Cartoon Network International News Thread 15.0

[Moleoman]

More Cartoon Network Nordic continuities - this time from December 2004, including bumpers of Boomerang block at 38:09, still with 2000 Boomerang logo with its look mostly based on the Italian feed's first one from 2003-2005:

 

[Ati]

Another Cartoon Network Nordic (Danish) continuities from December 2000 including some bumpers for Superchunk and interestingly a Powerhouse next bumper for "Dial M for Monkey"

 

[Daffyrocks]

interestingly a Powerhouse next bumper for "Dial M for Monkey"

right after Dexter's Laboratory ended XDDD

 

[StrikersSeventyOG]

Courtesy: Cartoon Network Asia Facebook

 

[Markus Nelis]

Adventure Time and Regular Show are really gone now. Watched some CN last night after a little while due to my trip. Ivandoe and Gumball replaced these two shows.

 

[Daffyrocks]

Adventure Time and Regular Show are really gone now. Watched some CN last night after a little while due to my trip. Ivandoe and Gumball replaced these two shows.

like someone else said, "It was good while it lasted"

 

[zQwmy]

For the first time in three years, Gumball is entering the daytime of CN GAS again. It's airing in July from 11:00-13:25 CET, as a part of a marathon.

 

[Daffyrocks]

CN CEE has always kept having marathons of the show even after it left the daytime in 2023. I suppose you never had any Gumball marathon or special block until now? If so, I am surprised..

 

[Underleón]

Ever since CN LA switched to the Discovery playout they've been having more technical difficulties
This Wednesday they played the same bumper for 80 minutes straight, from 6am to 7:20am

 

[Daffyrocks]

Meanwhile, I've always been more amazed at how these Pastel idents have a pledhora of clips of diverse animated shows, from the old to the early 2010s to the mid 2010s to the current ones, while the actual schedule isn't basically what these bumpers promise.

I mean, it's been readjusted since recent months in terms of programming, but they were always misleading on the idents on what shows they actually have in the rotation, like if they wanna tease us on purpose

It's the case for CN USA, but the LA feeds aren't far

 

[Underleón]

Meanwhile, I've always been more amazed at how these Pastel idents have a pledhora of clips of diverse animated shows, from the old to the early 2010s to the mid 2010s to the current ones, while the actual schedule isn't basically what these bumpers promise.

I mean, it's been readjusted since recent months in terms of programming, but they were always misleading on the idents on what shows they actually have in the rotation, like if they wanna tease us on purpose

It's the case for CN USA, but the LA feeds aren't far

Yeah, CN LA's own pastel bumps are also pretty diverse and even include clips from "purged" shows like OK KO

 

[Daffyrocks]

"The Unicorns Have Got To Go" (Regular Show) is officially released on the newly-rebranded Max CEE starting from today.

 

[Markus Nelis]

At the end of each CN Nordic promo the announcer stopped saying "see more on HBO Max. He now says "stream on Max".

 

[sorin96]

At the end of each CN Nordic promo the announcer stopped saying "see more on HBO Max. He now says "stream on Max".

I seen that on CN CEE from today,the promos now mentions "on CN and Max"

 

[Markus Nelis]

I seen that on CN CEE from today,the promos now mentions "on CN and Max"

So they also don't have the timeslots mentioned anymore? If so, sad.

 

[zQwmy]

So they also don't have the timeslots mentioned anymore? If so, sad.

No, they still do, also mentioning today/tomorrow and so on. The promos now just also mention Max.

 

[Francisque]

It only makes sense in this age

 

[Markus Nelis]

Apparently mentioning timeslots doesn't make sense for some feeds though.

 

[Francisque]

Apparently mentioning timeslots doesn't make sense for some feeds though.

I don't understand why

Surely if you don't mention the timeslots you're going to have less people watching it and automatically less advertisers pumping money into that time slot?

I understand TV linear viewing is much lower and less important than in the past, but still?

This is one of the forced "streaming approaches" I don't like: e.g. assuming everyone must know where to find stuff, or given that stuff is overrepeated in general, it's just supposed to be "there"
I can also think of the (failed, IMO) rebranding of the All4 streaming service to Channel 4 in the UK, only adding a layer of confusing between the channel and the streaming service, since there are obviously things that can be found on streaming and not on linear and viceversa

But then, I also hope CN UK stops once these all for month-long stunts such as Teen Titans Go! played non-stop 6:00-21:00

Apparently mentioning timeslots doesn't make sense for some feeds though.

BTW, in the case it wasn't clear enough (in general), I was obviously referring to the addition of Max at the end of the promos

 

[BlooCNBoy02]

CN CEE handover to TCM from 27 January 2005. (Just a note why it is from 2005 and not 2004: the "Tonight on TCM" part is always useful for finding dates.)