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This is the pre-Spidey Kids WB lineup from late 2007 7:00am: Will & Dewitt 7:30am: Magi-Nation 8:00am: Tom and Jerry Tales 9:00am: Skunk Fu! 9:30am: Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! 10:00am: Eon Kid ...

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Write a story about Emie, a female amorphous, gloopy black blob from a far off planet, She visits and studies planets, getting to know their inhabitants, so she can form bonds with them

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Write a forum convo where a Kids WB fan says unfortunately Magi-Nation is now permanently associated with Will & Dewitt

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Showing 2 conversations in story permutation C81× “I was doing some surfing tonight, and I ended up on a blog, ...” over 10 minutes (Mar 23, 2024 – Mar 23, 2024), oldest first. Show: 10 15 50 100

Mar 23, 2024 at 2:17 PM GMT — 4 exchanges United Kingdom, Renfrewshire fiction View full conversationView

CHATBOT: It seems there was a lot of speculation and discussion about the future of "Johnny Test" among fans back in 2008, with debate focusing on whether a new season would air, and if so, where. Since then, "Johnny Test" has indeed seen more seasons and has retained a presence on television and streaming platforms. The series originally aired from 2005 to 2014, ending after six seasons. However, in 2020, it was announced that "Johnny Test" would be revived with new episodes premiering on Netflix, starting with the seventh season released in 2021. This revival was a significant update many years after the original speculation on its future. Regarding the concerns and discussions from the fans mentioned, Cartoon Network did indeed become a significant broadcaster for "Johnny Test" after the merger of Kids' WB into The CW network, where it found a consistent audience. The series' longevity and the decision to eventually revive it for Netflix further underscores its popularity and the demand for more content among its fan base. The mention of other shows and networks, such as 4Kids, CW4Kids, and discussions about other series, highlights the dynamic nature of children's television programming during that era, with networks and creators frequently adjusting their lineups to capture audience interest and meet contractual obligations. The children's television landscape has seen substantial evolution, with streaming platforms like Netflix becoming major players alongside traditional cable networks.

USER: I was suggesting to write a continuation to the forum convo

CHATBOT: Ah, I see! My apologies for the oversight. Let's craft a continuation to the conversation with an imaginative leap, reacting to the given discussion in the previous message: --- Goldstar! July 13, 2008 #200 So, with all this chatter about "Johnny Test," are we all overlooking the fact that Cartoon Network seems to be the most logical home? Considering their track record with animation, and given that "Johnny Test" has performed well in reruns, it wouldn't surprise me if they outbid everyone for the new season. It's all about the ratings at the end of the day, and "Johnny Test" has a quirky enough charm to keep pulling in viewers, especially the younger crowd. As for "World of Quest" and some of the other shows being batted around here, I think the landscape of children's programming is in for a significant shift. Remember, we're moving into an era where digital platforms could start to play a bigger role in how content is delivered. Maybe not immediately, but it's on the horizon. Imagine a world where streaming platforms could directly commission seasons of animated shows. That could change the game entirely, not just for "Johnny Test" but for many others. ChaoticFan99 July 14, 2008 #201 @Goldstar! Streaming platforms commissioning shows? That sounds like science fiction! Right now, the buzz is all about cable and network battles. Though, I have to concede, the idea of watching a show anytime without having to wait for networks to air episodes does sound pretty appealing. Back to "Johnny Test" - if Cartoon Network grabs it, I just hope they don't run it into the ground with endless reruns. There's such a thing as too much of a good thing, after all. But this could also open doors for them to experiment with more original content, maybe take more risks. Imagine if they brought back classics or explored new ideas with the same fervor. PixelPants July 15, 2008 #202 You folks are missing a crucial factor here: merchandise. Shows like "Johnny Test" aren't just about ratings; they're about the toys, the lunchboxes, the video games. If CN or any other network sees a potential goldmine in merchandising rights, that might tip the scales in favor of picking up the show. The question is, does "Johnny Test" have that kind of merchandising potential, or is it purely a ratings play? In any case, I'm intrigued by this whole digital platform discussion. Maybe it's a bit "out there" right now, but who knows? In ten years, we could all be laughing about how we doubted the r...

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Mar 23, 2024 at 2:28 PM GMT — 3 exchanges United Kingdom, Renfrewshire fiction View full conversationView

USER: I was doing some surfing tonight, and I ended up on a blog, which confirms that Johnny Test is getting a fourth season. http://whatm-aisupto.blogspot.com/2008/04/wither-johnny.html This is the blog of a guy who works for the animation company who did Johnny Test, Apparently, it's having a new animation team animating it for the fourth season because they were "outbid". I haven't been following this show, but I just hope this contribute to this common question I've been seeing around here Last edited by a moderator: Sep 13, 2008 D Dubbs D Dubbs Wish Upon A Star JoinedMar 23, 2007 Messages14,881 LocationWisconsin Jul 11, 2008 #191 Coolboyman said: I was doing some surfing tonight, and I ended up on a blog, which confirms that Johnny Test is getting a fourth season. http://whatm-aisupto.blogspot.com/2008/04/wither-johnny.html This is the blog of a guy who works for the animation company who did Johnny Test, Apparently, it's having a new animation team animating it for the fourth season because they were "outbid". I haven't been following this show, but I just hope this contribute to this common question I've been seeing around here. Hmm... Johnny Test was a pretty good ratings grabber for Kids' WB, but I'm not sure if 4Kids will pick up the new season. Though, if they don't, I'm sure Cartoon Network will get it. TaoRen New Member JoinedDec 11, 2007 Messages18 LocationVirginia Jul 12, 2008 #192 Will there be a new season of Viva Pinata? Rare is working on the new game and the DS version is coming out. The Metarex story of Sonic X also aired in France. TMS had listed it as still in production a while after it ended its run but they stopped that. I wouldn't have minded if it had kept going its a decent show. Chaotic might be bearable with the possible move from flash. Goldstar! Goldstar! Just a tad spicy JoinedJun 4, 2007 Messages22,307 LocationCartoon Country Jul 12, 2008 #193 Another season of Johnny Test? Geez! That show is like a zombie that refuses to stay dead! Anyway, 2 questions come to mind regarding a 4th season of Johnny Test: 1. What else can Johnny do? The producers have pretty much covered just about everything in the past 3 seasons. He's even prevented an alien invasion. I thought that episode was supposed to be the series finale. Other than travel to the astral plane or witness the beginning of the universe, I don't see what other territory Johnny has yet to cover. 2. Where would the new episodes of JT go? I don't see 4Kids picking up the series, and Kids WB is no more. The only other channel that I can see airing Johnny Test would be Cartoon Network, who is currently running JT ad nausea. Draft Active Member JoinedApr 9, 2005 Messages10,694 LocationNew England Jul 12, 2008 #194 Odds are that 4K!DS will pick it up. At least 1/2 of the CW Kids Series are cancelled, and 4K!DS doesn't have too many original series to air as reruns. CN might pick it up, but it isn't too likely Goldstar! Goldstar! Just a tad spicy JoinedJun 4, 2007 Messages22,307 LocationCartoon Country Jul 12, 2008 #195 DaftPunkFan37 said: Odds are that 4K!DS will pick it up. At least 1/2 of the CW Kids Series are cancelled, and 4K!DS doesn't have too many original series to air as reruns. CN might pick it up, but it isn't too likely Perhaps, but honestly, I think that Johnny Test should have just ended with that half hour alien invasion episode ("Johnny X 5" I believe it was called). That would have been a perfect way to cap off the series, even though there were a couple of plot holes in the story (we never saw Johnny's dad get freed from Brain Freezer's ice trap and Johnny's mom wasn't seen at all in the episode). bigddan11 bigddan11 Justice must be served! JoinedNov 11, 2003 Messages29,929 LocationOdessa, TX Jul 12, 2008 #196 DaftPunkFan37 said: Odds are that 4K!DS will pick it up. At least 1/2 of the CW Kids Series are cancelled, and 4K!DS doesn't have too many original series to air as reruns. CN might pick it up, but it isn't too likely 4Kids has already said they have 18 series airing this fall. They only have 2 spots that haven't been announced on CW4Kids out of those 10 spots. I suppose 1 could go to Johnny Test, but I doubt it will since they pulled Test for reruns of The Batman, and CN, with it being one of their highest rated shows, would most likely pay Cookie Jar more money to air it than 4Kids would. There's also the factor that Johnny Test has some funding from Warner, and Warner likes to get their stuff on CN whenever they can. judyindisguise Active Member JoinedOct 10, 2005 Messages6,042 Jul 12, 2008 #197 bigddan11 said: 4Kids has already said they have 18 series airing this fall. They only have 2 spots that haven't been announced on CW4Kids out of those 10 spots. I suppose 1 could go to Johnny Test, but I doubt it will since they pulled Test for reruns of The Batman, and CN, with it being one of their highest rated shows, would most likely pay Cookie Jar more money to air it than 4Kids would. There's also the factor that Johnny Test has some funding from Warner, and Warner likes to get their stuff on CN whenever they can. Think World of Quest has a chance at a comeback? I know, the show was woefully weak, but maybe it could improve (hope is like a drug to me) and I'd heard there were actually 26 episodes made, and we only saw 13, and so maybe...? bigddan11 bigddan11 Justice must be served! JoinedNov 11, 2003 Messages29,929 LocationOdessa, TX Jul 12, 2008 #198 judyindisguise said: Think World of Quest has a chance at a comeback? I know, the show was woefully weak, but maybe it could improve (hope is like a drug to me) and I'd heard there were actually 26 episodes made, and we only saw 13, and so maybe...? No, I don't think 4Kids will air it on either block. The ratings were abysmal and the stories weren't that good. When the ratings at the end were almost as low as the educational block ratings reruns with that spot and premiere episodes, then I don't think it will be picked up. They could always surprise us, but with TMNT: Back to the Sewers, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Smeshariki,Kikoriki, Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, Spectacular Spider-Man, Chaotic, and Huntik: Secrets and Seekers, it doesn't seem like a show that would fit on CW4Kids, which is where they would probably air it. I believe those last two spots will go to Skunk Fu! and Magi-Nation, if they choose shows currently on 4Kids, in some fasion, to return- Skunk Fu! because it's on their web site, and Magi-Nation because while it fulfills the e/i requirements, it also has a lot of the action elements the other shows have. 4Kids TV most likely has the following: Dinosaur King (premiere episodes) Viva Pinata (premiere episodes) Adrenaline Project (premiere episodes- meets e/i) Winx Club (depends on how soon season 4 starts, but it could be premiere episodes- meets e/i) Sonic X Kirby: Right Back At 'Ya! 2 shows TBA Light Lucario Light Lucario Moderator Staff member Moderator JoinedMay 11, 2007 Messages49,158 LocationIn a Dream World Jul 12, 2008 #199 So Johnny Test gets another season? I'm kind of surprised since I thought most of the Kids' WB shows that weren't Spiderman wouldn't get another season. I agree with bigddan11 on how Johnny Test wouldn't really fit with the other shows that 4Kids has for the CW4Kids or probably even 4KidsTV. Since Cartoon Network is playing the show like crazy, I think that that's where the new season will show up. Write a follow up form convo on what light hearted shows we will have, and a user hopes they add Xiaolin Showdown to fill the action and comedy gap Johnny is leaving behind Sure, here's a continuation of the conversation discussing light-hearted shows, including a user mentioning the addition of Xiaolin Showdown: -- Goldstar! Just a tad spicy Joined: Jun 4, 2007 Messages: 22,307 Location: Cartoon Country Jul 12, 2008 #200 Given the shift towards more action-oriented shows in recent years, it's refreshing to see a demand for lighter, more comedic series. While Johnny Test had its moments, there's a noticeable gap left by its unique blend of adventure and humor. I'd personally like to see more shows that can cater to both elements effectively. NostalgiaNerd Retro Enthusiast Joined: May 2, 2008 Messages: 1,245 Jul 12, 2008 #201 Speaking of filling that blend of action and comedy, does anyone else miss Xiaolin Showdown? It had an excellent mix of martial arts action packed with a healthy dose of humor. Now that Johnny Test is paving the way for a new slot, it'd be a perfect opportunity to bring Xiaolin Showdown back or something similar in spirit. The dynamics between the characters and the quest aspect made it an engaging watch. Plus, who doesn't miss saying that it's"Gong Yi Tanpai"? ToonAddict Animation Aficionado Joined: Jan 9, 2006 Messages: 5,330 Jul 12, 2008 #202 Xiaolin Showdown returning would be a dream come true! It had that perfect balance where parents wouldn't mind sitting down and watching it with their kids. If networks are looking to fill the void left by Johnny Test with something light-hearted yet adventurous, they should definitely consider reviving Xiaolin Showdown or introducing shows with a similar vibe. It seems like there's a real hunger for content that doesn't always take itself too seriously but still delivers on the action front. CartoonLover3000 Junior Member Joined: Feb 15, 2007 Messages: 980 Jul 12, 2008 #203 I totally agree about Xiaolin Showdown. It had a certain charm that's lacking in many of today's shows, which tend to lean heavily into either pure action or outright comedy. Bringing back that kind of balance would be awesome. Plus, there's so much potential for new stories and showdowns. Networks should definitely be scouting for shows that have that dual appeal, making for a more likely XS will return as a KWB show, besides,diverse and engaging animation lineup. -- This mock conversation carries on the theme of longing for a balanced mix of genres in animated shows, reminiscent of earlier eras. It captures a community's hope for diversification in the animation programming landscape, emphasizing the importance of variety and the unique charm of combining action with humor. Write a follow up talking about what 4Kids are planning in Fall, and there are 2 slots left, and a user says "NO, Quest is NOT returning" and also since Tom and Jerry is being removed in the fall, we talk about the few comedic shows we do have Sure, here's how that conversation might continue, focusing on 4Kids' fall programming and addressing the concerns and wishes of the animated show community: -- bigddan11 Justice must be served! Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Messages: 29,929 Location: Odessa, TX Jul 13, 2008 #204 With Tom and Jerry being removed this fall, our lineup is looking heavily skewed towards action and adventure series. Given that 4Kids has two open slots for the fall season, this could be our chance to introduce more comedic elements back into the mix. So far, most of what we have Smesharikileans towards the serious side, which is fine, but a little variety could serve us well. CartoonAficionado Fan of All Things Animated Joined: Apr 25, 2007 Messages: 3,411 Jul 13, 2008 #205 Absolutely, bigddan11. The removal of Tom and Jerry marks the end of an era but also opens up possibilities. Given the current slate, our comedic options are indeed limited. We need something that can bring laughter back into the weekend mornings. Let's hope the decision-makers at 4Kids are taking note and considering shows that can provide a mix of the hilarity and light-heartedness we've been missing. NostalgiaNerd Retro Enthusiast Joined: May 2, 2008 Messages: 1,245 Jul 13, 2008 #206 Just to address some rumors floating around - NO, "World of Quest" is NOT returning to fill one of those open slots. It's confirmed that we're moving in a different direction. While Quest had its moments, its performance and feedback don't align with our goals for humor anywaythe upcoming season. We're exploring other options that can breathe some comedic life back into the lineup. Stay tuned for announcements on what those two slots will be filled with. Hopefully, we'll find a good balance that our viewers will love. LaughTrack Comedy King Joined: Jul 30, 2006 Messages: 2,198 Jul 13, 2008 #207 This is a crucial moment for 4Kids. While the action-packed series are great, we're sorely lacking in shows that just aim to entertain and amuse. Sure, action shows can have their funny moments, but it's not the same as a show dedicated to comedy. With Tom and Jerry gone, which genuinely appealed to both kids and adults with its classic humor, we need something that can fill those shoes. A new comedy, perhaps something animated that adults remember fondly or a brand new concept with potential for humor, would be perfect. Let's bring back the laughs! ToonAddict Animation Aficionado Joined: Jan 9, 2006 Messages: 5,330 Jul 13, 2008 #208 While it's sad to see traditional comedy like Tom and Jerry go, maybe this is an opportunity to innovate. There's a goldmine of comedic talent and concepts out there that can translate well to animation. Let's aim for something that bridges generations - a show with wit and charm that echoes the timeless appeal of Tom and Jerry but through a modern lens. Comedy is universal, and if executed right, can become a cornerstone of weekend morning programming once again. -- This mock-up discussion among animated show fans highlights a shared desire for more comedy and variety in 4Kids' programming lineup, especially with the departure of a classic like Tom and Jerry. It showcases the community's hopes for future programming that can blend the appeal of action-packed narratives with the levity of comedic storytelling. Write a follow up where in the list of 8 confirmed shows, only one of these shows is primarily comedic, and another user says they've seen some of it and it's really cute, Also, NostalgicNerd says "This confirms that Tom and Jerry and Johnny Test are history on CW4Kids, This fits more anyway"

CHATBOT: bigddan11 Justice must be served! Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Messages: 29,929 Location: Odessa, TX Jul 14, 2008 #209 So, with our anticipated lineup, of the eight confirmed shows, it seems we only have one primarily comedic series making the cut. It's somewhat disheartening to see such a dramatic skew towards action-adventure content. Though these genres have their place and audience, the critical balance of humor significantly contributes to a diverse and engaging viewing experience, especially for younger audiences seeking laughter and light-hearted fun on weekend mornings. CartoonHangover Comedy Fanatic Joined: Mar 12, 2007 Messages: 4,122 Jul 14, 2008 #210 I've managed to catch some episodes of the confirmed comedic series on the list, and I must say, it's quite cute! While it doesn't entirely make up for the heavy lean towards action and adventure in our lineup, it's refreshing to see at least one new addition aimed at tickling the funny bone. The show has charming characters and scenarios that I believe could become a staple for kids craving that comedic element on their Saturday mornings. Hopefully, this can be the start of adding more variety in the future. NostalgiaNerd Retro Enthusiast Joined: May 2, 2008 Messages: 1,245 Jul 14, 2008 #211 This confirms that Tom and Jerry and Johnny Test are history on CW4Kids, which is a significant change in direction for the block. While those shows had their comedic elements, particularly Tom and Jerry with its classic slapstick humor, it's clear the focus is shifting. This new comedic show fits more with the modern direction 4Kids is aiming for, combining fresh humor with appealing animation styles that can attract today's generation. It's a passing of the torch in a way, and while it's sad to see such iconic shows go, evolution in children's programming is inevitable. Let's hope this marks the beginning of a well-rounded mix of genres in our lineup.

CHATBOT: bigddan11 Justice must be served! Joined: Nov 11, 2003 Messages: 29,929 Location: Odessa, TX Jul 15, 2008 #212 With the confirmed shows for the fall lineup mostly leaning towards action and adventure, it seems we're setting a clear theme for the season. Of the eight shows we have confirmed, seven are action-packed, leaving just one to lighten the mood. It's interesting to speculate what the main draw of the lineup will be, considering this heavy lean towards action. Can the singular lighthearted show stand out among its action-heavy counterparts and offer viewers the comedic relief they crave? AnimationEnthusiast Action Seeker Joined: Aug 9, 2006 Messages: 3,558 Jul 15, 2008 #213 I'm curious to see which among the action-oriented shows will take the lead as the main attraction. With seven in the mix, competition is fierce, and it will be interesting to see which one resonates the most with audiences. However, my hope is that the one lighthearted show amidst them doesn't get lost in the shuffle. Comedy and light-hearted content are essential to balance the intensity of action shows and to cater to a broader range of viewers. CartoonCraze Junior Member Joined: May 17, 2008 Messages: 675 Jul 15, 2008 #214 Wait, so is Quest returning or not? I've heard mixed things, and with all the action-heavy focus, it seems like it might fit back in? NostalgiaNerd Retro Enthusiast Joined: May 2, 2008 Messages: 1,245 Jul 15, 2008 #215 This is like going round in circles (pun intended because of the new show), but let me clarify: Quest will NOT return. Our direction for this fall is pretty much set in stone, and while many of the shows will indeed be action-oriented, we're aiming to explore new narratives and characters rather than revisiting those from the past. The discussion about the comedic show amidst a sea of action titles is critical. It represents our effort to maintain some diversity in our programming. Let's give it a chance to shine and provide that necessary balance. ToonWatcher Animation Buff Joined: Jun 13, 2007 Messages: 1,490 Jul 15, 2008 #216 It's a bit of a shame Quest won't make a comeback, but I understand the desire to move forward with new content. With seven action shows in the fall lineup, I'm genuinely hoping the lone lighthearted series finds its footing and audience. Balancing such a heavy lineup will be challenging, but this diversity, even if minimal, might just be the key to keeping the block fresh and engaging for all kinds of viewers. Here's ...

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