i dont see a reason to have anything against this channel. it offers nostalgia to the older gen and for the newer gen offers classic cartoons instead of what we got today. imo
The Superfriends, Laff a lympics, and Captain Caveman aren't part of the schedule yet either. Wally Gator, Touche Turtle, Yogi's treasure Hunt, Richie Rich, Pac-Man, Little Rascals, Globe Trotters, Shirt Tales, Monchichi's, Scooby and Scrappy Doo, Dynomutt, Clue Club, Dastardly and Muttley, are all shows that aren't on the schedule just yet. But eventually, they will make the schedule and I'm sure they will rotate programming regularly, becuase they will have access to all Warner Bors, Hanna Barbera, Universal, and probably all Filmation (because the Filmation Library was recently acquired by Universal) cartoons.
Yeah, Super-Friends would be great, but there might be a rights issue, as it's currently airing on MAX , so they may not be able to get that show. Warner Bros/Discovery owns most if not all of the Hanna-Barbera library, but they don't even have Super-Friends on their cartoon networks, Cartoon Network and Boomerang, only on MAX. But, a lot of Hanna-Barbera shows are on MeTV Toons' initial line-up, so maybe there's hope down the road. My guess is that they're limiting who can air DC-based cartoons for now. Here's hoping that changes, because everyone doesn't have MAX and MeTV Toons is OTA/free.
@@Launchpad05 Disney wants people to get Disney+ it makes no sense for them to keep content that they own to rivals companies amazing how people are not so bright to understand
I was really hoping to see more of the old USA Cartoon Express/70s era Hanna Barbera stuff that I grew up with like Captain Caveman, Speed Buggy, Hong Kong Phooey, and Laff A Lympics and was disappointed it wasn't there
Here's my top 5 that didn't make the cut: 1) The Funky Phantom, 2) Quick Draw McGraw, 3) Wally Gator, 4) Speed Buggy, 5) Magilla Gorilla. But really. There are so many of them.
There are so many good shows to choose from ; 1) early Marvel and DC stuff like Aquaman, the Atom and Spiderman 2) Battle of the Planets, Star Blazers and Volton 3) Star Trek and Flash Gordon 4) Thundar and Herculoids 5) George of the Jungle, Dudley Do Right and Tom Slick
@@chake46 you won't see any Marvel cartoons it is owned by Disney everything you will see is a Discovery Time Warner Property you might see the Superfriends in the future but it's currently on HBO max
My 5 that should be added is. 1. Battle of the Planets 2. Snorks 3. Fat Albert 4. Pacman (80's Saturday Morning cartoon) 5. Alvin and the Chipmunks 1983 Honorable Mention: Saturday Supercade
I don't think Battle of The Planets is possible due to the company behind the dub no longer having the license to dub Gatchaman. Also, Fat Albert may not be added due to how its creator is a criminal nowadays.
That's very true, but the problem is they have to make a multi-million dollar deal to pay both companies including Warner Bros. and Amblin Entertainment to license Tiny Toons and Animaniacs on MeTV Toons. They're one of the most expensive cartoons ever made according to the interview. Steven Spielberg himself ain't cheap.
My Top 5 shows to be added to ME TV TOONS in the future: 1) The Filmation Archie/Sabrina shows 2) Tiny Toon Adventures 3) Animaniacs/Pinky and the Brain 4) DIC's Heathcliff 5) DIC's Dennis the Menace EXTRA HONORABLE MENTION: DIC's Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons (Adventures of, Sat AM, and Underground)
I so agree, especially the Sonic cartoons (as those are basically relics of their time due to how characters like Sally, Bunnie, Manic, Sonia, Snively, Sleet, Dingo, Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts have been seemingly abandoned by Sega in favor of their canon).
@@jeremyriley1238 , I would buy Sega, and then the rights to the Archie, Fleetway, AND IDW Sonic stuff, and then make it all one consistent universe. Honestly, with Mario about to become a complete and utter dumpster fire, it is honestly time to strike while the iron is hot and make a consistent Sonic universe with taking a lot of lessons from the classic Mario video games, and doing it better than them as well.
My 5 shows: 1: George of the Jungle (original and/or 2007 reboot) 2: Voltron: Defender of the Universe 3: Thundercats 4: 80s Alvin and the Chipmunks 5: Taz-Mania.
@@webfanexpresmegastreamer6019 , Duck Dodgers was made in 2003, and that is not that many years off. However, I do think that Disney now owns the rights to that franchise, that is, George of the Jungle, or, at the very least, to the 2007 series, anyway.
One thing viewers need to know that the reason you're not seeing these shows is they are waiting to get restored by Warners Discovery. This of course takes time.
Braceface would be a cool addition... In fact, most-to-all Nelvana-produced animated shows would fit in with MeTV TOONS... Nina, Alyson, Maria, Sharon, Brock & Alden are my favorite characters on the classic show.
I Never Seen Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends On The Disney Channel Or Any Disney Channel They Could Use DVDs To Air Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends On METV Toons Streaming Sucks They Need To Bring The Cartoon To METV Toons Including Snorks Cause Snorks Is Like The Smurfs And If That Have Smurfs Them They Can Get Snorks Cause They Are Very Similar
I think the schedule of this channel should include all of the cartoons made in the time of the beginning of cartoons to the latest 2000's. And that each each day of the week is a day that has one of the seven or so known genres of the cartoons, such as horror Saturday and spy/mystery Tuesday. As for my 5 list cartoons, it's Wonderwheels, Pinky Elmyra and the Brain, Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Tom terrific, Mighty Mouse, and the Mighty Heroes
Well I noticed that they don't have any shows listed that were done by filmation. But if they can ever get the rights to air filmation shows they definitely have to add He-Man, She-Ra and maybe the filmation's Ghostbusters. Also I would love to see them show Back to the future the animated series and Bill and Ted's excellent adventures
Filmation is kinda tricky. Currently Universal owns the rights to most of the Filmation library with some exceptions: Star Trek: The Animated Series (Paramount) and Shazam & The New Adventures of Gilligan (Warner Bros/Discovery). There are more exceptions, I'm sure, but those are ones I've read about. I wonder if Universal has any current plans for the Filmation stuff that they control? Doesn't seem like any of those are on Peacock...
@@thevirginian5746 well I keep hearing rumors that there's going to be a new He-Man movie coming out but like I told other people that's all the more reason why it's actually to their benefit to lease out the older cartoons to somebody like me TV toons because right now yeah sure they could put it on peacock but peacock and Paramount plus are both streaming services who's long-term existence is still to be seen and it's actually would make a whole lot more sense to make a quick Buck by leasing out filmation cartoons that they're not currently doing anything with and well! It's filmation. It has the whole well it's rather goofy written but it's also very nostalgic. Will peacock isn't exactly a service that's about nostalgia. MeTV toons it's all about nostalgia. And leasing something out they don't actually have to do much with it just simply yeah maybe find what's sitting in a vault and then sit back and wait for the payday.
One significant how needs to be on the MeTV Toons lineup. 'Batman: The Animated Series'. Heck, alot of WB Animation's output from the 90's should be there.
They Should Add The Original Pink Panther Cartoon Show From The 1960s It Used To Be On METV’s Saturday Morning Cartoons But Was Replaced By The Woody Wood Pecker Show It Also Used To Be On The Original Boomerang Before They Rebranded It
You never know- Filmation's D.C heroes, the 1960's version(with the exception of Shazam[1981]), owned by Warner, just might be on MeTV Toons in a shorts block with Hanna-Barbera's heroes from the 1960's, Ruby-Spears' Mighty Man & Yukk and Space Ace and possibly DePatie-Freleng' Super 6 cartoon shorts!!!
They'll likely add them in as time progresses. SuperFriends, Tiny Toon Adventures, Batman, The Filmation Superheroes Show, The Hanna-Barbera Heroes Show, Taz-Mania, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain.
Hong Kong Phooey is a fantastic choice. I really want to see if PlasticMan ever gets to see the light of day again. I know there are DVDs, and I have them, but they deserve a larger audience than DVD will reach.
"The Superman/Aquaman Adventure Hour", "Spiderman" (1966), "Spider and his Amazing Friends", "Thundarr the Barbarian", and Filmation's "Flash Gordon" should be added.
I would love if they could get as many 80s “action” cartoons they can. Yeah I know they were glorified commercials for their toylines, but I loved them. I know stuff owned by Hasbro would be hard to get, but there are plenty of others they could go for. They could even have a 1 or 2 hour block of these shows weekday afternoons.
@@jeremyriley1238 I'm afraid he's right, according to the interview. True about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles the 1987 cartoon due to Nickelodeon or Paramount or Viacom owning the franchise, but the MeTV employee on the interview that he mentioned that 1987 cartoon on the list that the RUclipsr was asking. Although they're trying to air the 1987 cartoon on MeTV Toons due to licensing issues, you already know why, Nickelodeon and Paramount.
@@charlesshadid1890 You got the number two right according to the interview between the RUclipsr and the MeTV employee about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987 cartoon broadcast on MeTV Toons and including the thumbnail video that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is on it, however they're trying to air that cartoon on MeTV Toons due to licensing issues, tell that to Nickelodeon or Paramount owning the franchise since 2009.
Maybe He-Man (1983 (1991)), She-Ra (1985), Transformers (1984), the original Spider-Man series’, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987), Dr. Suese specials, Peanuts, Thomas & Friends (Classic Series (Seasons 1-7)), Tugs (Thomas & Friends Spin-Off), Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood (Original), Sesame Street (Original), Gi-Joe, DuckTales (1987), Heckle & Jeckle, Mighty Mouse, Well, Just You Wait! (Nu Pogodi!), Gena Crocodile (Cheburashka), Danger Mouse (1981), Darkwing Duck, Bob The Builder (1999), Fireman Sam (1987), Postman Pat (1981), Pingu (1986), Beetle Bailey, Blondie & Dagwood (1987), Herman & Katnip, Linus The Lionhearted, Peabody & Sherman (1960s), Quacks Pack (1996), Rugrats (1991), The Ren & Stimpy Show (1991), Doug (Nickelodeon (1991) (Disney (1996)))), Pepper Ann (1997), Recess (1997), Pac-Man (1982), all Super Mario Bros. (DiC Series), The Adventures or Sonic The Hedgehog (1993), Sailor Moon (1992), Dragon Ball Z (1986), Pokémon (1996), Animaniacs (1993), Tiny Toon Adventures (1990), The Racoons, Arthur & The Square Knights Roundtables, Rocko’s Modern Life (1993), Hey Arnold! (1996), The Wild Thornberrys (1998), Rocket Power (1999), As Told By Ginger, all (1990s) Craig McCraken TV Shows, I Am Weasel, Stop That Pigeon!, Cuphead (1930), original Disney Cartoons (1923-1999), Little Bear, Blue’s Clues (1996), Adventures In Oddessy, Superbook (1981), The Flying House (1982), Dogtanian & The Muskehounds (1981), Dorameon (1969), Astroboy (1951 (1980)), Garfield & Friends, Noddy (1998), AAAAH! Real Monsters, original Star Teck Animations, Teen Titans (1967), Care Bears (1985), Strawberry Shortcake (1977), My Little Pony (1986), Gene Deitch cartoons, Chuck Jones, Tarrytoons, original Universal, The Magic School Bus (1994), Arthur (1996), Cartoon Cartoons, What A Cartoon!, Veggitales (1993), The Bearnstein Bears (1985 (2003))!
Some of the shows listed like DuckTales and Darkwing Duck aren’t possible. Those are Disney shows and are on Disney+. Disney will not want them on a rival network.
@@MaximilianGregoryAlexander I see the point you explain. Mainly I would ONLY focus on my top 5 shows that I would want to see on MeTV Toons. 5. All Original Classic Paramount Little Lulu Shows (1943-1962)/Little Lulu (Anime: 1978)/The Little Lulu Show (1995) Current Owners: Paramount/NBCUniversal (DreamWorks Animation/Television)/Warner Bros./WildBrain 4. Astro-Boy (1963/1980/2003) Current Owners: Andamiro Co. Ltd. (1963/1980) and Sony Pictures Television (2003). 3. Dilbert (TV Series: 1999) Current Owner: Sony Pictures Television 2. Pokémon (1997-2009 episodes ONLY ever since MeTV Toons focuses on media (20th Century)) Current Owner: OLM (studio) Honorable Mentions: 5. Madeline (TV Series: 1993) Current Owner: WildBrain 4. Garfield & Friends (1988) Current Owner: Paramount 3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Tuetles (1987) Current Owner: Paramount 2. Dragon Ball (1986)/Dragon Ball Z (1989)/Dragon Ball GT (1996) Current Owner: Toei Animation 1. TUGS (Thomas & Friends’ Sister Spin-Off Series: 1988) Current Owner: after the loss of the rights due to Clearwater and TVS’ bankruptcies, maybe Sony (Sony Pictures, since they own SunBow Entertainment for SL) or BMG 1. Thomas & Friends (1984: Seasons 1-12 ever since S12 would be a model-CGI Faces season + Thomas & The Magic Railroad (2000), Calling All Engines! (2005), and The Great Discovery (2008)))) Current Owner: Mattel
If you are talking about Sailor Moon, I don't think it will be added, as the dub that would be used would be the DiC dub, which is owned by Wildbrain, but Wildbrain does not have the license from Toei to release the dub (and they may never get it, as chances are Toei Animation would not allow the DiC dub and even the Cloverway dubs of S and SuperS to be legally shown ever again in favor of the Viz dub, which keeps the anime uncut and true to how it was shown in Japan). As for The Powerpuff Girls, it can happen (mainly the original series that premiered in the late 1990's), it will have to depend on whether or not Warner Bros. will allow their past Cartoon Network exclusive shows from that era to air on MeTV Toons (especially since CN is doing the Checkered Past block, which airs some of these classic Cartoon Cartoons).
Here are mine 1. Garfield And Friends 2. It's Punky Brewster 3. Tom And Jerry Tales 4. A Pup Named Scooby Doo 5. Shopper And Blabber 6. Snagglepuss 7. Quick Draw McGraw 8. The Baby Huey Show 9. The Scooby Doo Show 10. The New Scooby Do Movies 11. The Little Rascals 12. Richie Rich 13. Yakky Doodle 14. Josie And The Pussycats 15. The Cattanooga Cats
@@GigglesHTF1999 Histeria is already confirmed to air (as it is part of the network's E/I shows). Garfield and Friends, I doubt will happen due to Viacom owning Garfield.
My 10 cartoons that should be added. 1. Alvin and the Chipmunks 1983 2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987 3. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1983 4. Fantastic Max 1988 5. She-Ra: Princess of Power 1985 6. It's Punky Brewster 1985 7. The Littles 1983 8. Cowboys of Moo Mesa 1992 9. The Snorks 1984 10. Dennis the Menace 1986
Oh 🙌. Definitely Cowboys Of Moo Mesa should be added to the line up. The other two shows on your list, It’s Punky Brewster and The Littles, I grew up watching. The Littles was a new show the year I was born.
Nice List. However, I doubt TMNT will be on MeTV Toons due to Viacom owning the franchise to the point where they do not want it airing on a network that is not theirs.
@@jeremyriley1238 Actually in an interview Black Nerd Comedy did with the president of MeTV Toons, it was confirmed that TMNT is on the list. They have a slot for it and they are working on getting it added. They said CBS and Paramount own the rights to TMNT, not Viacom.
so all the hanna barbera shows is going to air on the network except for quick draw mcgraw it’s because they didn’t fix the music rights and shows you just said in this video they will air them too
I would love to see Speed Buggy. wheelie and the chopper bunch. Dynomutt, Dog Wonder.The Funky Phantom. The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show The Flintstones kids a pup named Scooby-Doo.The Perils of Penelope Pitstop Super Friends. Justice League . Dexter's Lab. dragonfly The Addams Family animation series .tiny toons. the animaniacs Pinky and the Brain and some classic Superman cartoons
@@ArtieArchives so When the Hanna-Barbera studio opened in 1957, the most inexpensive way to include background music in a film was to license a stock music library. Hanna-Barbera signed television deals for two very popular ones-the Langlois Filmusic library, “composed” by Jack Shaindlin, and the Capitol Hi-Q library, created in 1956 from the works of numerous composers, but updated by Capitol record every year. Ruff and Reddy cartoons used these libraries. So did three of the four seasons of The Huckleberry Hound Show and two of the three seasons of The Quick Draw McGraw Show. (Afterwards, Hoyt Curtin was hired by Hanna-Barbera to compose cartoon cues that belonged to the studio). studio). When the Huckleberry Hound DVD was released in 2005, Capitol still had rights to the stock music and a deal was struck to clear it for home video use. That soon changed. The music, as Earl explained, had reverted to the composers or their heirs, and trying to get it approved for DVD was thwarted by demands from two estates. He rather forlornly expressed the feeling the odds were against Quick Draw cartoons-at least the the ones with the Shaindlin and Capitol music-ever being released on home video.
The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians, MASK, The Mighty Heroes, Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, Dinky Duck, Tarzan, Zorro, The New Adventures Of Batman
What about static shock? Or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh? But I don't know I think Pokemon is overrated. Any thoughts on weather Pokemon is or isn't overrated? Please comment back.
@@MaximilianGregoryAlexander maybe you were exposed to the 4kids version? Have you tried to watch the original Japanese version with English subtitles? Some purists say it is the only way.
@@DavidDriggers-yo5bx Nope. I never watched the original Japanese version for a long time or the 4Kids version, although I never watched Yu-Gi-Oh a lot because 4Kids has been dead for more than a decade when I wasn't born yet or never having cable. I think I heard of it a little bit in about my early younger years, it is unknown, well the only one that I have is just a single VHS tape of Yu-Gi-Oh, its previously my brother's, I never use that tape to watch it for years because I wasn't a fan of it or much of it until the summer of 2019 (as a boring summer vacation) I use the VHS and put the tape in the VCR and I try watching it but then I got bored of it by blandness and my interest is not raising up so I stop playing the single VHS and eject out of the VCR and I was bored for the whole summer in 2019.
Also needs _Charlie Brown and Snoopy_ and the specials MeTV recently aired two _Peanuts_ movies It would bring them back to free TV Plus, Lucy Van Pelt is HOT ❤
frndly just announced they will be hosting the channel. you can also find antennas for 30 bucks on amazon. id suggest looking into the antenna man youtube channel and find the one that fits u best
What about The Transformers (G1), The Transformers: Generation II, Beast Wars: Transformers, Beast Machines: Transformers, Transformers; Robots in Disguise, Transformers: Armada, Transformers: Energon, Transformers: Cybertron, and Transformers - Animated?
I can probably see G1, Beast Wars, and Beast Machines on the channel. G2 was nothing more than random G1 episodes redone with special effects, R.I.D. is still owned by Disney, who is sitting on it and doing nothing, and the Unicron Trilogy and Animated are a maybe.
Since they have Speed Racer, maybe other anime that were Americanized from the 70s and 80s would work out too. Like Battle of the Planets (Gatchaman), Star Blazers (Yamato), Voltron (GoLion), Robotech (Macross), and Tranzor Z (Mazinga Z).
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The fact that so many people are excited about a toon channel entirely devoted to reruns is extremely satisfying.
i dont see a reason to have anything against this channel. it offers nostalgia to the older gen and for the newer gen offers classic cartoons instead of what we got today. imo
@@justzaveee163 agreed, I used vindicating immaculately. Really excited about this!
The Superfriends, Laff a lympics, and Captain Caveman aren't part of the schedule yet either. Wally Gator, Touche Turtle, Yogi's treasure Hunt, Richie Rich, Pac-Man, Little Rascals, Globe Trotters, Shirt Tales, Monchichi's, Scooby and Scrappy Doo, Dynomutt, Clue Club, Dastardly and Muttley, are all shows that aren't on the schedule just yet. But eventually, they will make the schedule and I'm sure they will rotate programming regularly, becuase they will have access to all Warner Bors, Hanna Barbera, Universal, and probably all Filmation (because the Filmation Library was recently acquired by Universal) cartoons.
Don't forget the original Tiny Toon Adventures and Animaniacs, plus Pinky and the Brain since MeTV Toons already has Freakazoid on the schedule!
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super feeling the tiny toons and animaniacs!
Gotta give them some time to settle in first. No need to "shove" them on what they should show right off the bat. lol
@@Dremag_Gaming that's true 👍
Well with that many shows to look back on itll be a challenge to fit ALL of them!
Need to add the super friends
OH GOD YES!!!!!
That was my suggestion too
i said that too ,,i miss wonder twins lol and the old 1968 spiderman cartoon and the littles and richie rich
Yes, most definitely!
Yeah, Super-Friends would be great, but there might be a rights issue, as it's currently airing on MAX , so they may not be able to get that show. Warner Bros/Discovery owns most if not all of the Hanna-Barbera library, but they don't even have Super-Friends on their cartoon networks, Cartoon Network and Boomerang, only on MAX. But, a lot of Hanna-Barbera shows are on MeTV Toons' initial line-up, so maybe there's hope down the road. My guess is that they're limiting who can air DC-based cartoons for now. Here's hoping that changes, because everyone doesn't have MAX and MeTV Toons is OTA/free.
They need to add some superhero shows. Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, Space Ghost, Birdman... anything!
Sadly, anything from Disney won't be on the line up since they act like A 'walled garden' with their content.
agreed, maybe some he-man
I am right there with you.
@@Launchpad05 Disney wants people to get Disney+ it makes no sense for them to keep content that they own to rivals companies amazing how people are not so bright to understand
I don’t get why Disney is so picky about their content they greedy jerks
Captain Caveman is a bigger surprise, there are more episodes.
I’d like to see The Herculoids and Battle of the Planets!
I was really hoping to see more of the old USA Cartoon Express/70s era Hanna Barbera stuff that I grew up with like Captain Caveman, Speed Buggy, Hong Kong Phooey, and Laff A Lympics and was disappointed it wasn't there
Captain caveman man what a throwback! Maybe soon!
@@justzaveee163 Should have mentioned the Shmoo as well
Superfriends all of the superfriends cartoons from 1973-1985
MOST DEFINITELY!!!!
They just started that show on MeTV Toons a few weeks ago.
Here's my top 5 that didn't make the cut:
1) The Funky Phantom, 2) Quick Draw McGraw, 3) Wally Gator, 4) Speed Buggy, 5) Magilla Gorilla.
But really. There are so many of them.
Quick draw, wally gator, and magilla gorilla are all advertised for me tv toons! super hyped for all of those wonderful toons!
There are so many good shows to choose from ;
1) early Marvel and DC stuff like Aquaman, the Atom and Spiderman
2) Battle of the Planets, Star Blazers and Volton
3) Star Trek and Flash Gordon
4) Thundar and Herculoids
5) George of the Jungle, Dudley Do Right and Tom Slick
It wasn't Tom Swift it was Tom slick@jamesherder5757.
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MeTV Toons may eventually do something similar to the former Boomeraction with the action adventure toons. That would be awesome!!!!!!!!!
@@chake46 you won't see any Marvel cartoons it is owned by Disney everything you will see is a Discovery Time Warner Property you might see the Superfriends in the future but it's currently on HBO max
Flash Gordon, George of the Jungle, Dudley Do-Right, Tom Slick and Super Chicken, owned by Universal!!!
My 5 that should be added is.
1. Battle of the Planets
2. Snorks
3. Fat Albert
4. Pacman (80's Saturday Morning cartoon)
5. Alvin and the Chipmunks 1983
Honorable Mention: Saturday Supercade
Ummm..... about Fat Albert, you do know who's behind it?
I don't think Battle of The Planets is possible due to the company behind the dub no longer having the license to dub Gatchaman. Also, Fat Albert may not be added due to how its creator is a criminal nowadays.
@@jeremyriley1238 That what am saying. They're try to get rid of him like how WWE did with Chris Benoit.
@@Ricky-101 Yeah, given the whole Bill Cosby situation, I doubt that they'll include 'Fat Albert'.
@@Launchpad05 Yep, he getting the Chris Benoit treatment.
My 5 Picks: Johnny Bravo, Super Friends, Battle of the Planets (Gatchaman), Space Ghost, The Drak Pack
im super big on johnny bravo. however i dont know if they will air any of cartoon networks library. wait and see i suppose
Drac pak episodes are on RUclips.
Kimba the White Lion.
The first Japanese anime in color.
Perfect with Speed Racer and Marine Boy.
Astro Boy!
What about Thunderbirds 2086 the animé version of the original 1960s marionette puppet series of Thunderbirds?
I think they should air tiny toons and Animaniacs since they got freakazoid
agreed!
That's very true, but the problem is they have to make a multi-million dollar deal to pay both companies including Warner Bros. and Amblin Entertainment to license Tiny Toons and Animaniacs on MeTV Toons. They're one of the most expensive cartoons ever made according to the interview. Steven Spielberg himself ain't cheap.
My Top 5 shows to be added to ME TV TOONS in the future:
1) The Filmation Archie/Sabrina shows
2) Tiny Toon Adventures
3) Animaniacs/Pinky and the Brain
4) DIC's Heathcliff
5) DIC's Dennis the Menace
EXTRA HONORABLE MENTION: DIC's Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons (Adventures of, Sat AM, and Underground)
agreed with all of it!
I so agree, especially the Sonic cartoons (as those are basically relics of their time due to how characters like Sally, Bunnie, Manic, Sonia, Snively, Sleet, Dingo, Scratch, Grounder, and Coconuts have been seemingly abandoned by Sega in favor of their canon).
@@jeremyriley1238 , I would buy Sega, and then the rights to the Archie, Fleetway, AND IDW Sonic stuff, and then make it all one consistent universe. Honestly, with Mario about to become a complete and utter dumpster fire, it is honestly time to strike while the iron is hot and make a consistent Sonic universe with taking a lot of lessons from the classic Mario video games, and doing it better than them as well.
My 5 shows: 1: George of the Jungle (original and/or 2007 reboot) 2: Voltron: Defender of the Universe 3: Thundercats 4: 80s Alvin and the Chipmunks 5: Taz-Mania.
i believe thundercats is set to air overnights but im not fully sure
I don’t think anything from 2007 would appear on there since there focused is much older cartoons from 50s 60s 70s 80s and 90s
@@webfanexpresmegastreamer6019 He was talking about the original Thundercats from the 1980's.
@@jeremyriley1238 I was talking about the George of the jungle reboot that came out in 2007 actually.
@@webfanexpresmegastreamer6019 , Duck Dodgers was made in 2003, and that is not that many years off. However, I do think that Disney now owns the rights to that franchise, that is, George of the Jungle, or, at the very least, to the 2007 series, anyway.
One thing viewers need to know that the reason you're not seeing these shows is they are waiting to get restored by Warners Discovery. This of course takes time.
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I would like to have Pirates of Dark Water added to the channel
PoDW needs to be rebooted X-Men 97 style.
Braceface would be a cool addition... In fact, most-to-all Nelvana-produced animated shows would fit in with MeTV TOONS... Nina, Alyson, Maria, Sharon, Brock & Alden are my favorite characters on the classic show.
Spider man and his amazing friends
Disney show
@@davidthompson5319 Disney likes to keep all their shows for themselves, sadly.
@@davidthompson5319 , Disney also has made a new animated series that is kind of a more younger kid-friendly version of the series as well.
I Never Seen Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends On The Disney Channel Or Any Disney Channel They Could Use DVDs To Air Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends On METV Toons Streaming Sucks They Need To Bring The Cartoon To METV Toons Including Snorks Cause Snorks Is Like The Smurfs And If That Have Smurfs Them They Can Get Snorks Cause They Are Very Similar
I think the schedule of this channel should include all of the cartoons made in the time of the beginning of cartoons to the latest 2000's. And that each each day of the week is a day that has one of the seven or so known genres of the cartoons, such as horror Saturday and spy/mystery Tuesday. As for my 5 list cartoons, it's Wonderwheels, Pinky Elmyra and the Brain, Goober and the Ghost Chasers, Tom terrific, Mighty Mouse, and the Mighty Heroes
Mighty mouse yesss
A lot of the Ruby-Spears cartoons I hope are included, like Thundarr the Barbarian, Heathcliff & Dingbat/Marmaduke and Fangface.
I love Fangface. I watch the episodes on RUclips. They used to have Goldie Gold but it got taken down.
I hope they are the shows in the future because you know it’s just the start of me TV toons
If they would just throw in Thundercats 1985, Silverhawks, Centurions, Voltron. G-Force we would have the 90s Cartoon Network lineup right there. 😊
I can see all but G-Force being added in.
Voltron owned by Universal!!!
Well I noticed that they don't have any shows listed that were done by filmation. But if they can ever get the rights to air filmation shows they definitely have to add He-Man, She-Ra and maybe the filmation's Ghostbusters. Also I would love to see them show Back to the future the animated series and Bill and Ted's excellent adventures
Fat Albert would be a great choice, but because of the controversy regarding Bill Cosby, I guess that may never happen.
Filmation is kinda tricky. Currently Universal owns the rights to most of the Filmation library with some exceptions: Star Trek: The Animated Series (Paramount) and Shazam & The New Adventures of Gilligan (Warner Bros/Discovery). There are more exceptions, I'm sure, but those are ones I've read about. I wonder if Universal has any current plans for the Filmation stuff that they control? Doesn't seem like any of those are on Peacock...
@@thevirginian5746 well I keep hearing rumors that there's going to be a new He-Man movie coming out but like I told other people that's all the more reason why it's actually to their benefit to lease out the older cartoons to somebody like me TV toons because right now yeah sure they could put it on peacock but peacock and Paramount plus are both streaming services who's long-term existence is still to be seen and it's actually would make a whole lot more sense to make a quick Buck by leasing out filmation cartoons that they're not currently doing anything with and well! It's filmation. It has the whole well it's rather goofy written but it's also very nostalgic. Will peacock isn't exactly a service that's about nostalgia. MeTV toons it's all about nostalgia. And leasing something out they don't actually have to do much with it just simply yeah maybe find what's sitting in a vault and then sit back and wait for the payday.
I think they should add
1)Speed Buggy
2)Wheely & the Chopper Bunch
3) The Hair Bear Bunch
4) Plastic Man's Comedy Show
5) Space Ghost
5)
How about the banana splits?
great choices!
The Littles
You Forgot The Dukes.
Incredible hulk 1982 cartoon
Disney
One significant how needs to be on the MeTV Toons lineup. 'Batman: The Animated Series'. Heck, alot of WB Animation's output from the 90's should be there.
It would be nice for them to add Peanuts specials to the rotation, but I'm not sure due to Apple TV+ owning the rights to them
They should add The Pink Panther Show
Amazon prime has an entire Pink panther cartoon channel
for sure!
Comfrimed now
They Should Add The Original Pink Panther Cartoon Show From The 1960s It Used To Be On METV’s Saturday Morning Cartoons But Was Replaced By The Woody Wood Pecker Show It Also Used To Be On The Original Boomerang Before They Rebranded It
Dastardly and Muttley spin off to be on new tv toons
for sure!
We need Transformers, GI Joe, He Man, TMNT, and Garfield and Friends.
What I'd like to see -
1. Earthworm Jim
2. Taz-Mania
3. Any Batman cartoon other then Batman: TAS
4. SilverHawks
5. Thundarr the Barbarian
1968-1969 batman cartoon
Batman is a DC character (owned by Warner Bros/Discovery), so probably not. Warner/Discovery doesn't seem to like DC Comics stuff outside of MAX...
You never know- Filmation's D.C heroes, the 1960's version(with the exception of Shazam[1981]), owned by Warner, just might be on MeTV Toons in a shorts block with Hanna-Barbera's heroes from the 1960's, Ruby-Spears' Mighty Man & Yukk and Space Ace and possibly DePatie-Freleng' Super 6 cartoon shorts!!!
They need to have Jabberjaw!
YESSS
They NEED to add Swat Kats!
They'll likely add them in as time progresses. SuperFriends, Tiny Toon Adventures, Batman, The Filmation Superheroes Show, The Hanna-Barbera Heroes Show, Taz-Mania, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain.
Super Friends is already been confirmed, they just started it on October 2024 soon.
Dinosaucers. People were probably expecting me to say Pizza Cats, Star Saber, Ninja Robots, or Dragon Warrior.
Throwing this as a literal wild card.
Pokémon.
I can think of one better anime:
King of the Hill.
Na, Pokemon doesn't fit the channel's vibe at the moment. It would be cool though if they air the original Astro Boy.
@@mhmrules That's not an animé!
Just some I want to see are Thundarr the Barbarian, The Littles, Transformers, G.I. Joe, ThunderCats, and Inch High, Private Eye.
"Spiderman and his Amazing Friends"
MeTv Toons will rotate the schedules every 6 months and so on
maybe sooner than 6 months, maybe every 2-3 either or im pumped for the channel
The new Woody Woodpecker Show from Fox Kids should air. they're already airing the original.
Hong Kong Phooey is a fantastic choice. I really want to see if PlasticMan ever gets to see the light of day again. I know there are DVDs, and I have them, but they deserve a larger audience than DVD will reach.
I have both of those DVDs.
@@ruffian-wl1nd so do I, but it's just easier to have it on the TV...
"The Superman/Aquaman Adventure Hour", "Spiderman" (1966), "Spider and his Amazing Friends", "Thundarr the Barbarian", and Filmation's "Flash Gordon" should be added.
Batman the animated series one of the most popular cartoons of all time.
I would love if they could get as many 80s “action” cartoons they can. Yeah I know they were glorified commercials for their toylines, but I loved them. I know stuff owned by Hasbro would be hard to get, but there are plenty of others they could go for. They could even have a 1 or 2 hour block of these shows weekday afternoons.
that would be sick!
It’s also missing Xiaolin Showdown, which was originally advertised for the network.
It's coming later
i saw! soon itll be on air!
Heman and master of the universe
'He-Man', 'She-Ra', and 'Bravestarr' need to be on there since Universal owns them along with 'Woody Woodpecker', and 'Rocky & Bullwinkle'.
1. BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES
2. TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
3. SWAT KATS
4. THE PIRATES OF DARK WATER
5. THE CENTURIONS
Number two may not be possible due to Viacom owning the franchise, and they may not want the Turtles on a non-Viacom network.
@@jeremyriley1238 Well, I wanted to say Thundercats. But someone else beat me to it.
About Number 2, TMNT can also be watched on Pluto TV.
@@jeremyriley1238 I'm afraid he's right, according to the interview. True about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles the 1987 cartoon due to Nickelodeon or Paramount or Viacom owning the franchise, but the MeTV employee on the interview that he mentioned that 1987 cartoon on the list that the RUclipsr was asking. Although they're trying to air the 1987 cartoon on MeTV Toons due to licensing issues, you already know why, Nickelodeon and Paramount.
@@charlesshadid1890 You got the number two right according to the interview between the RUclipsr and the MeTV employee about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987 cartoon broadcast on MeTV Toons and including the thumbnail video that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is on it, however they're trying to air that cartoon on MeTV Toons due to licensing issues, tell that to Nickelodeon or Paramount owning the franchise since 2009.
Need to add a great sci fi cartoon from the mid 70’s early 80’s StarBlazers
Dungeons and Dragons.
1966 Thor cartoon
Maybe He-Man (1983 (1991)), She-Ra (1985), Transformers (1984), the original Spider-Man series’, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987), Dr. Suese specials, Peanuts, Thomas & Friends (Classic Series (Seasons 1-7)), Tugs (Thomas & Friends Spin-Off), Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood (Original), Sesame Street (Original), Gi-Joe, DuckTales (1987), Heckle & Jeckle, Mighty Mouse, Well, Just You Wait! (Nu Pogodi!), Gena Crocodile (Cheburashka), Danger Mouse (1981), Darkwing Duck, Bob The Builder (1999), Fireman Sam (1987), Postman Pat (1981), Pingu (1986), Beetle Bailey, Blondie & Dagwood (1987), Herman & Katnip, Linus The Lionhearted, Peabody & Sherman (1960s), Quacks Pack (1996), Rugrats (1991), The Ren & Stimpy Show (1991), Doug (Nickelodeon (1991) (Disney (1996)))), Pepper Ann (1997), Recess (1997), Pac-Man (1982), all Super Mario Bros. (DiC Series), The Adventures or Sonic The Hedgehog (1993), Sailor Moon (1992), Dragon Ball Z (1986), Pokémon (1996), Animaniacs (1993), Tiny Toon Adventures (1990), The Racoons, Arthur & The Square Knights Roundtables, Rocko’s Modern Life (1993), Hey Arnold! (1996), The Wild Thornberrys (1998), Rocket Power (1999), As Told By Ginger, all (1990s) Craig McCraken TV Shows, I Am Weasel, Stop That Pigeon!, Cuphead (1930), original Disney Cartoons (1923-1999), Little Bear, Blue’s Clues (1996), Adventures In Oddessy, Superbook (1981), The Flying House (1982), Dogtanian & The Muskehounds (1981), Dorameon (1969), Astroboy (1951 (1980)), Garfield & Friends, Noddy (1998), AAAAH! Real Monsters, original Star Teck Animations, Teen Titans (1967), Care Bears (1985), Strawberry Shortcake (1977), My Little Pony (1986), Gene Deitch cartoons, Chuck Jones, Tarrytoons, original Universal, The Magic School Bus (1994), Arthur (1996), Cartoon Cartoons, What A Cartoon!, Veggitales (1993), The Bearnstein Bears (1985 (2003))!
Some of the shows listed like DuckTales and Darkwing Duck aren’t possible. Those are Disney shows and are on Disney+. Disney will not want them on a rival network.
@@slaughterhater understandable. But, the rest maybe able to have a revival.
@@slaughterhater Indeed. Especially a rival network that they are not making money from.
Most of these are not even going to happen, mainly Disney.
@@MaximilianGregoryAlexander I see the point you explain. Mainly I would ONLY focus on my top 5 shows that I would want to see on MeTV Toons.
5. All Original Classic Paramount Little Lulu Shows (1943-1962)/Little Lulu (Anime: 1978)/The Little Lulu Show (1995)
Current Owners: Paramount/NBCUniversal (DreamWorks Animation/Television)/Warner Bros./WildBrain
4. Astro-Boy (1963/1980/2003)
Current Owners: Andamiro Co. Ltd. (1963/1980) and Sony Pictures Television (2003).
3. Dilbert (TV Series: 1999)
Current Owner: Sony Pictures Television
2. Pokémon (1997-2009 episodes ONLY ever since MeTV Toons focuses on media (20th Century))
Current Owner: OLM (studio)
Honorable Mentions:
5. Madeline (TV Series: 1993)
Current Owner: WildBrain
4. Garfield & Friends (1988)
Current Owner: Paramount
3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Tuetles (1987)
Current Owner: Paramount
2. Dragon Ball (1986)/Dragon Ball Z (1989)/Dragon Ball GT (1996)
Current Owner: Toei Animation
1. TUGS (Thomas & Friends’ Sister Spin-Off Series: 1988)
Current Owner: after the loss of the rights due to Clearwater and TVS’ bankruptcies, maybe Sony (Sony Pictures, since they own SunBow Entertainment for SL) or BMG
1. Thomas & Friends (1984: Seasons 1-12 ever since S12 would be a model-CGI Faces season + Thomas & The Magic Railroad (2000), Calling All Engines! (2005), and The Great Discovery (2008))))
Current Owner: Mattel
They should alternate schedules every couple of months.
Agreed
I want some Mighty Mouse on MeTV TOONS
My wife is surprised the classic 1990s Sailor Moon and fhe original The Powerpuff Girls aren't in the lineup.
Maybe later on they will be added
If you are talking about Sailor Moon, I don't think it will be added, as the dub that would be used would be the DiC dub, which is owned by Wildbrain, but Wildbrain does not have the license from Toei to release the dub (and they may never get it, as chances are Toei Animation would not allow the DiC dub and even the Cloverway dubs of S and SuperS to be legally shown ever again in favor of the Viz dub, which keeps the anime uncut and true to how it was shown in Japan).
As for The Powerpuff Girls, it can happen (mainly the original series that premiered in the late 1990's), it will have to depend on whether or not Warner Bros. will allow their past Cartoon Network exclusive shows from that era to air on MeTV Toons (especially since CN is doing the Checkered Past block, which airs some of these classic Cartoon Cartoons).
They need to add classic rock band cartoon shows like Cattanooga Cats, Banana Splits and the Impossibles.
YES! agreed heavily
I hope they will have the 80s Pound Puppies and Beetlejuice on.
Also earthworm Jim, original animaniacs and tiny toons!
beetlejuice will be airing! tiny toons needs to be added
@@RodStewartfan1 They already have Beetlejuice: The Animated Series on MeTV Toons.
1967 grenn lantern
Jabberjaw? Isn't that the shark that's also in the show Jellystone?
They Need To Put Maya & Miguel On METV Toons Because It's A Cartoon From The 2000's And Aired On PBS
maybe, i think they are trying to air older more retro cartoons but its always a possibility
Here are mine
1. Garfield And Friends
2. It's Punky Brewster
3. Tom And Jerry Tales
4. A Pup Named Scooby Doo
5. Shopper And Blabber
6. Snagglepuss
7. Quick Draw McGraw
8. The Baby Huey Show
9. The Scooby Doo Show
10. The New Scooby Do Movies
11. The Little Rascals
12. Richie Rich
13. Yakky Doodle
14. Josie And The Pussycats
15. The Cattanooga Cats
16. The Sylvester And Tweety Mysteries
17. Histeria
18. The Pink Panther Show
19. The Charlie Brown And Snoopy Show
@@GigglesHTF1999 Histeria is already confirmed to air (as it is part of the network's E/I shows). Garfield and Friends, I doubt will happen due to Viacom owning Garfield.
@@jeremyriley1238 Viacom did not own Garfield.
Or how about metv toons partnering with the WB kids network and import Loony Tuesdays to the MeTV toons channel
Lone Ranger 1966-1969 cartoon
I Love The Lone Ranger Cartoon.
Instead of pleasing the needy, Cartoon Network became greedy😤
My 10 cartoons that should be added.
1. Alvin and the Chipmunks 1983
2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987
3. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 1983
4. Fantastic Max 1988
5. She-Ra: Princess of Power 1985
6. It's Punky Brewster 1985
7. The Littles 1983
8. Cowboys of Moo Mesa 1992
9. The Snorks 1984
10. Dennis the Menace 1986
Oh 🙌. Definitely Cowboys Of Moo Mesa should be added to the line up. The other two shows on your list, It’s Punky Brewster and The Littles, I grew up watching. The Littles was a new show the year I was born.
Nice List. However, I doubt TMNT will be on MeTV Toons due to Viacom owning the franchise to the point where they do not want it airing on a network that is not theirs.
@@jeremyriley1238 Actually in an interview Black Nerd Comedy did with the president of MeTV Toons, it was confirmed that TMNT is on the list. They have a slot for it and they are working on getting it added. They said CBS and Paramount own the rights to TMNT, not Viacom.
@@jeremyriley1238 According to the interview, they're trying to air Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987 cartoon on MeTV Toons because if you know.
Id love to see baby Huey, TerryToon cartoons and Felix the Cat!
Felix!
The Banana Splits?????? The humanoids???? The super Friends????
I remember Hong Kung Phoey. The character showed up in tv show Laff Olympics in 1976.
so all the hanna barbera shows is going to air on the network except for quick draw mcgraw it’s because they didn’t fix the music rights
and shows you just said in this video they will air them too
I would love to see Speed Buggy. wheelie and the chopper bunch.
Dynomutt, Dog Wonder.The Funky Phantom.
The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show The Flintstones kids a pup named Scooby-Doo.The Perils of Penelope Pitstop
Super Friends. Justice League . Dexter's Lab. dragonfly The Addams Family animation series .tiny toons. the animaniacs Pinky and the Brain and some classic Superman cartoons
Jabberjaw kinda reminds of curly from the three stooges.
haha!
Quick draw McGraw!
I’m sorry but they didn’t fix the music rights
@@Sometopcatfan What do you mean?
@@ArtieArchives so When the Hanna-Barbera studio opened in 1957, the most inexpensive way to include background music in a film was to license a stock music library. Hanna-Barbera signed television deals for two very popular ones-the Langlois Filmusic library, “composed” by Jack Shaindlin, and the Capitol Hi-Q library, created in 1956 from the works of numerous composers, but updated by Capitol record every year. Ruff and Reddy cartoons used these libraries. So did three of the four seasons of The Huckleberry Hound Show and two of the three seasons of The Quick Draw McGraw Show. (Afterwards, Hoyt Curtin was hired by Hanna-Barbera to compose cartoon cues that belonged to the studio). studio).
When the Huckleberry Hound DVD was released in 2005, Capitol still had rights to the stock music and a deal was struck to clear it for home video use. That soon changed. The music, as Earl explained, had reverted to the composers or their heirs, and trying to get it approved for DVD was thwarted by demands from two estates. He rather forlornly expressed the feeling the odds were against Quick Draw cartoons-at least the the ones with the Shaindlin and Capitol music-ever being released on home video.
@@ArtieArchives DMS
it is advertisted however not in the immediate schedule
I remember Hong Kong Phooey. I saw it when it originally ran on Saturday mornings back when I was a kid. It would be cool to see it again.
Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego?
*mysterious yet captivating transition music starts*
Now that would be a good choice, as it would help with MeTV Toons fulfilling its E/I requirements.
@@jeremyriley1238 Agreed. Since I watched that cartoon on the Qubo channel when I was younger, so why not MeTV Toons as well?
The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians, MASK, The Mighty Heroes, Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, Dinky Duck, Tarzan, Zorro, The New Adventures Of Batman
They need to add Jem, King of the Hill + old-skool anime shows they'd show on Nickelodeon back in the day.
They need to put G.I. Joe.
Pixie and dixie
YESS
What about mystery teenagers block?
Spaceghost
I agree. There needs to be more superhero series. So far, the only ones now are Freakazoid, Underdog, and Krypto the Superdog.
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:55 finally starts the list
They Should Add “The Quick Draw McGraw Show” and “The Ruff and Reddy Show” in HD on their Lineup! That Would Have been amazing!
They Should Air The Super Mario Brothers Super Show And The Adventures Of Super Mario Brothers 3
Godzilla (Hanna-Barbera) needs to be there!
Jana of the Jungle.
What about Super Friends. ?
& Star Trek or Batman. ?
What about static shock? Or maybe Yu-Gi-Oh? But I don't know I think Pokemon is overrated. Any thoughts on weather Pokemon is or isn't overrated? Please comment back.
im a huge pokemon fan myself, however i think the anime fell down after the first season
I don't know about Yu-Gi-Oh, that animé is so bland.
@@MaximilianGregoryAlexander maybe you were exposed to the 4kids version? Have you tried to watch the original Japanese version with English subtitles? Some purists say it is the only way.
@@DavidDriggers-yo5bx Nope. I never watched the original Japanese version for a long time or the 4Kids version, although I never watched Yu-Gi-Oh a lot because 4Kids has been dead for more than a decade when I wasn't born yet or never having cable. I think I heard of it a little bit in about my early younger years, it is unknown, well the only one that I have is just a single VHS tape of Yu-Gi-Oh, its previously my brother's, I never use that tape to watch it for years because I wasn't a fan of it or much of it until the summer of 2019 (as a boring summer vacation) I use the VHS and put the tape in the VCR and I try watching it but then I got bored of it by blandness and my interest is not raising up so I stop playing the single VHS and eject out of the VCR and I was bored for the whole summer in 2019.
Also needs _Charlie Brown and Snoopy_ and the specials
MeTV recently aired two _Peanuts_ movies
It would bring them back to free TV
Plus, Lucy Van Pelt is HOT ❤
I can't even get excited considering that where do u watch it without a antenna!( No spectrum, ahd frndly is not launch
frndly just announced they will be hosting the channel. you can also find antennas for 30 bucks on amazon. id suggest looking into the antenna man youtube channel and find the one that fits u best
What about The Transformers (G1), The Transformers: Generation II, Beast Wars: Transformers, Beast Machines: Transformers, Transformers; Robots in Disguise, Transformers: Armada, Transformers: Energon, Transformers: Cybertron, and Transformers - Animated?
I can probably see G1, Beast Wars, and Beast Machines on the channel. G2 was nothing more than random G1 episodes redone with special effects, R.I.D. is still owned by Disney, who is sitting on it and doing nothing, and the Unicron Trilogy and Animated are a maybe.
I hope they add the Pink panther, Archie's mystery theater, Lizzie McGuire , recess
0:20
"Without any interruptions, let's get started! But first, an interruption!"
I said “without further ado”
what about the Great Space Coaster does Metv have that the Rights to that show prob not im guessing
No, Hasbro owns the Great Space Coaster. they also own the My Little Pony, Transformers, Jem, and G.I. Joe cartoon rights
I want to see the Alvin show from 1961 to air again on Metv toons
Can't wait for the premiere
I love Hong Kong Phooey 🧡🤎
Same here! Have a video coming out about hong kong phooey sometime tomorrow!
@@justzaveee163awesome just in time for the show’s 50th anniversary
Since they have Speed Racer, maybe other anime that were Americanized from the 70s and 80s would work out too. Like Battle of the Planets (Gatchaman), Star Blazers (Yamato), Voltron (GoLion), Robotech (Macross), and Tranzor Z (Mazinga Z).
Voltron and Robotech are possible. Battle of the Planets may not happen since the company who did the dub no longer has the rights to dub Gatchaman.
There was a 60's Lone Ranger cartoon that was in syndication into the 70's that was great! I can that as a late night weekend addition.
We really need og boomerang bumpers back