#cartoon network uk

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Operation S.A.V.E. was a 3-D Codename: Kids Next Door Shockwave game available for purchase on the Super Cartoon Network United Kingdom website in 2006. It was made by Skive.

The player controlled Numbuh 4, collecting 5 types of water gun weapons to use against Stickybeard and his crew. In order to progress, sweets also had to be collected. According to the KND Wiki, S.A.V.E. had six total levels. The first two levels were once available to play on the site for free. While the free two-level version of the game can still be found around the internet today, the full version is lost media. The majority of the above images were taken from the lead developer Ben Pitt's website, robotduck.com.

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“Home to the best & NEWEST cartoons”

Ha! That blurb must have been written in the 2000s and still hadn’t got round to updating it! XD

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(image above could very well be wrong and inaccurate in some way due to a lack of solid sources, so take it as a "reconstruction" on what the schedule MAY have looked like by then)

The Cartoon Network UK Schedule for March 2009 (exact date unspecified). This one's better than the autumn 2007 schedule (and a little better than what followed in September of that year).

A nice variety of both old and new programming being aired alongside one another, with most of the older shows taking up the mid-day and night-time slots, which makes sense. It's really odd seeing KND get more airtime than Foster's, though it wouldn't be long until the former was removed completely, save for Cartoon Cartoon segments (aired until 2011). What's also weird is Robotboy getting only ONE timeslot (5am), knowing how often it would air in the years to come (2009-2011; 2014-2017).

This also serves as a reminder for just how much Cartoon Network LOVED Ben 10 in the late 2000s and early 2010s, especially in the UK. There's a reason I colour coded Alien Force and the 2005 show to the same colour and that's partially to highlight the airtime they were getting, and this was after Alien Force had JUST premiered in the UK (took them a year for some reason), along with Clone Wars. Chowder, Flapjack and The Secret Saturdays hadn't premiered yet, and probably didn't for another several weeks.

I may have yapped too much. Maybe I'll do one for September at some point, if I can find the complete weekly schedule for it somewhere (my best chances are with the CN UK website through the Internet Archive, that itself is a fairly reliable source for anything between 2009 and 2015). Perhaps I can even show you just how terrible 2012-2014 truly was!

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ok, feeling the teensiest bit better, and now I really think it's unfair that Cartoon Network UK shows Jade Armor only 3 times a day - what about the rest of the day??? what else am i gonna watch on CN now? we wants more Jade Armor reruns dangit

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I kinda wish this channel was still around

Status Post #10922: Back in October 2002, Cartoon Network UK launched a spinoff channel called CNX, which was the closest thing to a UK version of Adult Swim before being rebranded as Toonami UK a year later.

[shinigami-striker]

A Regular Happy New Year | Saturday, 12.31.2022

Here's an episode clip from Regular Show to help motivate any fans to enjoy 2023 with a bang!

Regular Show - Season 5, Episode 14 - New Year's Kiss (2013)

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is that mr bentley

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I absolutely adored the Piss suit and if I’m honest i think he suited being a bit of a crazy anti-hero. You telling me this man built a bomb, to plant and then dispose of to make himself look like a proper hero? Big fan.

Genuinely loved this episode, big fan of a lot of the motifs and just general feel. Loved Jerry being an avenger’s level hero and Rick also becoming one in his own strange way. (Also a big fan of Rick with eyeliner, you’re doing amazing sweetie)

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@ppg-villains-defense-lawyer, Responding to your #s, they are actually rivals. I will be brief. Well, not really. XD

What happens is that I am writing a fanfiction #kevedd for Wattpad and in this story, Mandark and Double D are best friends and are encouraged to form a band together with Courage, Bubbles and Jack. Dexter upon learning this and of course not to be left behind also decides to form a band with the first ones he met along the way and thus starts a small war between both bands in the pure style of the battle of Britpop

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Robot Jones on Cartoon Network UK (2004)

This show only aired briefly on the network, despite airing for at least a year in the US. It's strange because while it took Robot Jones over a year to get to us, similar short-lived shows like Secret Mountain Fort Awesome and Out of Jimmy's Head never aired here.

The entire series is available on HBO Max but only in Latin America for some reason (but thanks to the internet, you can easily find free episodes online if you look hard enough lol).

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Happy Sock-O-ween!

To finish off the lovely event (unless I get requests, pls)

Here's my final sock puppet for this year...

Black Heel

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This schedule is from March 2004, sourced from the Sky TV Guide via the Wayback Machine. I was only able to view the Thursday schedule as opposed to the entire week, which is why it’s been formatted differently. As you can easily tell, there was a serious lack of variety during this specific day. I don’t know if it was because of the Easter Holidays or just Thursdays specifically but assuming it to be the overall 5-day weekly schedule, excluding weekends, it doesn’t look very good.

Firstly, not enough variety. The schedule is too repetitive and reeks of 2013 Cartoon Network UK. The same set of shows repeated multiple times in a noticeable pattern throughout the day, even sneaking past 9pm, and that side of the schedule isn’t much better, as once again, Gadget Boy takes up 3 hours for no reason along with several shows that were already broadcast plenty throughout the day. Aside from those, you have some odd choices like Fat Dog Mendoza and Mike Lu & Ogg, both of which were likely removed the following year.

Strange to not see a single Billy & Mandy rerun, though assuming that Grim & Evil had already finished its run in the UK by then, with Billy & Mandy itself either airing on weekends or still awaiting its UK premiere knowing how long some of their shows take to get here. Also very weird to see that many airings for Robot Jones on a single day, though knowing CN’s general treatment of such shows, it’s safe to assume they were just burning the whole series off as fast as they could.

CN UK must have really LOVED Dexter’s Lab in the early 2000s. The show’s airtime was easily exceeding Ed Edd & Eddy’s, which I always thought to be the more popular cartoon. Maybe it was a UK thing? It’s also funny how much KND I’m seeing, as that got pushed to the side in its later years (2007-2009) in favour of other shows, including Ed Edd & Eddy.

I believe that’s about it lol

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TTGO UK Edition

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Cartoon Network Magazine (UK) Issue 67 (2003)

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source: https://youtu.be/mClW-T22XlI