Will it ever be good again? (2024)

Yes
But it's just under the branding MeTV

yes, when it becomes boomerang 2.0 and starts airing their own old shows and all of the new ones go to streaming

It was a once in a lifetime experience.

No

Nope, let it die, we are getting MeTV Toons now.

maybe, they just gotta remember “Cartoon Network” as an umbrella name and not a block

If TTGG doesn't show up, I'll have to make the thread in his stead. We've recently learned that the guy who usually makes replacement threads is actually a constant ban evader.

you know, i think just this once it wouldn't hurt to have no toonami threads tonight. it's just another NK marathon

No
It's been dead since 2008, it's time to let it go.

Okay it's up.

It's been slightly better lately then it was the past few years. 2005-15 is probably cn nick and Disney's best years especially 2010-14

Cable as a whole is dying, so no

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It's literally over. Adult Swim has more air time than Cartoon Network. They're being taken over and consumed by their side project. With Checkered past being an Adult Swim thing, Adult Swim now has 13 hours of air time a day VS. Cartoon Networks 11 hours. Its worlds better than watching infinite Spongebob reruns on Nickelodeon tho.

I miss Megas XLR

No. The late 90's - mid 2010's were the the rise and fall of cartoons not sucking ass, and even then there were quite a few misfires (you now remember Time Squad). Now it's the inverse - mostly trash, but a few gems. I hear Owl House was good, but I have no idea if the praise it gets is genuine given that I've only seen twitter and Cinemaphile coomers talk about how much they want to frick the latina teen and the hag. Anyway, the main issue with CN in particular is that the cartoonists that'd regularly butt heads with the execs got booted after the pres got cycled out (see: Maxwell Atoms), which led to the chaotic void era that somehow churned out a few good cartoons which got mismanaged to fricking hell. How to fix: First, you need the old guard back. Second, don't frick with them unless it would be really funny. Third, for god's sake get the old guard to teach the newer generation of industry artists how to fricking draw, and I don't just mean "draw objectively good things" I mean teaching them the sh*t their art schools should have taught them in the first place. Composition, adaptability, etc.