User1: Hey everyone! Just wanted to start a thread dedicated to CartoonLand's current lineup. I must say, they've got a solid mix of shows at the moment. Shows like "The Owl" and "Inanimate Insanity" have been huge hits in our household. They've managed to balance a mix of action, comedy, and even some learning content quite well. What does everyone else think? User2: Definitely agree on the diversity of the lineup. My kids are huge fans of "Johnny Test" (though only Season 1 being available is a bummer) and "TMNT" (Fast Forward). However, they have expressed some disappointment over the loss of "Kikoriki" from the lineup. It was a unique show with memorable characters, and we all enjoyed the humor and adventures. Does anyone else miss it too? User3: Oh, absolutely! "Kikoriki" had a charm to it that's hard to replace. My little one would watch it on repeat and the lessons it subtly taught were invaluable. It's a shame CartoonLand removed it. That said, "Code Lyoko" and "Xiaolin Showdown" have somewhat filled that void with their adventurous plots. But still, "Kikoriki" will always have a special place in our hearts. User4: "Kikoriki" was a staple in our home as well. It's tough to see good shows go. On another note, I'm thrilled to see "Skatoony" make it to the lineup. It's a nice blend of cartoon and live-action game show that's incredibly entertaining for both kids and parents. Also, has anyone's kids gotten into "The Hollow"? My kids just started it and are hooked! User5: Yes to "The Hollow"! It's got that mystery element nailed down. My kids love piecing together the puzzles in each episode. Speaking of changes, how does everyone feel about "Prank Patrol" being the only live-action show now? My kids find it hilarious, but I miss the variety that older live-action shows brought to the table. User6: "Prank Patrol" is a hit here too. I do understand the sentiment about missing the variety. My family enjoyed when there were more live-action options. It provided a nice break from cartoons. Also, it's interesting to see "Horrid Henry" still holding strong. That show's been around for a while but never seems to lose its appeal! User1: Thanks for all the input, everyone! It's great to see so much engagement and to hear what shows your families are enjoying or missing. The variety in CartoonLand's programming seems to cater to a lot of tastes, but it's clear that classics like "Kikoriki" will always be missed. Maybe we should start a petition or a request thread to bring back some of the old favorites? What do you all think?

User1: Hey CartoonLand fans, I've got a bit of an update for everyone, and I'm not sure how to feel about it. Just found out that "Squish" is joining the limited episodes club, just like "Johnny Test" and "TMNT" (Fast Forward) before it. They're only going to air the first 8 episodes-for now, at least. Thoughts? User2: Oh no, not "Squish" too! My kids were really getting into it, and limiting it to only 8 episodes seems like such an odd choice. They've done this with a couple of other shows, but I was hoping they wouldn't continue this trend. It's so frustrating when shows just start to develop and then get cut off like that. User3: That's disappointing news indeed. "Squish" had so much potential, and limiting its episodes really hampers the enjoyment. Out of curiosity, has CartoonLand given any reason for this trend? It seems counterintuitive to only air a fraction of a series, especially when those series are well received. User4: I've noticed this happening but haven't seen any official reason from CartoonLand. My guess? It could be a strategy to gauge audience interest before fully committing to longer series runs. Or perhaps licensing issues? Either way, it's certainly a bummer for viewers who get invested in these worlds and characters. User5: This is becoming a bit of a pattern, isn't it? Quite frustrating as a viewer, especially for the kids who don't understand why their new favorite show suddenly stops airing new episodes. "Squish" was becoming a fast favorite in our house. I understand testing the waters, but this seems like an odd way to do it. User6: Agreed with everyone's points. It seems like an odd strategy to build a loyal audience. On a side note, has anyone reached out to CartoonLand for clarification or to express these concerns? Maybe if enough of us voice our thoughts on this practice, they might reconsider how they handle new and existing shows. User1: That's a great idea, User6. Maybe we can draft a message or a petition as a community expressing our concerns and how this practice affects our viewing habits and attachment to their network. It's worth a shot, and maybe it can bring about a change or at least get us some answers. User7: Count me in for supporting a petition or any outreach effort. It's about more than just "Squish" - it's about making sure all these great shows get a fair chance to shine and that our kids get to enjoy them fully. Let's come together and make our voices heard! User1: Fantastic! I'll start drafting something and share it here for feedback. Let's hope this gets CartoonLand's attention and makes a positive impact for all of us, especially the kids who look forward to these shows. Thanks, everyone, for your input and support!

Top 5 Hits on CartoonLand Dive into adventure & laughter with our most popular shows! 1 Battle for Dream Island - #BFDI 2 Code Lyoko - #VirtualHeroes 3 Xiaolin Showdown - #ShenGongWu 4 Horrid Henry - #MischievousHenry 5 The Hollow - #MysteryAwaits Which is your ultimate fav? Tell us! #CartoonLandFaves

In the vibrant universe of CartoonLand, a channel celebrated for its diverse and engaging programming, two shows have left a void that loyal viewers deeply feel -- a testament to their lasting impact and the imaginative worlds they offered to their fans. "Kikoriki" and "Dude, That's My Ghost!" have emerged as the two most missed shows, fondly remembered and sorely missed by the CartoonLand community. **Kikoriki** A show that enchanted both the young and the young at heart, "Kikoriki" is an animated masterpiece that wove tales of friendship, adventure, and the sheer joys and challenges of existence through its colorful and endearing characters. Set in the whimsical world of Kikoriki Island, the series followed the lives of its round, fluffy inhabitants as they embarked on adventures that were as much about discovering the world around them as they were about self-discovery. The charm of "Kikoriki" lay not just in its humor and delightful storytelling but in the subtle life lessons it imparted, making it a cherished part of daily viewing routines. Its absence from the channel has left fans craving the wholesome, feel-good content that Kikoriki so effortlessly delivered. **Dude, That's My Ghost!** A more contemporary offering, "Dude, That's My Ghost!" captured the imagination of viewers with its unique premise, dynamic characters, and a refreshing blend of comedy and supernatural elements. The show centered on the life of Spencer Wright, a budding filmmaker and the only one who could see his best friend, Billy Joe Cobra, a ghost and a former pop star. Their antics, often leading to chaotic but hilarious situations, struck a chord with audiences who found joy in the show's clever writing, vibrant animation, and the genuine camaraderie between Spencer and Billy. The removal of "Dude, That's My Ghost!" from the lineup has left a gap that fans are eager to see filled, hoping for a revival or at least reruns of this much-loved series. Both "Kikoriki" and "Dude, That's My Ghost!" represent the essence of what makes CartoonLand so special to its viewers -- the ability to transport them to worlds where joy, friendship, and adventure reign supreme. As fans fondly reminisce about these shows, their absence serves as a reminder of the impact well-crafted stories and characters can have, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire longing and nostalgia in the heart of the CartoonLand community.

**Thread Title: Why CartoonLand, Why? Cutting Squish, Dropping Kikoriki, Limiting TMNT & Johnny Test!? ** **ToonFanatic101**: Hey everyone, it's just not fair! I turned on CartoonLand this morning ready to binge "Squish" like we all planned, and guess what? They've cut down the episode count to just the first 8! And don't even get me started on them dropping "Kikoriki" from the lineup. Plus, only airing one season of "TMNT" and "Johnny Test"? What's up with that? Is anyone else as upset as I am? **RetroToonLover**: Totally with you, ToonFanatic101. "Kikoriki" was a gem! It had humor, life lessons, everything. And the limits on "TMNT" and "Johnny Test" make no sense. Just when you get into the storyline, bam, no more episodes. **AnimationAdmirer**: Yeah, it's super frustrating! Especially about "Squish." That show was the highlight of my week. I really hope CartoonLand is listening to us. Maybe they're trying to test out new shows, but this isn't the way to do it. They're messing with our favorites! **PixelPirate**: Does anyone know WHY they're doing this? Is it a licensing issue or something? I mean, cutting down episodes and limiting seasons just seems so random. And taking away "Kikoriki," that's just a low blow. **ToonFanatic101**: I've tried to look into it, @PixelPirate, but can't find much info. CartoonLand hasn't given any clear reasons. It's like they're taking our feedback and just tossing it aside. We should seriously consider starting a petition or something. **SketchyDoodler**: A petition sounds like a great idea, @ToonFanatic101! I miss the full lineup. And "Squish" was developing into such a cool show. We need to let CartoonLand know we want our shows back, and we want them in full, not just bits and pieces. **ToonGuru88**: Count me in for the petition, guys! What bugs me the most is the lack of transparency. If it's a budget thing or licensing like @PixelPirate suggested, they should at least let us know. Communication goes a long way. **AnimationAdmirer**: Right, @ToonGuru88. Some communication would be nice. Also, has anyone thought about reaching out to them on social media? Sometimes a little public pressure can make a big difference. **RetroToonLover**: That's a good point, @AnimationAdmirer. Social media can definitely get their attention. Let's not just stop at a forum. We need to take this to Twitter, maybe even start a hashtag campaign. #BringBackOurToons, anyone? **ToonFanatic101**: Love that hashtag, @RetroToonLover! Let's do it. I'll start drafting up something for the petition and share it here soon. In the meantime, let's take our concerns to Twitter and see if we can get some momentum going. Thanks for the support, everyone. Let's make our voices heard! #BringBackOurToons **[Thread Locked by Admin: Discussion Continuing on Twitter Under #BringBackOurToons]**

Cartoon Crusaders Unite! It's time to make waves in the world of animation! #SaveSquish - Let's demand the full, gooey adventure! #BringBackKikoriki - We miss those fluffy tales of friendship and fun! #GetTheTurtlesBackToThePresent - One season isn't enough ninja action! #MoreJohnny - Test your limits, but don't limit our Johnny! Join us in calling on CartoonLand to listen to its fans! #FanPower Retweet if you're with us! Let's show them what these shows mean to us!

**Thread Title: Big Changes on CartoonLand: Kikoriki's Back, TMNT Moves Forward, Johnny Test S2, and Hello BFB! But...Squish? ** **ToonLover98**: Hey everyone, did you all catch the news? Our feedback has made waves! **#Kikoriki** is making a grand return to CartoonLand! And it's about time **TMNT** moved beyond the Fast Forward season to **Back to the Sewer**. Plus, **Johnny Test** is finally hitting Season 2. But, uh, has anyone seen **Squish**? Looks like it's been replaced by **Battle for BFB**. Thoughts? **RetroFan123**: I'm ecstatic about **Kikoriki**! That show was such a big part of my childhood. And **TMNT** advancing to **Back to the Sewer**? Fantastic! But, losing **Squish** feels like a mixed blessing. Not sure how I feel about the swap for **BFB**. Thought? **AnimationAdmirer**: **BFB** coming into the picture is huge for Battle for Dream Island fans. It's going to bring in a ton of engagement from the community. Sad about **Squish**, though. It had potential. **PixelPirate**: **Johnny Test** S2! Finally! Been waiting to see where they'd take the story next. But RIP **Squish**. I guess CartoonLand is really shaking things up. **Kikoriki**'s return is like reuniting with an old friend. Missed those little guys. **SketchyScribe**: While it's sad to see **Squish** go, the lineup's looking strong. **BFB**'s addition is interesting. It's got a big following online, so I can see why CartoonLand made the move. Still, **Squish** had charm. Hope it finds a new home. **ToonGuru88**: Honestly, the changes seem promising. **Kikoriki** coming back and **TMNT** moving to **Back to the Sewer** is like CartoonLand finally listening to us. **Johnny Test** S2 is overdue but welcome. **BFB** is a wildcard for me, but I'm open to it. Sad about **Squish**, though--wonder if fan feedback could bring it back eventually? **ToonFanatic101**: It's a rollercoaster of emotions, folks! Thrilled for **Kikoriki** and the **TMNT** update. **Johnny Test** S2 is a win in my book. As for **BFB**, it's not really my cup of tea, but it's popular, so I get it. We should start a #BringBackSquish campaign, though. Who's in? **GreenScreenQueen**: Count me in, @ToonFanatic101! **Squish** deserves another shot. But I'm also here for **Kikoriki**. It's like the channel is finally tuning into what we want--more or less. Let's keep the momentum going and maybe we can get **Squish** back too. #BringBackSquish **CartoonCritic88**: Great to see the channel evolving but sad to see some shows go. Still, the return of **Kikoriki** and continuation of **TMNT** and **Johnny Test** are wins. As for **BFB**, it'll bring a different energy to CartoonLand. Here's to hoping for more good changes. And yes, #BringBackSquish! **ToonLover98**: Love seeing all the passion here! Let's use that energy to keep pushing for the shows we love (and miss). CartoonLand is listening, folks. Let's make sure they hear us on **Squish** too. In the meantime, let's enjoy **Kikoriki** and the rest of the updated lineup. To new beginnings (and hopeful returns)! IBUTION