Based on my tier list, how old would you say I am?(I left out the ones I’ve never heard about)

I feel like Adult Swim took away a key identity to Cartoon Network. Adult Swim was an awesome program at one point, but I feel like it ultimately striped Cartoon Network of it's own space. and niche. Cartoon Network was truly a unique gem, a network that ran cartoons 24/7. You can argue Adult Swim ran the later half of cartoons, but it wasn't actually the same theme. I would say Cartoon Network truly peaked in its own 1998-2000. This is when Cartoon Network was a different world. And I miss the suspense of potentially waking up to a more or less obscure cartoon at 3-4am. This is an appeal that echoed well into the later mid 2000s of Cartoon Network, but Adult Swim was like that lecturer that left a soul taste in my mouth. Adult Swim was a neat concept, but I feel it ultimately degraded Cartoon Network.

It’s a scene from the newest despicable me movie. It’s gotta be right the design is so similar.

Since Toonami Rewind brought in Sailor Moon, Naruto, and Dragon Ball again, and Checkered Past doesn't really have a place for KND, it would only make sense. Adult Swim started airing reruns of Futurama and King Of The Hill again around the time Disney announced they'd be reviving both shows. This is Cartoon Network's chance to start rerunning Totally Spies since that's also coming back. People have been wanting Ben 10 back (I don't think it should), and reruns would be a place where the show could get some kind of attention again outside of streaming.

Just a heads up the Adams family episode of the new Scooby doo movies is airing on boomerang Sunday July 21st at 10am est. This is the episode that does not have an official home video release due to a dispute so it’s a more rare Scooby doo episode but is not lost media.

There seem to be rumors going around that Warner Bros./Discovery is planning to sell off some, if not all, of its linear TV assets to keep itself out of debt. While it's unknown who would buy them (though Apple and Comcast have both been suggested as possibilities), I can't help but wonder if Cartoon Network would be among the assets to be sold off.

As it stands right now, Cartoon Network is essentially "joined at the hip" to HBO Max-- its programming makes up a great deal of HBO Max's content, and many of its shows premier there instead of on the network itself. If Cartoon Network were to be sold off, would its shows move to, say, Apple+ or Peacock? And then you have the fact that many of these shows involve characters and IP that Warner Bros. owns outright, such as DC Comics and Hanna-Barbera. Even if the network itself is sold off, Warner Bros. would still own those shows, which would be awkward to say the least.

i absolutely need to watch it someday and I researched that its a prequel

I would allow the Max and Paramount+ merger, but I would also merge Boomerang, and try to get a deal with Crunchyroll. I would bring back all of Cartoon Network's library (and try to fix the HiHi Puffy AmiYumi situation).

Cartoon Network would then become a direct live TV channel on Max (this would still be the same channel as the one on cable, so King Of The Hill, Bob's Burgers, and Futurama would still air), and it would be rebranded to a much older demographic. It would air reruns of old Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Warner Bros, Hannah Barbara, and DC shows, as well as 90s-00s Nicktoons (including the first three seasons of SpongeBob and 1-5 of Fairly Oddparents), and a lot of anime at night. Paramount also has the rights to Ninja Turtles, Garfield, and Transformers, and they have a close relationship with Alvin and The Chipmunks, Monster High, and Sonic The Hedgehog, so those properties would be on this channel too. South Park, Beavis and Butthead, Clone High, Aeon Flux, and Daria would now air on adult swim. My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic would also start airing on this channel too since Discovery partially owns it. I would also try to make a deal with Universal to get syndication rights to air old Dreamworks films, The Land Before Time, and the Lego movies. Reruns of Nickelodeon's Kung Fu Panda and Penguins Madagascar shows would be on too. There would be reruns of the older seasons of Total Drama. Animaniacs and Tiny Toons too (pre-reboot). I'd try to get the syndication rights to the Pokémon anime back too.

Cartoon Orbit and Fusionfall would come back, and there would be codes announced at random that can benefit you in Multiversus. I would try to get more characters involved.

I would also try to pick up rejected/neglected projects such as Glitch Techs, Milky Way and The Galaxy Girls, Galactic Kids Next Door, the Billy and Mandy finale, Driftwood, the Gumball movie, etc.

More seasons of Villainous and Infinity Train would also be picked up, and a Rick and Morty theatrical film would get greenlit. I would also heavily promote the upcoming film, The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie (which is coming to theaters, please look into it). I'd bring back Coyote V. Acme, MK Ultra Girls, and Scooby Holiday Hunt (even though I hated the first Scoob movie).

I would make contracts involving these things permanent so it could never be interfered with again and stuff like Zaslav's decisions to just cancel projects because of tax write offs couldn't happen.

This is my Cartoon Network tier list I did. It’s a whole lotta shit, but either way, it’s something.

Call me crazy if you will, but you can judge it on your own merits.

I haven’t seen a lot of shows in the green tier, so until I do, I won’t remake this list.

Peace out

So back in like 2020 or so, I used to watch a show which (I think) aired on CN. It was about some animals who were the best of their clans taking part in a competition or something. The main characters were a grasshopper/cricket, a rabbit, a tiger, and some others.
I have no idea what show this was and I've been trying to find it for quite a while now.

This is such a lost memory (and I don’t know if it was a South African exclusive) but there were commercial breaks where there would be sock puppets. And I think there were 2 seasons. One where the socks were getting eaten by a coach

Then the next one was this scientist that would lore the socks into a machine that could teleport them into the cartoon (like chowder and flapjack) and they got out by breaking the fourth wall

Please I wanna know I’m not the only one

Am I the only one who is like, super freaking depressed about the downfall of this shit?

I did watch TTG as a kid and liked it purely for the slapstick, but eventually stopped watching it after like the first marathon.

Roughly 6 years later (when I was 17) I learn about Tean Titans and immediately fell in L O V E with it. Of course I went spoiler free and was, very saddened to see that not only was the series purposely abandoned, but that it's now used as bait for the spin-off.

Man. When I tell you I was PISSED, I mean it, like I was sad and angered for WEEKS because I loved Cartoon Network and seeing how shitty and petty they now are just hurt on a spiritual level.

Even now, just seeing how this brand basically "killed itself" (meaning the lack of effort and care destroyed much of what they once had) is so dang depressing. Just thinking of all the cool series' that once made my childhood TV binges so full of variety now killed off over greed and shameless greed makes me want to cry.

This, this sort of low effort, lack of understanding of their community's actions from modern media (shows, movies, ect) is EXACTLY why stuff like The Amazing Digital Circus and Murder Drones has been so well loved. Those people actually care about what they make, even if it's a little.

My final opinion: Indie content is a gold mine, and deserves the surge of popularity it has gotten. Properly shames the lazy big names.