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hmm, your link just leads me back to the main cartoon network forum page and not a specific thread...could you try posting it again?

I used to visit this forum a lot and once someone posted a complete schedule, I think either from 2000 or 2001 and I was trying to find it again recently but am having some trouble. Does anyone know where to find full schedules for those years? If you have any please post them!

Good points. I don't think that any potential Adventure Time movie would be in theaters at the same time as the Spongebob sequel; the Spongebob sequel already has a release date for next year while an Adventure Time movie isn't even being produced yet, and animated movies take years just in...

I would go so far as to say that Adventure time is more popular on TV than Spongebob. I don't know how the ratings of the two compare, but Adventure Time seems to win in terms of quality and fanbase, both among kids and older audiences. I'm actually surprised that Spongebob is getting a sequel...

Where are you hearing those rumors from? But yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. Adventure Time hopefully can get another season or two under its belt and end with 7-8 seasons and wrap up the story with a movie. This would be ideal, rather than pulling a Spongebob and doing the movie and...

Hey guys. Been catching up on Adventure Time as of late (and am loving it). This question has probably been posed before but I'll pose it again: What are the chances of a theatrical (NOT made for TV) Adventure Time movie happening? The way I see it, Adventure Time is by far the most popular...

Have they shown anything else special during this "Big Fan Weekend" thing? All I've seen so far is that promo for Uncle Grandpa and a short interview with Pete Browngardt. Have they shown anything from Steven Universe or Clarence?

Same, the original pilot also tried hard to push the grossness onto the viewer. The funny thing is, the Uncle Grandpa pilot was actually funny, but all of the good jokes that came from the pilot had nothing to do with the grossness at all. So, what I'm hoping for this show is that it contains...

Haha, I was hoping for a little something more at Comic Con than just clips from the pilots that we've already seen (in reference to Steven Universe and Clarence). Gotta say though, I'm definitely glad they toned down the gross factor in Uncle Grandpa. It was excessive and wildly unfunny in...

There are two promos online, and I saw one of them on Disney yesterday. The animation doesn't look as good as I expected it to be: Wander Over-Yonder - YouTube

Cool. Look's like it's going to be edgy and retain the same oddball humor as Adventure Time. So how many new Cartoon Network originals do we know are coming down the pipe as of now? Stephen Universe, Uncle Grandpa, and this, right?

Yes. A hundred times yes.

Yeah, I agree the animation looks great. I will admit that I can't wait for them to get more money though. As of now it seems they're basically using a cleaned up version of the TOM 3 bumps instead of doing something entirely new.

I think if during the commercial breaks (when supposedly Zorak and Brak will be hosting) they show montages of Cartoon Network's past blocks, bumps, special events, etc. Sort of like the 10th Anniversary interstital but shown during commercial breaks every now and then. Or maybe interviews with...

Random question, how many weeks has DC Nation been running for now?

Wait....they're reviving Cartoon Planet? As in the one with Space Ghost and Zorak and Brak? THAT Cartoon Planet?

Yeah I saw it today. It makes sense seeing as how the Jetsons movie is in production (how far is that in development?). I wouldn't even be surprised if they brought back Jonny Quest in some form or another within the next few years. Cartoon Network's schedule is looking more and more like it...

I don't know if his style is "praised" exactly, I think it's just refreshing because it's different from the Genndy Tartakovsky/Craig McCracken style that has influenced so many cartoonists in the past decade. When I first saw Adventure Time, I hated the style and thought that everything that...

I think the Bravest Warriors concept is slightly less zany and far-fetched than Adventure Time. Personally I always wished that Bravest Warriors became a series instead of Adventure Time (though Adventure Time has become great since my first impression of it). I kinda wished they would've done a...

@Kieren Pertnav and Starbro Well...it's constantly being called "the upcoming Bravest Warriors series" on the Frederator blog. According to this concept art that Seibert posted on the Frederator blog today...

Phil Rynda has been posting pics of Bravest Warriors development art lately, and Fred Seibert has been sharing it on the Frederator blog. It looks like Pen's other Random! Cartoons short, Bravest Warriors, is also becoming a series. It could possibly be for Nickelodeon, but I'm guessing it's for...

As cool as this seems, I don't think toonami's coming back. Not for the usual reasons, but because they're already doing the DC Nation block. Would they really go to the trouble of having TWO action blocks? Or maybe Toonami, if it DOES return, will only be anime. I don't know. What I do think...

Well, if you think about it Cartoon Cartoon Fridays had characters interacting with each other in a faux-hosting manner; putting them into a sketch comedy wouldn't be much different. I think that kids especially would find it fun and different.

yea, MAD is sort of a sketch comedy, and it's pretty popular, too. I don't think that Cartoon Network should have two sketch comedies on at once. BUt I like what Kieran said about "Rocky and Bullwinkle meets SNL". It would be cool to see a faux-variety show that's half animated half...

This was a really touching episode. It reminded me a lot of some of the sadder episodes of Courage the Cowardly Dog, what with the lack of talking and the slightly sad music at points, along with the occasional bit of humor thrown in. Did anyone else get that vibe?

It is an Adventure Time episode, according to the Frederator blog. Wikipedia says it's a Thanksgiving special that'll be airing in a few weeks, but who knows if that's true.

...oh wait...I think this is just an episode of Adventure Time. Weird that they described it the way they did..

So, I'm reading this on CartoonBrew: http://www.cartoonbrew.com/events/december-1-6-animation-breakdown-in-la.html "and Cartoon Network will present world-premeire of Pen Ward and Thomas Herpich’s short" Has anyone else heard anything about this? I'm excited to see it. Do you think it will...

I mean, I guess I'm interested to see what Jay-Z could do, but I need to know a premise first. And even then, I can't be sure if Jay-Z can produce a good cartoon. Honestly Class of 3000 had a decent premise, and while it had some cool animation, it was far from anything special as an overall...

This is so...out of the blue. I wonder if it was produced stateside or if Partible produced it in a foreign Cartoon Network Studio. It'll be cool to see if it ever comes to the US though. I like the idea of keeping the classic, popular Cartoon Network characters alive. There don't have to be...

More than the shows themselves, I'm really excited for all the shorts in this DC Nation block. They're not really unified under one look or anything, but the diversity that they're going to bring to the network is going to be great. There are just so many different styles of animation present in...

Finally, never realized why the took it off air in the first place. It has a decent episode count and should have been kept in reruns right after it was cancelled.

^ yeah, I read it on wikipedia too. I guess it's not true then.

Well, I don't want something exactly like Freakazoid or Animaniacs or Pinky and the Brain; they were funny a decade and a half ago when I was young, but comedy is always evolving, and the children and adolescents of today may want a fresher form of comedy. But something akin to those shows in...

^right; it's good to keep the old characters alive, but it would be nice if they expanded the Warner Bros. brand too, rather than sticking to the Looney Tunes/DC Comics/Hanna-Barbera characters. Trying a shot at shows akin to Freakazoid, Animaniacs, or Pinky and the Brain again would be nice...

Chris Reccardi is also at the top of my list. Though I don't think either of the two pilots he has created thus far are extremely great ideas, you cannot deny the incredible influence he has had on the design of cartoons the past decade. Another person close to the top of my list is Don...

I second that notion. I wonder if that "I Heart Tuesdays" show that Ne-Yo was making ever ended up getting anywhere.

Honestly, while I agree that the humor Seth McFarlane utilizes in his own original comedies would contrast with what the Flintstones was, I think McFarlane knows how to adjust. I mean, before he got fame with Family Guy, he too used to work at Hanna-Barbera back in the 90's. He worked on Johnny...

All I heard about was a live-action movie, and I haven't heard any recent news about that either. A good reboot of the Flintstones would be sweet, I think. I know Seth McFarlane is doing that now, but it wasn't quite what I hoped for. I would've much rather had the team that worked on the...

So, I'm not sure if this is new or not as I haven't been paying too much attention to the bumps as of late, but I saw a bump I'd never seen before during Young Justice. It showed a black background, then a white outline of Jake came onto the screen and slowly transformed into multiple other...