Cartoon Network channel still carry on but the building is down. As for the channel, its not the same anymore. Their last great shows were We Bare Bears and Gumball which both ended in 2019. The only thing good that CN has ever out out since then are just Adventure Time content like the limited series Distant Lands and Fionna and Cake. At this point Adventure Time is the only good show left. Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Gumball are all coming back with continuation, spin off, prequel and movie and hopefully they will be enough to save Cartoon Network and bring it back up to it's prime
Lmao gumball wasn't a good show it was a boreing and a cringe show amd felt like a Sunday cartoon that you wanna hurry up and flick the channel and tryed to hard and we bear bears was just dumb and it kinda only felt like it was for younger kids adventure time and regular show and steven universe were the only shows keeping cartoon network alive even before then chowder and flapjack were the others keeping CN Alive
I used to watch Cartoon Network all the time when I was little. I've watched and loved it more than Nickelodeon. it's so sad to see this network out of color. 😢
I’ve already say goodbye to Cartoon Network years ago when Regular show, Adventure time, and The amazing world of Gumball ended. They were the last good show tv. Now CN turned into TTGC known as “Teen Titans Go channel”
Man i really miss the era of 2004-2012. Cartoon network, toonami, boomerang when it still only had 30sec comericals, the animes on adult swim, disney XD, nicktoons etc.
@@scottpaddlety8741to be honest they sloud watch shows like work it out wombats Alma's way and lala in the loop I'm sorry but that's the only shows they we fell notsgic about
If I recall correctly, the US CN channel seems to be focusing away from having to air TTG too much than before. I might be wrong now, since I don't have live TV myself, but idunno.
@@ChristopherPortorreal-ol2mj I legit consider the show to be in the top three worst remakes/reboots/adaptations of a show ever. Right between power rangers mega force + super mega force, and velma
CN is dying because kids don't watch TV, anymore. They need kids because those kids grow up to raise their kids on it, or at least that's how it used to be. It doesn't help that Hollywood got political, either.
I can agree with this statement tbh. As a last-gen teen that was the last to experience tv/cable before it pretty much fell downhill during/after 2020 (Gen-Z), I remember coming back from elementary and a bit of middle school alongside my friend and we would always watch the best shows at the time of Cartoon Network, Regular Show, Adventure Time and TAWOG in the early afternoons during the early and mid 2010s, I would also remember hearing other older friends, families and adults getting into TWD and GOT during their prime on websites like Google+ and Online Forums (Wasn't too familiar with Google+ but I know it was once a thing people used to do back then) It was just a special feeling of going out on a Sunday night and hanging out with some friends or families and watching the latest episode while chomping down some foods, nowadays you just don't have that connection anymore, simply because cable is becoming *very* dated as well as streaming becoming a norm especially when Covid-19 hit.
For Foster’s Home, there is a spin-off they announced where Bloo takes care of other imaginary friends, but I’m pretty sure it will only air on Cartoonito since it was announced that it was a pre-kindy show
What i miss most of these TV Channels shutting down is the mutuality they brought to people growing up. Example how many people are you gonna meet that know Ed, Edd n Eddy or Regular Show compared to niche online stuff.
A timeline I created in regards to Cartoon Network's history and it's state of decline. *The Stone Age (1992-1999) -* It is here where Cartoon Network got its start and it started off with airing old TV shows from the 30's-60's as well as Hanna-Barbara but very noteworthy original TV shows such as Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken, and Johnny Bravo helped to draw in viewers throughout the 90's and starting off of The young era of Cartoon Network which was in its early beginnings. *The Golden Age (1999-2009) -* Ed, Edd, n Eddy made its debut and started the Golden age as CN mass produced watchable, memorable, and forgettable original shows throughout the 2000's with many TV shows being crossed over in CN City bumpers and with 2007 being at its peak (CN Invaded). 2009 was the dark age as many Cartoon Network Originals ended in 2008 respectively. The Golden Age came to an end following the conclusion of Ed, Edd, n Eddy. *The Silver Age (2010-2019) -* As the Dark age concluded, Adventure Time and Regular Show came in time to save Cartoon Network and started the Silver Age. Cartoon Network began producing TV shows for teenaged audiences and adding mature themes in their shows as opposed to the slapstick humor that was in the Golden Age with a handful of exceptions. However many of these TV shows had ended in the mid to late 2010s. The Silver Age came to an end following the conclusion of The Amazing World of Gumball. *The Rust Age (2019-present) -* As no new TV show came into usher Cartoon Network into a new age as the company now lacks in producing newer TV shows to attract newer audiences, instead relying on re-runs and originals that have existed since the Silver age thus ushering Cartoon Network in a state of decline. *Renaissance Era (????-????) -* A hypothetical scenario where Cartoon Network begins to produce new, watchable, and memorable originals similar to the originals of the Golden-Silver Age, which would help draw in newer audiences and save Cartoon Network from decline and will help usher in an era of rebirth.
Beautifully put together actually, 🙂🙏🙏 that being said, cartoon network really was a true pioneer of a channel from the most beloved like powerpuff girls, courage and even Johnny bravo to even the lesser known like swat kats the radical squadron 😭😢 i can ramble on as well,
@@razorchance6976 My Adventures with Superman was originally slated to be a Cartoon Network Original but after a tyrannical purged it found a home in Adult Swim. Had it stayed on Cartoon Network (and survived) it would have possibly started a new age for Cartoon Network, as the TV show could draw viewers and it would've helped Cartoon Network get back on its feet. And maybe it would have inspired CN to produce originals.
They lost their studio last year, A lot of people called cartoon network a “brand” but you can’t be a brand without a studio. And I find it sad. I stopped watching Cartoon Network, because of Teen Titans go,
They didn’t shut down, just moved to a new building This was a decision made by the previous management of WB back when they were known as “WarnerMedia” and the person who made this decision is named Jason Kilar. And the new building did took 3 years to construct Plus, Brian A. Miller said on twitter that they were paying rent for the Burbank building for 20 years which is probably one of the reasons why they want to move.
Sure Cartoon Network may say that the channel itself is still around, but in my opinion they don’t have the soul and edge that used to make them great and the fact that they used to take risks with their shows. It’s very sad because I really wouldn’t be surprised if in the future, Cartoon Network just existed as an IP only, with most of their shows being reboots of their old shows, with nothing original and if they do have any original animated shows, they’re just going to be shipped overseas from different countries.
Clarification: The WB Animation and Cartoon Network merger was a decision made by the previous management of WB back when they were known as “WarnerMedia” and the person who made this decision is named Jason Kilar. And the new building did took 3 years to construct Plus, Brian A. Miller said on twitter that they were paying rent for the Burbank building for 20 years which is probably one of the reasons why they want to move.
I do have to say---the reruns of Dexter's Lab keep me going. If only one program keeps me as a viewer, Cartoon Network is still worth having. Now why ME TV Toons can't get Dexter as it is a Hanna Barbera property is a mystery to me---as they have had difficulty getting other post 1990 toons because of the expense
I blame both Christina Miller and David Zaslav for the downfall of Cartoon Network; the former for turning it into a dumping ground for Toddler Titans reruns (which caused me to stop watching the channel after Sonic Boom ended), and the latter for being a sexist, racist, anti-animation bigot who's unfit to run Warner Bros..
I miss CN's golden age during 99-09. I included 05-09 because of the nostalgia. Those were the years I first struck out on my own after High School. It was always good to come home to old school Adult Swim after busting my ass all day.
I miss back when Cartoon Network had soul and creativity with unique content of shows especially for the bumpers for each era like CN city and powerhouse CCF. Nowadays they’re on life support by focusing on old properties while putting new ideas on adult swim even though it’s still widely successful. To me CN isn’t dead entirely but still lives on even though the studio itself had shut down🥺
Adult Swim is where the advertising dollars are, unfortunately. These days, the Cartoon Network viewing audience has very little buying power. while in ad-supported cable channels, Adult Swim is 6th overall in adults 18-34 and 21st overall among adults 18-49 (the latter more than double Cartoon Network's ratings).
1:49 Think how cold Daniel Chong was, that he abandon his We Bare Bears fans, along with our own flesh and blood because we never got a chance to have seasons 5-6 of We Bare Bears, This has gone to far that “Vengeance will be Ours!”
@@Thecringerises Yup! They moved the handover to [as] from 8PM to 6PM for Checkered Past (old CN cartoons) for most of the week and Toonami Rewind (old Toonami cartoons) for Fridays.
I miss the 90s and early 2000s era Cartoon Network. That was my generation of CN, and while they've had awesome toons like Regular Show, everything after that just doesn't click with me
One of the reasons why CN was a huge part of my childhood was because of the Ben 10 shows. It was quite disheartening to see the depths the franchise had fallen following Omniverse and the 2017 reboot. Not that Omniverse was a bad show, but it's certainly mediocre compared to the likes of the OG show and Alien Force.
It's not dead and I don't know why people thought it was. The channel is a shell of its former self though. I don't think it's going to get much better either
Even with Cartoon Network not at its best, they still have Adult Swim for the experimental programming and better management, and Toonami working its way to become the "better cartoon show". If Cartoon Network shuts down, Adult Swim and Toonami will also be affected. I don't want that to happen. Speaking of a future without Cartoon Network, I could see The CW embracing animation again since the Vortexx days, but I want it to expand past the Saturday morning cartoon blocks. Animation for youths would go to a possible Kids' WB revival, then the experimental programming could go to The CW, or TBS depending on its content. For action cartoons? I was thinking of TNT, or have some kind of Sunday night animation block on The CW that would give Fox's Sunday primetime offerings a run for its money. It's like the KQEH (KQED Plus) Science Fiction nights from 1996-2003, but from a more well-known distributor.
Just do a 24hr classic cartoon channel. Dexters lab Powerpuff girls Johnny bravo Megas xlr Ed edd n eddy Grim adventure of billy and mandy Courage the cowardly dog Time squad Codename kids next door Fosters home for imaginary friends Chowder And more
"WAG" (Warner Animation Group) does fantastic work. CN merely got rolled into that division. That's not a bad thing; it's just not ideal. Stop over reacting.
As for me, i stopped watching Cartoon Network after they dropped the Pokémon series. It was the only good series that Cartoon Network kept after the following series either ended or got canceled:courage the cowardly dog,teen titans,foster's home for imaginary friends,codename kids next door,Dexter's Labratory,the grim adventures of Billy and Mandy,generator rex,thundercats and the Secret Saturdays. Edit: I forgot to mention that another reason as to why I dont watch cartoon network anymore is because in 2011 they did away with both the Halloween movies and TV shows that would air from October 1st-October 31st and the Christmas movies and TV shows that would air between December 1st-December 31st.
Cartoon Network basically the oldest when I was a kid in the 2000's time and 2010's time was serene and explored W/the serene and bizarre type animations. 만화 네트워크는 기본적으로 제가 2000년대와 2010년대에 어렸을 때 가장 오래되었고 네트워크에 대한 조용하고 기괴한 유형의 애니메이션을 탐구했습니다.
Cartoon network has been dead for a long time now. Its been a mess for some time now, long before Zaslav took over. All he did was put down a sick dog.
The game multiversus is bringing Cartoon Network characters back play that game for the nastolgia give it two years and that game will probably have almost every Cartoon Network character you can think of
Cartoon Network is notorious for having ups and downs. 2007-2009 was the first known dark era. Everyone on the Internet was bitching about the live action shows and the over saturation of cartoons imported from Canada. They had a brief comeback arc for the first half of the 2010's or so, but I never paid attention because I got rid of cable in that time period. But Im guessing the network has been in perpetual malaise since 2017? Either way the network ran its course long ago and the channel slot is being carried by Adult Swim. Either way this is a reflection of the demographic changes; millenials aren't having children like the previous generations, so network execs aren't going to put in the effort for building quality lineups to no one. The question we should ask ourselves is whether or not Cartoon Network and Adult Swim will be absorbed and rebranded towards multiple demographics. This might be a likely scenario because AS will never break off and get its own channel slot (despite being more successful) as television providers are still apprehensive about having a channel with "adult" in its title.
As a kid back then if they say which channel is the best between Nick, Disney and CN, I would go Cartoon Network minus teen titans go🤮. Hopefully we would at least have new projects of Ben 10, PPG and galactic Knd.
I really don’t know what to do If I am still hoping for a PPG reboot. CMC has made the water somewhat murky the last week saying his project wasn’t technically a revival, but a new one off… I am getting REALLY suspicious and worried that something is happening or is going to happen and the result, in terms of a PPG revival, is not going to be good, possibly a cancellation. If that’s the word that comes out of CMC’s mouth (or I find out though the WB media releases and PPG fans I see on Social Media), Then we may have no choice but to “rally up the troops” and go for a “mass action rally (a la March on Washington) to protest the WB-Discovery company’s treatment of the animation division, And Coyote/Acme is just the tip of the icebergh. This is something I don’t want to go to, but it needs to at least be brought up in fandom communities. I’ll be writing a plea to urge all the fandoms to unite and consider strategies to make a stand against WBD.
The 1990s and the 2000s was the heyday of Cartoon Network. It's too bad that the CN of today is not like that anymore. A lot of kids channels are overtaken by corporations who just want money, they don't care about the heart and soul of the cartoons themselves. We just have to keep fighting them, that's what we should do, for the sake of creative freedom and artistic integrity.
If Cartoon Network will get shut down As Warner Brothers Discovery restructure Is moving understreaming services in new content And attracting new audience adult swimmer.I just watched Checkers Past only Everything else from Adult Swim when they have completely unusual and never before will not be watching it that only for adults like raunchy stuffs on tv shows.
I fell out of love with CN over a few reasons: 1. Toonami stopped being a weekday block, 2. The whole live action era, 3. The rise of the “CalArts” styled shows (aside from Flapjack, and Regular Show, I was just not a big fan of that aesthetic), 4. Teen Titans Go! being the only thing that airs now.
I thought people said this was fake news and that it wasnt shutting down but i will say anyways that adventure time and regular show and steven universe were the only cartoons keeping CN alive and then before that it was chowder and flapjack plus if cartoon network really shutting down how is that revival powerpuff girls and fosters coming out ? Even tho i dont really care for them.
The closest thing to CN closing anything down was their building in Burbank in July 2023 following their merger with Warner Bros. Animation. They still continue and plan to operate as a separate division. The whole #ripcartoonnetwork was meant to highlight the current struggles in the animation industry, such as layoffs, project cancellations, and questionable business practices. Misleading? Yes, but it managed to get our attention over the issues that CN has been going through for years.
Cartoon Network is indeed dead especially since the Gen alpha kids born: *2011-2018* don’t have cable and just streaming services and RUclips to watch there favourite shows and not to mention Cartoon Network is just Damaging there selves by not running there channel right and just Spamming TTG all the time never letting new shows get the chance they deserve and not to mention Reusing ideas they did *Hint: PPG 2016 and Ben 10* never really making original Good shows like they did when they were actually good, And it’s not just Cartoon Network it’s also boomerang, Boomerang should be a Checkard past stand alone channel at this point the only Cartoon Network Channel that is doing well is Adult swim! With there amazing ideas for make nostalgia blocks ( Toonami reboot and checkard past ) and not to mention adult swim doesn’t spam the shows and still have some what of life left unlike boomerang and Cartoon Network that are just letting themselves fall apart one by one instead of listening to the viewers that want to help there channels out But here is my ideas *Cartoon Network* -Find ways to make Shows broadcast more and think of amazing ideas for cartoons to make good tv shows and make people like you again -Stop spamming TTG *boomerang* -Turn yourself into a checkered past stand alone channel -Fix your Canadian and international channels by putting that country’s respective 1980s - 2000s show plus The normal Cartoon Network shows you guys air in the states -Play more Cartoon Network shows from 93-11 and exclude bad shows ( like: Sidekick and scaredy squirrel ) and don’t make original shows -become an OTA Channel And become a true Competitor to METV Toons The only channel that can continue the way it is really adult swim So honestly I think Cartoon Network and boomerang need to fixed up so they can become like there fourmer selves
It would be nice to at least get more episodes series of all of Cartoon Network’s cartoons continuing all the series they’ve had instead of brand new series also it would be great if Cartoon Network had more sequels, spinoffs, and backstories whether if it’s Cartoon Network doing it or another company taking ownership of Cartoon Network’s cartoons to produce new content based on Cartoon Network’s characters. If anyone agrees with me please pray in Jesus name Cartoon Network will continue new content based on their old characters or another company will continue cartoon Network’s cartoons.
Cartoon Network was slowly ruining itself which stopped me from watching all the shows on it. What's worse is later on I realized that many of the seemingly good shows were awful as well with only a select few exceptions. It won't affect me either way but I do know this, the future doesn't belong to anyone, not Cartoon Network or the guy mentioned in the beginning of the video.
Essentially it is dead. CN hasn't been the same since 2014/15 when they overplayed TTG. Along with streaming taking the place of cable in recent years as well. I miss 2010-2013 CN.
And Cartoon Network has a hard time selling ads, as its viewers largely have no buying power. Adult Swim targets the sweet spot for advertisers, by contrast.
I don't like the art style of Cartoons anymore, it's just weird like at first they tried to be more anime style like with the whole paint and spray teen titans go style and now they go with this weird 80s and early 2ks art style look; it's like they can't make up there mind what art style they want to use for Cartoons ; like I perfer the We Bare Bars art style it's a lot like the 90s toons; it's kind of sad that Cartoon Network doesn't do more of that style and it's partner company adult swim never really changed art styles for toons all that much
Cartoon Network ended when they started focusing solely on Teen Titans Go. There's no way in hell that Cartoon Network will ever be good again. Cartoon Network made it very clear that they ONLY care about money when they started to focus only on TTG and the thing is that it's short term profit, you can only profit on those kinds of shows for a short amount of time since kids WILL get bored of it/grow out of it quickly so the best solution is to bring out actual quality shows instead of relying on brain numbing garbage like TTG.
In the 2010s Cartoonnetwork had a few shows that I loved. A few. Regular show was good but, it was weird to me, I never like Adventure Time. I gave Adventure Time a chance and I couldn’t get into it. Steven universe is good. I’ve heard great things about Gumball but, Cartoonnetwork was past their prime at that time. Way past their prime for sure. 2020s all of the cartoon channels sucked.
I really hope the heroic quest of the valiant prince ivandoe is as popular as Little Witch Academia. I really hope to see the sequel of the heroic quest of the valiant prince ivandoe...
Don’t worry people cartoon network shuts down only in russia due to sanctions of the war in ukraine anyways cartoon network is still alive even outside the US and forever will ;)
CN was a lot different the nineties and two thousands to tenies. Now in the twenties it feels like a zombie shell of irs once past self. Toonami hasn’t been thst ibteresting. It’s only to Aeptember and Naruto Shippuden is over. No chances of Boruto? Running out of shows besides DBZ Kai and One Piece. Their rely heavily on their original series and reruns. CN/AS are playing a lot more reruns,old shows,filler to AS,and preschool shows . Most CN shows are ebding up on AS. The 7-17 demographic don’t watch TV like the older generations in 2024. Which is a total shame as nowadays new shows are either heading to AS or streamkng.
CN created BEN 10 the most appealing and Awesome cartoon series ever until the reboot showed i lost intrest but watched it anyway since it was BEN 10 😢
The "Checkered Past" and "Toonami" programs are keeping the channel alive. Cartoon Network's closure is just a rumour created by depressed millennials.
Anyone can put together a clickbait video like this to match it up with whatever lie they want to tell. Don't believe what talking heads say about things like Cartoon Network, etc. If you really seek the truth about something go to its' source not talking heads like this.
It’s not the same anymore since majority of their good shows have ended by now and that 99% of their shows anymore or complete trash and the only good shows are shows that actually still have reruns like gumball if they show them at all
We won’t never go I really won’t favorite Cartoon Network childhood a favorite shows foster’s home for imaginary friends, Codename kids next door & regular show and my favorite shows I going missing so much 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Cartoon Network channel still carry on but the building is down.
As for the channel, its not the same anymore. Their last great shows were We Bare Bears and Gumball which both ended in 2019. The only thing good that CN has ever out out since then are just Adventure Time content like the limited series Distant Lands and Fionna and Cake. At this point Adventure Time is the only good show left.
Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Gumball are all coming back with continuation, spin off, prequel and movie and hopefully they will be enough to save Cartoon Network and bring it back up to it's prime
Definitely not its prime. Things have changed far too much by this point.
Lmao gumball wasn't a good show it was a boreing and a cringe show amd felt like a Sunday cartoon that you wanna hurry up and flick the channel and tryed to hard and we bear bears was just dumb and it kinda only felt like it was for younger kids adventure time and regular show and steven universe were the only shows keeping cartoon network alive even before then chowder and flapjack were the others keeping CN Alive
@@MetaBee.loves.Medabots Whether or not you enjoy them doesn't nullify OP's point.
It would take much effort to get Cartoon Network back to its prime.
@@JWheel5 It'd have to adhere to new standards for sure.
The soul is gone, and still, the heart goes on.
I'm buying their old cartoons on DVD.
They rigged the rights to buy the shows. They are just THAT delusional of their control over children!
The heart still beats indeed...
I used to watch Cartoon Network all the time when I was little. I've watched and loved it more than Nickelodeon. it's so sad to see this network out of color. 😢
I’ve already say goodbye to Cartoon Network years ago when Regular show, Adventure time, and The amazing world of Gumball ended. They were the last good show tv. Now CN turned into TTGC known as “Teen Titans Go channel”
At this point, It's too late for this channel to redeem itself. It's already dead.
It’s actually more of The Gumball channel than TTG
Man i really miss the era of 2004-2012. Cartoon network, toonami, boomerang when it still only had 30sec comericals, the animes on adult swim, disney XD, nicktoons etc.
My childhood ended.. And the new generation will never feel the same enjoyment we had
This saddens me.
They don't have enough imagination to enjoy these kinds of shows anyhow 🤷♂️ really is sad
@@Vonspetfish **sad bagpipe music plays as fire burns** 🔥
@@scottpaddlety8741to be honest they sloud watch shows like work it out wombats Alma's way and lala in the loop I'm sorry but that's the only shows they we fell notsgic about
What sucks is that the one show that they focus on more than anything is the train wreck known as freaking TEEN TITANS GO T-T
If I recall correctly, the US CN channel seems to be focusing away from having to air TTG too much than before. I might be wrong now, since I don't have live TV myself, but idunno.
@@NathanDarkson984 oh I hope that’s true (idk bc I don’t have live cn, I just heard the news from the internet so idk if it’s still true)
That show alone represents almost everything wrong with WB
The writters deliberately go out of their way to mock fans of the original and dc comics fans
@@ChristopherPortorreal-ol2mj I legit consider the show to be in the top three worst remakes/reboots/adaptations of a show ever. Right between power rangers mega force + super mega force, and velma
I miss the Powerhouse and CN City era of the channel
The best era for Cartoonnetwork is easily 1999-2008. Easily!
all those shows from cartoon Network were a big part of our lives and we must cherish those memories
CN is dying because kids don't watch TV, anymore. They need kids because those kids grow up to raise their kids on it, or at least that's how it used to be. It doesn't help that Hollywood got political, either.
cartoon network isnt hollywood, they are mostly based in Atlanta. or maybe more accurately, *they were*
I can agree with this statement tbh.
As a last-gen teen that was the last to experience tv/cable before it pretty much fell downhill during/after 2020
(Gen-Z), I remember coming back from elementary and a bit of middle school alongside my friend and we would always watch the best shows at the time of Cartoon Network, Regular Show, Adventure Time and TAWOG in the early afternoons during the early and mid 2010s, I would also remember hearing other older friends, families and adults getting into TWD and GOT during their prime on websites like Google+ and Online Forums
(Wasn't too familiar with Google+ but I know it was once a thing people used to do back then)
It was just a special feeling of going out on a Sunday night and hanging out with some friends or families and watching the latest episode while chomping down some foods, nowadays you just don't have that connection anymore, simply because cable is becoming *very* dated as well as streaming becoming a norm especially when Covid-19 hit.
They should make adult cartoons like Hazbin Hotel
I would shamelessly jump for joy if we get a sequel/spinoff to KND, Foster's Home, and/or the original Teen Titans.
For Foster’s Home, there is a spin-off they announced where Bloo takes care of other imaginary friends, but I’m pretty sure it will only air on Cartoonito since it was announced that it was a pre-kindy show
But were tired of the writters mocking fans of the original
The creator of KND has stated he’d love to continue the series, it’s CN that won’t do it
What i miss most of these TV Channels shutting down is the mutuality they brought to people growing up. Example how many people are you gonna meet that know Ed, Edd n Eddy or Regular Show compared to niche online stuff.
A timeline I created in regards to Cartoon Network's history and it's state of decline.
*The Stone Age (1992-1999) -* It is here where Cartoon Network got its start and it started off with airing old TV shows from the 30's-60's as well as Hanna-Barbara but very noteworthy original TV shows such as Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Cow and Chicken, and Johnny Bravo helped to draw in viewers throughout the 90's and starting off of The young era of Cartoon Network which was in its early beginnings.
*The Golden Age (1999-2009) -* Ed, Edd, n Eddy made its debut and started the Golden age as CN mass produced watchable, memorable, and forgettable original shows throughout the 2000's with many TV shows being crossed over in CN City bumpers and with 2007 being at its peak (CN Invaded). 2009 was the dark age as many Cartoon Network Originals ended in 2008 respectively. The Golden Age came to an end following the conclusion of Ed, Edd, n Eddy.
*The Silver Age (2010-2019) -* As the Dark age concluded, Adventure Time and Regular Show came in time to save Cartoon Network and started the Silver Age. Cartoon Network began producing TV shows for teenaged audiences and adding mature themes in their shows as opposed to the slapstick humor that was in the Golden Age with a handful of exceptions. However many of these TV shows had ended in the mid to late 2010s. The Silver Age came to an end following the conclusion of The Amazing World of Gumball.
*The Rust Age (2019-present) -* As no new TV show came into usher Cartoon Network into a new age as the company now lacks in producing newer TV shows to attract newer audiences, instead relying on re-runs and originals that have existed since the Silver age thus ushering Cartoon Network in a state of decline.
*Renaissance Era (????-????) -* A hypothetical scenario where Cartoon Network begins to produce new, watchable, and memorable originals similar to the originals of the Golden-Silver Age, which would help draw in newer audiences and save Cartoon Network from decline and will help usher in an era of rebirth.
Beautifully put together actually, 🙂🙏🙏 that being said, cartoon network really was a true pioneer of a channel from the most beloved like powerpuff girls, courage and even Johnny bravo to even the lesser known like swat kats the radical squadron 😭😢 i can ramble on as well,
@@razorchance6976
My Adventures with Superman was originally slated to be a Cartoon Network Original but after a tyrannical purged it found a home in Adult Swim. Had it stayed on Cartoon Network (and survived) it would have possibly started a new age for Cartoon Network, as the TV show could draw viewers and it would've helped Cartoon Network get back on its feet. And maybe it would have inspired CN to produce originals.
They lost their studio last year, A lot of people called cartoon network a “brand” but you can’t be a brand without a studio. And I find it sad. I stopped watching Cartoon Network, because of Teen Titans go,
They didn’t shut down, just moved to a new building
This was a decision made by the previous management of WB back when they were known as “WarnerMedia” and the person who made this decision is named Jason Kilar. And the new building did took 3 years to construct
Plus, Brian A. Miller said on twitter that they were paying rent for the Burbank building for 20 years which is probably one of the reasons why they want to move.
@@Richard-3874 you don’t say😳,
But still I think they should reserved the Burbank building in my opinion. As in you know a museum.
Sure Cartoon Network may say that the channel itself is still around, but in my opinion they don’t have the soul and edge that used to make them great and the fact that they used to take risks with their shows. It’s very sad because I really wouldn’t be surprised if in the future, Cartoon Network just existed as an IP only, with most of their shows being reboots of their old shows, with nothing original and if they do have any original animated shows, they’re just going to be shipped overseas from different countries.
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Save Cartoon Network forever
Clarification: The WB Animation and Cartoon Network merger was a decision made by the previous management of WB back when they were known as “WarnerMedia” and the person who made this decision is named Jason Kilar. And the new building did took 3 years to construct
Plus, Brian A. Miller said on twitter that they were paying rent for the Burbank building for 20 years which is probably one of the reasons why they want to move.
Fingers crossed that they don't fire any more people.
Cartoon Network Does Rerun
Regular Show
But What's The Point
We've Seen It Many Times Before
Not to mention that the show ended already.
@@ultrapro8937 They Only Rerun It Today To Replace TTG Reruns Like That's Basically It
Easily one of the most chaotic shows CN produced along with Chowder!
I do have to say---the reruns of Dexter's Lab keep me going. If only one program keeps me as a viewer, Cartoon Network is still worth having. Now why ME TV Toons can't get Dexter as it is a Hanna Barbera property is a mystery to me---as they have had difficulty getting other post 1990 toons because of the expense
I will never forget about the old Cartoon Network from 1992-2013!!!
I blame both Christina Miller and David Zaslav for the downfall of Cartoon Network; the former for turning it into a dumping ground for Toddler Titans reruns (which caused me to stop watching the channel after Sonic Boom ended), and the latter for being a sexist, racist, anti-animation bigot who's unfit to run Warner Bros..
How is he racist and sexist?
@@headshotmaster138 He turned down many promising series with female and non-white leads.
@@FlyingDuckMan360 is that a good thing or a bad thing?
@@headshotmaster138 A bad thing.
@@FlyingDuckMan360 really?
I miss CN's golden age during 99-09. I included 05-09 because of the nostalgia. Those were the years I first struck out on my own after High School. It was always good to come home to old school Adult Swim after busting my ass all day.
I miss back when Cartoon Network had soul and creativity with unique content of shows especially for the bumpers for each era like CN city and powerhouse CCF. Nowadays they’re on life support by focusing on old properties while putting new ideas on adult swim even though it’s still widely successful. To me CN isn’t dead entirely but still lives on even though the studio itself had shut down🥺
Those bumpers were my Multiverse of Madness!
Adult Swim is where the advertising dollars are, unfortunately. These days, the Cartoon Network viewing audience has very little buying power. while in ad-supported cable channels, Adult Swim is 6th overall in adults 18-34 and 21st overall among adults 18-49 (the latter more than double Cartoon Network's ratings).
They've been a network in decline for a long time. I've already done my mourning.
1:49 Think how cold Daniel Chong was, that he abandon his We Bare Bears fans, along with our own flesh and blood because we never got a chance to have seasons 5-6 of We Bare Bears, This has gone to far that “Vengeance will be Ours!”
I don't know what to feel anymore...
Wait......is that why [AS] is showing their old cartoons?
Wait they're doing that?
@@Thecringerises Yup! They moved the handover to [as] from 8PM to 6PM for Checkered Past (old CN cartoons) for most of the week and Toonami Rewind (old Toonami cartoons) for Fridays.
Yes
I miss the 90s and early 2000s era Cartoon Network. That was my generation of CN, and while they've had awesome toons like Regular Show, everything after that just doesn't click with me
One of the reasons why CN was a huge part of my childhood was because of the Ben 10 shows. It was quite disheartening to see the depths the franchise had fallen following Omniverse and the 2017 reboot. Not that Omniverse was a bad show, but it's certainly mediocre compared to the likes of the OG show and Alien Force.
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😩☝️I'm gonna miss this channel's checkerboard logo if they actually die in the future.
Cartoon Network needs to give us a Dynomutt reboot series, a revival of Krypto the Superdog, and green light Trick Moon and A Kitty Bobo Show.
Jhonny quest , swat kats , jetsons, flinstones, he man cartoons like these are missing nowdays
Man Cartoon Network was only around since the 90's it only lasted about 25 years before it completely died to modern media.
If the Chairperson of Warner Bros have any braincells left, they should be firing Zaslav's selfish ass for ruining the company.
Cartoon Network was that good thrill childhood channel. I even made a fan Thrillville show because of that.
Where can I watch your show?
It's not dead and I don't know why people thought it was. The channel is a shell of its former self though. I don't think it's going to get much better either
Even with Cartoon Network not at its best, they still have Adult Swim for the experimental programming and better management, and Toonami working its way to become the "better cartoon show". If Cartoon Network shuts down, Adult Swim and Toonami will also be affected. I don't want that to happen.
Speaking of a future without Cartoon Network, I could see The CW embracing animation again since the Vortexx days, but I want it to expand past the Saturday morning cartoon blocks. Animation for youths would go to a possible Kids' WB revival, then the experimental programming could go to The CW, or TBS depending on its content. For action cartoons? I was thinking of TNT, or have some kind of Sunday night animation block on The CW that would give Fox's Sunday primetime offerings a run for its money. It's like the KQEH (KQED Plus) Science Fiction nights from 1996-2003, but from a more well-known distributor.
Omg yes I would love a kids wb revival since I never got to experience the channel at all and I was born way after its prime
Just do a 24hr classic cartoon channel.
Dexters lab
Powerpuff girls
Johnny bravo
Megas xlr
Ed edd n eddy
Grim adventure of billy and mandy
Courage the cowardly dog
Time squad
Codename kids next door
Fosters home for imaginary friends
Chowder
And more
Sure there's MeTV Toons, but the only Cartoon Network original I see there is Two Stupid Dogs. Let's wait until the user-base becomes bigger.
"WAG" (Warner Animation Group) does fantastic work. CN merely got rolled into that division. That's not a bad thing; it's just not ideal.
Stop over reacting.
0:33 Yep.
Cartoon Network is definitely 🎵 _"-not the same anymooore!"_ 🎵
*Wait, **_what song is this anyways?_*
ruclips.net/video/-K9QTJZb1fE/видео.html
@@tapeify 🇲🇽 *Gracias.*
As for me, i stopped watching Cartoon Network after they dropped the Pokémon series. It was the only good series that Cartoon Network kept after the following series either ended or got canceled:courage the cowardly dog,teen titans,foster's home for imaginary friends,codename kids next door,Dexter's Labratory,the grim adventures of Billy and Mandy,generator rex,thundercats and the Secret Saturdays.
Edit:
I forgot to mention that another reason as to why I dont watch cartoon network anymore is because in 2011 they did away with both the Halloween movies and TV shows that would air from October 1st-October 31st and the Christmas movies and TV shows that would air between December 1st-December 31st.
Cartoon Network basically the oldest when I was a kid in the 2000's time and 2010's time was serene and explored W/the serene and bizarre type animations.
만화 네트워크는 기본적으로 제가 2000년대와 2010년대에 어렸을 때 가장 오래되었고 네트워크에 대한 조용하고 기괴한 유형의 애니메이션을 탐구했습니다.
I feel like Nickelodeon is going through a similar time
though they can probably do this for several years without much loss
Honestly...the era ended when they put Teen Titans Go on marathon mode. All the time.
It was the end of an era for cartoon network ever cartoon cartoons died
Cartoon network has been dead for a long time now. Its been a mess for some time now, long before Zaslav took over. All he did was put down a sick dog.
Zaslav really screwed every pooch in the litter when he made the merger
At least the website is closed and not the channel
90's Cartoon Network was GOLD
What are your favourites?
@@tapeify Courage the Cowardly Dog, Power Puff Girls (the original), Johnny Bravo, Cow and Chicken
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The game multiversus is bringing Cartoon Network characters back play that game for the nastolgia give it two years and that game will probably have almost every Cartoon Network character you can think of
Cartoon Network is notorious for having ups and downs. 2007-2009 was the first known dark era. Everyone on the Internet was bitching about the live action shows and the over saturation of cartoons imported from Canada. They had a brief comeback arc for the first half of the 2010's or so, but I never paid attention because I got rid of cable in that time period. But Im guessing the network has been in perpetual malaise since 2017? Either way the network ran its course long ago and the channel slot is being carried by Adult Swim. Either way this is a reflection of the demographic changes; millenials aren't having children like the previous generations, so network execs aren't going to put in the effort for building quality lineups to no one.
The question we should ask ourselves is whether or not Cartoon Network and Adult Swim will be absorbed and rebranded towards multiple demographics. This might be a likely scenario because AS will never break off and get its own channel slot (despite being more successful) as television providers are still apprehensive about having a channel with "adult" in its title.
As a kid back then if they say which channel is the best between Nick, Disney and CN, I would go Cartoon Network minus teen titans go🤮. Hopefully we would at least have new projects of Ben 10, PPG and galactic Knd.
I really don’t know what to do If I am still hoping for a PPG reboot. CMC has made the water somewhat murky the last week saying his project wasn’t technically a revival, but a new one off… I am getting REALLY suspicious and worried that something is happening or is going to happen and the result, in terms of a PPG revival, is not going to be good, possibly a cancellation.
If that’s the word that comes out of CMC’s mouth (or I find out though the WB media releases and PPG fans I see on Social Media),
Then we may have no choice but to “rally up the troops” and go for a “mass action rally (a la March on Washington) to protest the WB-Discovery company’s treatment of the animation division, And Coyote/Acme is just the tip of the icebergh. This is something I don’t want to go to, but it needs to at least be brought up in fandom communities. I’ll be writing a plea to urge all the fandoms to unite and consider strategies to make a stand against WBD.
The 1990s and the 2000s was the heyday of Cartoon Network. It's too bad that the CN of today is not like that anymore. A lot of kids channels are overtaken by corporations who just want money, they don't care about the heart and soul of the cartoons themselves. We just have to keep fighting them, that's what we should do, for the sake of creative freedom and artistic integrity.
If Cartoon Network will get shut down As Warner Brothers Discovery restructure Is moving understreaming services in new content And attracting new audience adult swimmer.I just watched Checkers Past only Everything else from Adult Swim when they have completely unusual and never before will not be watching it that only
for adults like raunchy stuffs on tv shows.
it’s not my fault toonami rewind should be 3 hours with 2 episodes of each show on the block. Warner discovery hates the fans and money
I fell out of love with CN over a few reasons: 1. Toonami stopped being a weekday block, 2. The whole live action era, 3. The rise of the “CalArts” styled shows (aside from Flapjack, and Regular Show, I was just not a big fan of that aesthetic), 4. Teen Titans Go! being the only thing that airs now.
What were your favourites on the Toonami block?
@@tapeify DBZ, Gundam Wing, Tenchi Muyo, ReBoot, Sailor Moon, Yu Yu Hakusho, Outlaw Star, Rurouni Kenshin, and Naruto.
I've seen a bit of the English dub of Yu Yu Hakusho. It's pretty great.
We want NEW ips from cartoon network, not more adventure time, or more gumball, or more regular show.
I thought people said this was fake news and that it wasnt shutting down but i will say anyways that adventure time and regular show and steven universe were the only cartoons keeping CN alive and then before that it was chowder and flapjack plus if cartoon network really shutting down how is that revival powerpuff girls and fosters coming out ? Even tho i dont really care for them.
It’s become nothing but Teen Titans Go and The Amazing World of Gumball.
It hasn't been the same since 2004.
Question 🙋♀️ please 🙏, so is the channel Cartoon Network gonna be no longer there?
The closest thing to CN closing anything down was their building in Burbank in July 2023 following their merger with Warner Bros. Animation. They still continue and plan to operate as a separate division. The whole #ripcartoonnetwork was meant to highlight the current struggles in the animation industry, such as layoffs, project cancellations, and questionable business practices. Misleading? Yes, but it managed to get our attention over the issues that CN has been going through for years.
Cartoon Network is indeed dead especially since the Gen alpha kids born: *2011-2018* don’t have cable and just streaming services and RUclips to watch there favourite shows and not to mention Cartoon Network is just Damaging there selves by not running there channel right and just Spamming TTG all the time never letting new shows get the chance they deserve and not to mention Reusing ideas they did *Hint: PPG 2016 and Ben 10* never really making original Good shows like they did when they were actually good, And it’s not just Cartoon Network it’s also boomerang, Boomerang should be a Checkard past stand alone channel at this point the only Cartoon Network Channel that is doing well is Adult swim! With there amazing ideas for make nostalgia blocks ( Toonami reboot and checkard past ) and not to mention adult swim doesn’t spam the shows and still have some what of life left unlike boomerang and Cartoon Network that are just letting themselves fall apart one by one instead of listening to the viewers that want to help there channels out
But here is my ideas
*Cartoon Network*
-Find ways to make Shows broadcast more and think of amazing ideas for cartoons to make good tv shows and make people like you again
-Stop spamming TTG
*boomerang*
-Turn yourself into a checkered past stand alone channel
-Fix your Canadian and international channels by putting that country’s respective 1980s - 2000s show plus The normal Cartoon Network shows you guys air in the states
-Play more Cartoon Network shows from 93-11 and exclude bad shows ( like: Sidekick and scaredy squirrel ) and don’t make original shows
-become an OTA Channel And become a true Competitor to METV Toons
The only channel that can continue the way it is really adult swim
So honestly I think Cartoon Network and boomerang need to fixed up so they can become like there fourmer selves
It would be nice to at least get more episodes series of all of Cartoon Network’s cartoons continuing all the series they’ve had instead of brand new series also it would be great if Cartoon Network had more sequels, spinoffs, and backstories whether if it’s Cartoon Network doing it or another company taking ownership of Cartoon Network’s cartoons to produce new content based on Cartoon Network’s characters. If anyone agrees with me please pray in Jesus name Cartoon Network will continue new content based on their old characters or another company will continue cartoon Network’s cartoons.
so many classics then it was said how it just had teen titans go to play on repeat..
WB kills everything they touch
Cartoon Network was slowly ruining itself which stopped me from watching all the shows on it. What's worse is later on I realized that many of the seemingly good shows were awful as well with only a select few exceptions. It won't affect me either way but I do know this, the future doesn't belong to anyone, not Cartoon Network or the guy mentioned in the beginning of the video.
Essentially it is dead. CN hasn't been the same since 2014/15 when they overplayed TTG. Along with streaming taking the place of cable in recent years as well. I miss 2010-2013 CN.
Its done, but great golden era. They shouldn't have dead but sadly did
Oh my goodness. Confusing.
0:33 - He should of sang, looking @ TheOGuy, He don't know what he talking about.
The 90:is to early 2000 was the golden time to be a CN fan
Cartoon Network really changed
I think CN will morph into Adult Swim. CN’s programming is down to 11 hours, while Adult Swim is now at 13 hours.
And Cartoon Network has a hard time selling ads, as its viewers largely have no buying power. Adult Swim targets the sweet spot for advertisers, by contrast.
Cartoon network is not shutting down
Nickelodeon might stand a chance again
I don't like the art style of Cartoons anymore, it's just weird like at first they tried to be more anime style like with the whole paint and spray teen titans go style and now they go with this weird 80s and early 2ks art style look; it's like they can't make up there mind what art style they want to use for Cartoons ; like I perfer the We Bare Bars art style it's a lot like the 90s toons; it's kind of sad that Cartoon Network doesn't do more of that style and it's partner company adult swim never really changed art styles for toons all that much
That's a really interesting point you've brought up! I'm curious to know what your thoughts are on the animation of the upcoming Rick and Morty anime.
Cartoon Network ended when they started focusing solely on Teen Titans Go. There's no way in hell that Cartoon Network will ever be good again. Cartoon Network made it very clear that they ONLY care about money when they started to focus only on TTG and the thing is that it's short term profit, you can only profit on those kinds of shows for a short amount of time since kids WILL get bored of it/grow out of it quickly so the best solution is to bring out actual quality shows instead of relying on brain numbing garbage like TTG.
the channel is a shell of its former self same with so many others
In the 2010s Cartoonnetwork had a few shows that I loved. A few. Regular show was good but, it was weird to me, I never like Adventure Time. I gave Adventure Time a chance and I couldn’t get into it. Steven universe is good. I’ve heard great things about Gumball but, Cartoonnetwork was past their prime at that time. Way past their prime for sure. 2020s all of the cartoon channels sucked.
When steven una, Teen titans GO and Uncle grandpa came out, I knew Cartoon Network was fucked lmao.
Guys at least the reign of Teen Titans Go is over!
For now.
Jesus loves everyone and he is lord. He died and came back to life for us to go to heaven and live forever. Jesus bless u all❤
Would have been nice if they showed respect to one of the few good things they’ve created in a decade: _Infinity Train._
I really hope the heroic quest of the valiant prince ivandoe is as popular as Little Witch Academia. I really hope to see the sequel of the heroic quest of the valiant prince ivandoe...
Don’t worry people cartoon network shuts down only in russia due to sanctions of the war in ukraine anyways cartoon network is still alive even outside the US and forever will ;)
Whoa this has got popular nice...
I love watching old recorded live broadcast of CN and Adult Swim.
Who cares, imo cartoon network died in 2010 the year I grew out of cartoon network and the cartoons I grew up with ended that year.
CN was a lot different the nineties and two thousands to tenies. Now in the twenties it feels like a zombie shell of irs once past self. Toonami hasn’t been thst ibteresting. It’s only to Aeptember and Naruto Shippuden is over. No chances of Boruto? Running out of shows besides DBZ Kai and One Piece. Their rely heavily on their original series and reruns. CN/AS are playing a lot more reruns,old shows,filler to AS,and preschool shows . Most CN shows are ebding up on AS. The 7-17 demographic don’t watch TV like the older generations in 2024. Which is a total shame as nowadays new shows are either heading to AS or streamkng.
#ISupportCartoonNetwork
CN created BEN 10 the most appealing and Awesome cartoon series ever until the reboot showed i lost intrest but watched it anyway since it was BEN 10 😢
Cartoon network should shut down after end of Regular show
The "Checkered Past" and "Toonami" programs are keeping the channel alive. Cartoon Network's closure is just a rumour created by depressed millennials.
Anyone can put together a clickbait video like this to match it up with whatever lie they want to tell.
Don't believe what talking heads say about things like Cartoon Network, etc.
If you really seek the truth about something go to its' source not talking heads like this.
To me Cartoon network and nickelodeon dosent exist anymore. They are shell of their former selfs. They once make good shows now they make garbage.
Amen to that statement! I especially agree about Nickelodeon. I grew up on the 90s Nickelodeon. That was my childhood.
Note to self, Dont sell to WB Discovery
It’s not the same anymore since majority of their good shows have ended by now and that 99% of their shows anymore or complete trash and the only good shows are shows that actually still have reruns like gumball if they show them at all
#FireDavidZaslav
ONE of the Core Problems.
We won’t never go I really won’t favorite Cartoon Network childhood a favorite shows foster’s home for imaginary friends, Codename kids next door & regular show and my favorite shows I going missing so much 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭