Tuesday, December 24
- 4 p.m. – The New Scooby Doo Mysteries: The Nutcracker Scoob
Everyone is excited for the school Christmas pageant until a ghost starts haunting at the rehearsals.- 4:30 p.m. – Scooby Doo Where Are You? That’s A Snow Ghost
The ghost of the Yeti interrupts the gang's skiing trip.- 5 p.m. – The Jetsons: A Jetson Christmas Carol
It is Christmas Eve in Orbit City, and the Jetsons are planning to celebrate it as a family. However, George and the other employees of Spacely Space Sprockets are hounded by the intergalactic Scrooge, Mr. Spacely, who detests the holiday season so much that he forces George to work overtime, late into the night.- 5:30 p.m. – Yogi Bear’s All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper
In this Christmas Special, Yogi escapes from Jellystone and hides out in a department store,
posing as the store’s Santa. He helps a little girl to rediscover her faith in Christmas.- 6 p.m. – Yogi’s First Christmas
Yogi, Boo Boo and Cindy are awakened from hibernation and join their friends’ Christmas activities while interfering with two villains’ efforts to ruin the holiday.- 8 p.m. – Cartoon All-Stars Christmas Edition
A special Christmas edition of Cartoon All-Stars.- 11 p.m. – Totally Tuned In: Plenty Below Zero / Magoo Goes Skiing / Gifts from the Air
Up north, starving Crow tries to get food from skiing Fox. / In the Swiss Alps, Magoo mistakes a St. Bernard for his nephew. / Poor boy gets real Christmas party from broken toy soldier and his
radio star friends.- 11:30 p.m. – Toon in with Me: Christmas Toons
Toony can’t sleep on Christmas Eve, so he hosts a late night show with Mr. and Mrs. Claus!
Wednesday, December 25
- 6 a.m. – Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Ghost of Porkaloin Past
Hoggish Greedly inherits his grandfather Don Porkaloin’s estate. But when he gets a hotel, he uses the cover as a legal operation but is stopped by Captain Planet. The groundskeeper Boaris is revealed to be Greedly’s grandfather in disguise. After finding out what his grandson intends to do, Porkaloin (who is revealed to be one of the world’s top environmentalists) is disgusted and instead gives the estate to Captain Planet and the Planeteers.- 6:30 a.m. – Caillou’s Holiday Special
It’s a very special holiday for Caillou when he learns about Christmas traditions around the world and the importance of giving and sharing.- 8 a.m. – The Cabbage Patch Kids First Christmas
The Cabbage Patch Kids go to the big city so that they can find the Christmas Spirit.- 8:30 a.m. – Casper’s First Christmas
Yogi Bear, Boo Boo, Huckleberry Hound and more Hanna-Barbera characters get lost and decide to spend Christmas by visiting Casper, the friendly ghost. But soon they encounter a not-so-friendly ghost.- 9 a.m. – Sonic Christmas Blast
Sonic the Hedgehog must stop the evil Dr. Robotnik from ruining Christmas after Santa Claus disappears.- 9:30 a.m. – Inspector Gadget Saves Christmas
Inspector Gadget is off to the North Pole to stop Dr. Claw from taking over Santa’s elves and workshop.- 10 a.m. – A Flintstones Christmas Carol
Fred is cast as Ebenezer Scrooge in a stage adaptation of the story, but is acting a bit stingy in
real-life.- 11:30 a.m. – The Flintstones: Christmas Flintstone
Fred is such a natural as a department store’s Santa that news of him reaches the North Pole, where Kris Kringle has him in mind for much more important work on Christmas Eve.- 12 p.m. – A Very Merry Bugs Bunny Christmas
Featuring classic Bugs Bunny and friends Christmas and winter cartoons. Featured shorts include “Bugs Bunny’s Christmas Carol,” “Gift Wrapped,” “Abominable Snow Rabbit,” “Freeze Frame,” “Weasel While You Work” and “The Fright Before Christmas.”
Caillou? As in the PBS Kids series? THAT Caillou?MeTV Toons Christmas Eve and Christmas Day lineups have now been announced.
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MeTV Toons Presents 'Tis the Season for Toons' Holiday Program
Classic animation network MeTV Toons is offering animated seasons' greetings for its first year with a collection of animated specials that will top any fan'swww.animationmagazine.net
Interesting, it looks like Caillou could be option to replace one of E/I show in the future, also another one would be The Magic School Bus.Caillou? As in the PBS Kids series? THAT Caillou?
I believe that Amazon made this more difficult, so Weigel delisted many of MGM shows, except of Green Acres and Rat Patrol.I really hope Weigel is able to go to MGM to get Pink Panther back. Maybe this time they can get Ant and the Aardvark too!
WildBrain owns this as well. I seriously wouldn't be surprised if they actually air Johnny Test in the future. And now that we know they'll be airing a content from a preschool show ip that isn't tied to any of the big three franchises, I have a feeling they might even air Franklin in the future tooCaillou? As in the PBS Kids series? THAT Caillou?
Shows after 2000s on MeTV Toons are very tiny when compared to 1920s-1980s, so they are almost always relegated to death slot on weekends and sometime, special block on Sunday.This is seriously concerning. I get airing SOME kids shows or at least recent shows that fit the mision (Mistery Inc) but this could turn Me TV Toons into yet another kids channel which could be a dead end for the network.
I know that. But Caillou? Johnny Test!?Shows after 2000s on MeTV Toons are very tiny when compared to 1920s-1980s, so they are almost always relegated to death slot on weekends and sometime, special block on Sunday.
Newest episodes on weekday schedule was 1996 - Captain Planet and the Planeteers.
MeTV don't have 2000s shows anymore and they have two 1980s shows with just 1990s episodes. MeTV+ have very handful of 1990s shows with 2000s episodes (VIP and Baywatch).
MeTV Toons is not marketed as kid channel, so it is just general like MeTV.
I was about to object but realized this was a joke post until near the end.Why are you all shocked? You should be thankful! Caillou is just as well-received and respected as shows like Police Acadamy: The Animated Series and Mr. T, shows that MeTV Toons also plays!
Maybe they'll put the show in regular rotation, in a back-to-back slot with Baby Looney Tunes, a show MeTV Toons is confirmed to later air!
Hee-Hee
(In all seriousness, while I'm also pretty shocked that MeTV Toons gained the rights to air CAILLOU of all things, considering the fact that Caillou was airing on Cartoon Network a while ago, it's a bit more understandable how Weigel got Wildbrain to receive the rights to air the show. I agree with aegisrawks that shows like this should be put at a minimum for the network though)
When Scrappy Doo is a more popular and fitting character for your network and you go with CAILLOU you MESSED UP BIG TIME.I doubt this is a sign of them turning into a kids channel, although I am a bit puzzled by their decision to air Caillou. It doesn't even seem to have much of a nostalgic following. It's largely panned even by those that grew up watching it (or at least are the right age to have grown up watching it). I know it's owned by a company they already do business with, but it's not like WildBrain doesn't have other stuff they could air.
That what @Kooplecrap Me said was probability and we don't know.I know that. But Caillou? Johnny Test!?
It always trips me up when people say it aired on PBS Kids, because until that 24/7 channel launched neither PBS station in my area ever aired it. I knew it was on Sprout which I didn't get. Did get Spanish Sesame Street, though.Caillou? As in the PBS Kids series? THAT Caillou?
[ guy standing up. jpeg] I would watch Johnny Test on METV Toons.I seriously wouldn't be surprised if they actually air Johnny Test in the future.
Same here, I'm not going to watch Caillou nor Johnny Test when they air on MeTV Toons, also don't record them because Frndly, Philo and others probably share a data with Weigel about how many viewers record those shows, also Nielsen measures that too.Really hoping that Caillou is in this case just a one off cheap filler and not a sign of things to come further down the road. Maybe they're testing the waters to see how this kind of stuff plays. In that case I'll be voting with my viewership, by not watching. In the more unfortunate scenario of Caillou being added to the regular schedule in the future, then I'd be very concerned for the future of the network. With Baby Looney Tunes also on the horizon I could see them trying to do a "preschool" type block but this would very much alienate their core audience without bringing in any new viewers because these shows are just not that popular among adults. We'll just have to see I guess...
No, Weigel isn't abandoning MeTV Toons' original format.I am legit terrified Me TV Toons could be abandoning their mission in record time. I am probably wrong.