I agreed with youIn that interview he mentioned that 1/3 of the channel's viewers are preschoolers, which led him to make the decision of airing more preschool oriented content.
The move makes sense to me from a business standpoint.
I agreed with youIn that interview he mentioned that 1/3 of the channel's viewers are preschoolers, which led him to make the decision of airing more preschool oriented content.
The move makes sense to me from a business standpoint.
yes same could be said to nickelodeon, Disney Channel, and yes universal kids (I know the latter is bad but it has potential)Better to have something useful such as pre-school block instead of endless repeats, at least it gives the TV channel some future.
He's at Disney on another series.The only really good pre school shows are Craig Gerber shows, maybe CN can get him, he is a free agent?
He's at Disney on another series.
Couldn't agree with you more.Better to have something useful such as pre-school block instead of endless repeats, at least it gives the TV channel some future.
I know I going off topic but the first movie to air on the new movie block is land before time (the first movie to aired on the former cartoon theater) or the lego movie (which is Warner animation group first animated film)Tried making up a PROJECTED ideal CN schedule for later this year, should all of our upcoming shows air at that time. Some important highlights:
- planned preschool block on weekday mornings, with new episodes of their shows on Fridays. Shows include the new 2D-animated Thomas and Friends series that's already picked up by CN a few days ago, as well as the planned Mo Willems shows announced back in October
- some kind of action/adventure-themed block on Friday nights
- a few action-themed shows on weekend mornings (or probably just Sunday morning)
- Most shows with only 1 new episode on Saturday mornings are primarily 15 minutes each, so viewers won't have to wait another 15 minutes in between each new episode
- Rotating movies (and movie premieres) on Saturday nights (paying homage to their "Flicks" stunt)
I haven't came up with a "girls-themed" block yet despite CN also wanting to attract a girl audience, but it could consist of new DCSHG in it and it could be on a Sunday as well?
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To answer your question, no, Total Dramarama should not be considered a preschool show. Anyone who thinks that didn't watch a single episode of it.Tried making up a PROJECTED ideal CN schedule for later this year, should all of our upcoming shows air at that time. Some important highlights:
- planned preschool block on weekday mornings, with new episodes of their shows on Fridays. Shows include the new 2D-animated Thomas and Friends series that's already picked up by CN a few days ago, as well as the planned Mo Willems shows announced back in October
- some kind of action/adventure-themed block on Friday nights
- a few action-themed shows on weekend mornings (or probably just Sunday morning)
- Most shows with only 1 new episode on Saturday mornings are primarily 15 minutes each, so viewers won't have to wait another 15 minutes in between each new episode
- Rotating movies (and movie premieres) on Saturday nights (paying homage to their "Flicks" stunt)
I haven't came up with a "girls-themed" block yet despite CN also wanting to attract a girl audience, but it could consist of new DCSHG in it and it could be on a Sunday as well?
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We Baby Bears probably isn't a preschool show eitherTo answer your question, no, Total Dramarama should not be considered a preschool show. Anyone who thinks that didn't watch a single episode of it.
I am not sure about that. The description does look like a preschool show. I don't think it will be like the baby bear episodes in the original series.We Baby Bears probably isn't a preschool show either
Tried making up a PROJECTED ideal CN schedule for later this year, should all of our upcoming shows air at that time. Some important highlights:
- planned preschool block on weekday mornings, with new episodes of their shows on Fridays. Shows include the new 2D-animated Thomas and Friends series that's already picked up by CN a few days ago, as well as the planned Mo Willems shows announced back in October
- some kind of action/adventure-themed block on Friday nights
- a few action-themed shows on weekend mornings (or probably just Sunday morning)
- Most shows with only 1 new episode on Saturday mornings are primarily 15 minutes each, so viewers won't have to wait another 15 minutes in between each new episode
- Rotating movies (and movie premieres) on Saturday nights (paying homage to their "Flicks" stunt)
I haven't came up with a "girls-themed" block yet despite CN also wanting to attract a girl audience, but it could consist of new DCSHG in it and it could be on a Sunday as well?
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As part of the moves, Warner will overhaul Cartoon Network, setting up Cartoonito as an early-day block on TV and as an option for HBO Max subscribers. One new series, “Bea’s Block,” is devised by Sesame Workshop and centers on block toys and a five-year-old female protagonist. Meanwhile, “Bugs Bunny Builders” is produced by Warner Bros. Animation and features popular animated characters to pull off some of the most challenging construction projects ever seen. The company is developing pre-school series featuring “Tom & Jerry,” the iconic cat-and-mouse team, and Thomas the Tank Engine, the central character of several popular kids series. The company has already unveiled some series, including “Batwheels"