hour block on Sunday evenings though. I think that's because of Continuity Lockout; at least, that's the mindset I would have.

 

[DVDLooney]

Steven does have a 2-hour block on Sunday evenings though. I think that's because of Continuity Lockout; at least, that's the mindset I would have.

Ah, I see.

 

[kianworld]

Steven does have a 2-hour block on Sunday evenings though. I think that's because of Continuity Lockout; at least, that's the mindset I would have.

I wish they played it in order if it gets weekday reruns again, like what Adult Swim does for virtually all of their shows. I hate it when they air Jailbreak at like __:15pm and then The Return at __:45.

 

[jaylop97]

As much as how improved the schedule may be for the 21st I still feel like the Scooby Doo airing is the only gripe.

 

[Jazz1000]

You could really apply this statement to a good 80% of live cable as a whole.

very true

 

[MusicMan93]

Hopefully when The Powerpuff Girls premieres on April 4th the schedule will be much better.

 

[qadleez]

I guess CN don't want to air reruns with continuity in them since it could confuse the audience if they don't air them in order. That's why Clarence gets more reruns then AT,RS,and SU.

 

[ShadowBeast]

I guess CN don't want to air reruns with continuity in them since it could confuse the audience if they don't air them in order. That's why Clarence gets more reruns then AT,RS,and ST.

But they used to air reruns of AT&RS all the time. What changed? And what does ST stand for?

 

[SweetShop209]

But they used to air reruns of AT&RS all the time. What changed? And what does ST stand for?

The thing is that Adventure Time and Regular Show are becoming more serialized, meaning they are becoming more continuity and story arc driven. Pretty much any serialized cartoon is prone to bad scheduling, whether it's too many reruns, not enough reruns, etcetera.

 

[DVDLooney]

But they used to air reruns of AT&RS all the time. What changed? And what does ST stand for?

I guess ST stands for Steven Universe, I'm assuming.

 

[ShadowBeast]

The thing is that Adventure Time and Regular Show are becoming more serialized, meaning they are becoming more continuity and story arc driven. Pretty much any serialized cartoon is prone to bad scheduling, whether it's too many reruns, not enough reruns, etcetera.

But their continuity and story are very little with most of their episodes being standalone.

I guess ST stands for Steven Universe, I'm assuming.

That's what I was thinking.

 

[qadleez]

I guess ST stands for Steven Universe, I'm assuming.

Sorry I meant SU not ST

 

[SweetShop209]

But their continuity and story are very little with most of their episodes being standalone.


That's what I was thinking.

Then it's possible that since they're getting old, they don't need to show them as much. With the exception of shows like SpongeBob, TV shows that have a long lifespan aren't shown as much in order to let their new shows grow. The serialized thing still applies to shows like Steven Universe though.

 

[DVDLooney]

Then it's possible that since they're getting old, they don't need to show them as much. With the exception of shows like SpongeBob, TV shows that have a long lifespan aren't shown as much in order to let their new shows grow. The serialized thing still applies to shows like Steven Universe though.

I don't want to turn this into an argument, but Steven Universe still a bit more recent than Teen Titans Go and The Amazing World of Gumball are. Steven Universe first premiered in November 2013. Whereas, The Amazing World of Gumball first premiered on CN in May 2011 and Teen Titans Go premiered in 2013. If anything, just because Steven Universe and others shows that aren't TTG or Gumball are serialized, doesn't mean they need to air less.

 

[adius]

I don't want to turn this into an argument, but Steven Universe still a bit more recent than Teen Titans Go and The Amazing World of Gumball are. Steven Universe first premiered in November 2013. Whereas, The Amazing World of Gumball first premiered on CN in May 2011 and Teen Titans Go premiered in 2013. If anything, just because Steven Universe and others shows that aren't TTG or Gumball aren't serialized, doesn't mean they need to air less.

In this context, I think TTG would be a "show like Spongebob", the show that pulls in the most consistent ratings that they use to fill in spare timeslots

 

[Ray Laguna]

i more regular show Steven universe Adventure Time on the TV schedule and less Teen titans go

 

[jaylop97]

I want more regular show Steven universe Adventure Time on the TV schedule and less Teen titans go

Well wouldn't we all.

However it wouldn't work due to the fact both Regular show and Adventure Time being more continuity factored now, plus RS earlier seasons have been avoided for the last couple of years so RS would have less rerunable episodes.

 

[ShadowBeast]

However it wouldn't work due to the fact both Regular show and Adventure Time being more continuity factored now, plus RS earlier seasons have been avoided for the last couple of years so RS would have less rerunable episodes.

That is not a good enough excuse. there are other shows that had continuity, and their stations had no problems airing them in reruns.