TV Networks That Went Downhill

[Woops]

As for Nickelodeon jumping:

The 1990's:

"Kids Choice Awards" would have Rosie O'Donnell hosting thoughout the seconf half of the 1990's. (Like, who turned down?)

Also wretched cartoons from Klasky Csupo (ie "Rugrats", "Wild Thornberries") would dominate for some reason...


2000's: too much repetative programming and not much older shows  since execs have the mentality that "kids don't like old stuff"... Same for Cartoon Network.

As for tween sitcoms, which I've noticed in various forums, Nickelodeon had it's share of them in the '90's like "Clarissa Explains It All".

[Woops]

Posted '80's Nick schedule somewhere in this thread...

From 1995

April 22 - 28, 1995

Saturday, April 22, 1995

6:00AM The Littl' Bits
6:30AM Lassie
7:00AM Nick Arcade
7:30AM Nickelodeon Wild Side Show
8:00AM Doug
8:30AM Rugrats
9:00AM Muppet Babies
9:30AM Muppet Babies
10:00AM Beetlejuice
10:30AM Gumby
11:00AM The Alvin Show
11:30AM Cartoon Kablooey
12:00PM Hey Dude
12:30PM My Brother and Me
1:00PM Looney Tunes
1:30PM Looney Tunes
2:00PM What Would You Do?
2:30PM Wild & Crazy Kids
3:00PM Nick News
3:30PM Nick News
4:00PM Welcome Freshman
4:30PM Family Double Dare
5:00PM GUTS
5:30PM U to U
6:00PM Doug
6:30PM Rocko's Modern Life
7:00PM Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
7:30PM Rugrats
SNICK:
8:00PM The Secret World of Alex Mack
8:30PM All That
9:00PM The Ren & Stimpy Show
9:30PM Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Nick at Nite:
10:00PM I Love Lucy
10:30PM The Lucy Show
11:00PM The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
12:00AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
12:30AM The Bob Newhart Show
1:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
1:30AM Dragnet
2:00AM Taxi
2:30AM The Adventures of Superman
3:00AM F Troop
3:30AM Mork & Mindy
4:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
4:30AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
5:00AM The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour

Sunday, April 23, 1995

6:00AM The Littl' Bits
6:30AM Lassie
7:00AM Nick Arcade
7:30AM Gumby
8:00AM The Adventures of Tintin
8:30AM Beetlejuice
9:00AM Looney Tunes
9:30AM Looney Tunes
10:00AM Rugrats
10:30AM Rocko's Modern Life
11:00AM Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
11:30AM The Ren & Stimpy Show
12:00PM The Adventures of Pete & Pete
12:30PM The Secret World of Alex Mack
1:00PM All That
1:30PM The Tomorrow People
2:00PM U to U
2:30PM Wild & Crazy Kids
3:00PM Nickelodeon Wild Side Show
3:30PM Hey Dude
4:00PM Welcome Freshman
4:30PM Family Double Dare
5:00PM GUTS
5:30PM Are You Afraid of the Dark?
6:00PM Rocko's Modern Life
6:30PM The Adventures of Pete & Pete
7:00PM My Brother and Me
7:30PM Roundhouse
8:00PM Nick News
Nick at Nite:
8:30PM Taxi
9:00PM Bewitched
9:30PM Bewitched
10:00PM Bewitched
10:30PM Bewitched
11:00PM I Love Lucy
11:30PM The Lucy Show
12:00AM The White Shadow
1:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
1:30AM Dragnet
2:00AM Infomercials
2:30AM Infomercials
3:00AM Infomercials
3:30AM Infomercials
4:00AM The Adventures of Superman
4:30AM F Troop
5:00AM Mork & Mindy
5:30AM Mr. Wizard's World

Monday-Friday, April 24-28, 1995

6:00AM Mr. Wizard's World
6:30AM Flipper
7:00AM Bullwinkle's Moose-O-Rama
7:30AM Wild & Crazy Kids
8:00AM Weinerville
8:30AM Gumby
9:00AM Rugrats
9:30AM The World of David the Gnome
10:00AM Muppet Babies
10:30AM The Muppet Show
11:00AM Allegra's Window
11:30AM Gullah Gullah Island
12:00PM Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics (Mon/Thu/Fri) Papa Beaver's Story Time (Tue) Billy Bunny's Animal Songs (1993) (Wed)
12:30PM The Littl' Bits
1:00PM Eureeka's Castle
1:30PM Lassie
2:00PM Gumby
2:30PM The Adventures of Tintin
3:00PM Looney Tunes
3:30PM Beetlejuice
4:00PM Muppet Babies
4:30PM Legends of the Hidden Temple
5:00PM Looney Tunes
5:30PM Clarissa Explains It All
6:00PM Salute Your Shorts
6:30PM Rugrats
7:00PM Doug
7:30PM Looney Tunes
Nick at Nite:
8:00PM I Dream of Jeannie
8:30PM Bewitched
9:00PM I Love Lucy
9:30PM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
10:00PM Taxi
10:30PM Taxi
11:00PM The Bob Newhart Show
11:30PM The Dick Van Dyke Show
12:00AM Dragnet
12:30AM The Adventures of Superman
1:00AM The Lucy Show
1:30AM F Troop
2:00AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri) Infomercial (Wed)
2:30AM Taxi
3:00AM The Bob Newhart Show
3:30AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
4:00AM Dragnet
4:30AM The Adventures of Superman
5:00AM The Lucy Show
5:30AM Teacher to Teacher (Mon) Nick News (Tue-Thu) F Troop (Fri)

[Woops]

Now from  the week when "Ren & Stimpy" premiered   (1991)

Nickelodeon
Week of August 10 - 16, 1991


Saturday, August 10

6:00AM Lassie
6:30AM Littl' Bits
7:00AM Eureeka's Castle
7:30AM Kid's Court
8:00AM Cound Duckula
8:30AM Heathcliff
9:00AM Inspector Gadget
9:30AM Inspector Gadget
10:00AM Yogi Bear
10:30AM Yogi Bear
11:00AM Out of Control
11:30AM Out of Control
12:00PM SK8TV
12:30PM Dennis the Menace ('60's sitcom)
1:00PM Lassie
1:30PM Flipper
2:00PM Special Delivery: "Manxmouse"
3:30PM Special Delivery: "The Tin Soldier"
4:00PM You Can't Do That On Television
4:30PM Make the Grade
5:00PM Family Double Dare
5:30PM Salute Your Shorts
6:00PM Wild & Crazy Kids
6:30PM Welcome Freshman
7:00PM Inspector Gadget
7:30PM Looney Tunes
8:00PM Looney Tunes
8:30PM Bewitched
9:00PM Donna Reed
9:30PM Mister Ed
10:00PM My Three Sons
10:30PM The Patty Duke Show
11:00PM Dobie Gillis
11:30PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
12:00AM Bewitched
12:30AM Green Acres
1:00AM The Best of Saturday Night Live
1:30AM America 2 Night (Fernwood 2 Night)
2:00AM Dragnet (' 67 - ' 70)
2:30AM Donna Reed
3:00AM Mister Ed
3:30AM My Three Sons
4:00AM The Patty Duke Show
4:30AM Dobie Gillis
5:00AM America 2 Night (Fernwood 2 Night)
5:30AM Dragnet (' 67 - ' 70)

Sunday, August 11

6:00AM Lassie
6:30AM Littl' Bits
7:00AM Eureeka's Castle
7:30AM Kid's Court
8:00AM Cound Duckula
8:30AM Heathcliff
9:00AM Cartoon Kablooey
9:30AM Inspector Gadget
10:00AM Doug (SERIES PREMIERE)
10:30AM Rugrats (SERIES PREMIERE)
11:00AM The Ren & Stimpy Show (SERIES PREMIERE)  
11:30AM Salute Your Shorts
12:00PM Wild & Crazy Kids
12:30PM Clarissa Explains It All
1:00PM Fifteen
1:30PM Welcome Freshmen
2:00PM Special Delivery: "Adventures Of Tom Sawyer"
3:00PM Special Delivery: "Drawing A Blank"
3:30PM Special Delivery: "Pardon Me For Living"
4:00PM You Can't Do That On Television
4:30PM Make the Grade
5:00PM Family Double Dare
5:30PM Fifteen
6:00PM Wild & Crazy Kids
6:30PM Clarissa Explains It All
7:00PM Inspector Gadget
7:30PM Looney Tunes
8:00PM Doug*
8:30PM Rugrats*
9:00PM The Ren & Stimpy Show*
9:30PM Mister Ed
10:00PM My Three Sons
10:30PM The Patty Duke Show
11:00PM Hi Honey, I'm Home (repeat of latest ABC episode)
11:30PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
12:00AM Bewitched
12:30AM Green Acres
1:00AM The Best of Saturday Night Live
1:30AM America 2 Night (Fernwood 2 Night)
2:00AM Infomercials
4:00AM The Patty Duke Show
4:30AM Dobie Gillis
5:00AM America 2 Night (Fernwood 2 Night)
5:30AM Dragnet (' 67 - ' 70)

* indicates a special showing; beginning 8/18/1991; all 3 Nicktoons would only have one showing each a week, on Sunday mornings. Normally, what's seen on Nick-At-Nite Saturday nights would also be seen Sunday nights.

Monday - Friday, August 12 - 16

6:00AM Lassie
6:30AM Kidsworld
7:00AM Mr. Wizard's World
7:30AM Yogi Bear
8:00AM Inspector Gadget
8:30AM Heathcliff
9:00AM Lassie
9:30AM Maya the Bee
10:00AM Eureeka's Castle
10:30AM Eureeka's Castle
11:00AM The Elephant Show (Sharon, Lois & Bram)
11:30AM Fred Penner's Place
12:00PM David the Gnome
12:30PM The Little Koala
1:00PM Noozles
1:30PM Maya the Bee
2:00PM Littl' Bits
2:30PM Lassie
3:00PM Flipper
3:30PM Looney Tunes
4:00PM Heathcliff
4:30PM Yogi Bear
5:00PM Mork & Mindy
5:30PM Hey Dude
6:00PM Wild & Crazy Kids
6:30PM Get the Picture
7:00PM Inspector Gadget
7:30PM Looney Tunes
8:00PM Mork & Mindy
8:30PM Bewitched
9:00PM Get Smart
9:30PM Dragnet (' 67 - ' 70)
10:00PM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
10:30PM Green Acres
11:00PM The Best of Saturday Night Live
11:30PM Mister Ed
12:00AM Looney Tunes
12:30AM Dobie Gillis
1:00AM The Patty Duke Show
1:30AM My Three Sons
2:00AM Donna Reed (Mon-Tue, Thu-Fri) Infomercial (Wed)
2:30AM America 2 Night (Fernwood 2 Night)
3:00AM Mork & Mindy
3:30AM Get Smart
4:00AM Dragnet (' 67 - ' 70)
4:30AM Alfred Hitchcock Presents
5:00AM Mister Ed
5:30AM Dobie Gillis

[Woops]

Nickelodeon schedules from 1980 to 2010

Note: Nick at Nite made it's debut in 1985

Earliest schedule from the site:

NickelodeonFebruary 1980

Weekdays

10:00AM Pinwheel
3:00PM Video Comic Books
3:30PM Hocus Focus
4:30PM Video Comic Books
5:00PM First Row Features
6:00PM America Goes Bananaz
7:00PM Children's Classics
7:30PM Hocus Focus

Weekends

9:00AM Pinwheel
2:00PM Video Comic Books
2:30PM Children's Classics
4:00PM Video Comic Books
4:30PM First Row Features
5:30PM Hocus Focus
6:30PM Video Comic Books
7:00PM First Row Features

1997... when I started watching less Nick and stopped around that time (got cable in 1994 and have watched it in various places before...)

November 8 - 14, 1997

Saturday, November 8, 1997

5:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
5:30AM Rhoda
6:00AM Gullah, Gullah Island
6:30AM Blue's Clues
7:00AM The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss
7:30AM Inspector Gadget
8:00AM Doug
8:30AM Muppet Babies
9:00AM Tiny Toons Adventures
9:30AM Tiny Toons Adventures
10:00AM Rugrats
10:30AM The Angry Beavers
11:00AM Hey Arnold!
11:30AM Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
12:00PM Rocko's Modern Life
12:30PM The Ren & Stimpy Show
1:00PM Looney Tunes
1:30PM Looney Tunes
2:00PM What Would You Do?
2:30PM Wild & Crazy Kids
3:00PM Inspector Gadget
3:30PM Hey Dude
4:00PM GUTS
4:30PM The Adventures of Pete & Pete
5:00PM Clarissa Explains It All
5:30PM Tiny Toons Adventures
6:00PM Figure It Out
6:30PM Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
7:00PM Doug
7:30PM The Angry Beavers
SNICK:
8:00PM Rugrats - "Ransom of Cynthia / Turtle Recall" (NEW)
8:30PM All That
9:00PM Kenan & Kel
9:30PM The Journey of Allen Strange
Nick at Nite:
10:00PM The Wonder Years
10:30PM The Wonder Years
11:00PM I Love Lucy
11:30PM Happy Days
12:00AM Taxi
12:30AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
1:00AM The Bob Newhart Show
1:30AM Newhart
2:00AM Rhoda
2:30AM The Wonder Years
3:00AM The Wonder Years
3:30AM I Love Lucy
4:00AM Happy Days
4:30AM Taxi
5:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
5:30AM The Bob Newhart Show

Sunday, November 9, 1997

6:00AM Gullah, Gullah Island
6:30AM Blue's Clues
7:00AM Inspector Gadget
7:30AM Family Double Dare
8:00AM Muppet Babies
8:30AM Tiny Toon Adventures
9:00AM Looney Tunes
9:30AM Looney Tunes
10:00AM Rugrats
10:30AM The Angry Beavers
11:00AM Hey Arnold!
11:30AM Aaahh!!! Real Monsters
12:00PM Rocko's Modern Life
12:30PM Kablam!
1:00PM My Brother and Me
1:30PM Space Cases
2:00PM What Would You Do?
2:30PM Wild & Crazy Kids
3:00PM Inspector Gadget
3:30PM Salute Your Shorts
4:00PM Legends of the Hidden Temple
4:30PM The Adventures of Pete & Pete
5:00PM Clarissa Explains It All
5:30PM Tiny Toons Adventures
6:00PM Figure It Out
6:30PM Rocko's Modern Life
7:00PM My Brother and Me
7:30PM All That
8:00PM The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo
8:30PM Nick News
Nick at Nite:
9:00PM Happy Days
9:30PM The Munsters
10:00PM The Odd Couple
10:30PM The Dick Van Dyke Show
11:00PM Newhart
11:30PM The Bob Newhart Show
12:00AM Taxi
12:30AM Rhoda
1:00AM Phyllis
1:30AM The Betty White Show
2:00AM Happy Days
2:30AM Infomercials
4:30AM The Munsters

Monday-Friday, November 10-14, 1997

5:00AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
5:30AM Mr. Wizard's World (Mon) Teacher to Teacher (Tue) Nick News (Wed/Thu) Nickelodeon Launch Box (Fri)
6:00AM Beetlejuice (Mon-Thu)
6:30AM Inspector Gadget
7:00AM Rocko's Modern Life
7:30AM Looney Tunes
8:00AM Looney Tunes
8:30AM Rugrats
9:00AM Little Bear
9:30AM Blue's Clues
10:00AM The Busy World of Richard Scary
10:30AM Muppet Babies
11:00AM The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss
11:30AM Gullah Gullah Island
12:00PM Little Bear
12:30PM Blue's Clues
1:00PM Allegra's Window
1:30PM Rupert
2:00PM Muppet Babies
2:30PM Looney Tunes
3:00PM Beetlejuice
3:30PM Inspector Gadget
4:00PM Tiny Toon Adventures
4:30PM Garfield & Friends
5:00PM Are You Afraid of the Dark?
5:30PM Rocko's Modern Life
6:00PM Figure It Out
6:30PM Tiny Toon Adventures
7:00PM Doug
7:30PM Rugrats
8:00PM Hey Arnold! (Mon/Wed) Nick News (Tue) The Journey of Allen Strange (Thu) Kablam! (Fri)
Nick at Nite:
8:30PM Happy Days
9:00PM The Wonder Years
9:30PM Bewitched
10:00PM I Love Lucy
10:30PM The Odd Couple
11:00PM Taxi
11:30PM Newhart
12:00AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show
12:30AM The Dick Van Dyke Show
1:00AM The Bob Newhart Show
1:30AM Rhoda
2:00AM Happy Days
2:30AM The Wonder Years (Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri) Infomercial (Wed)
3:00AM I Love Lucy
3:30AM Taxi
4:00AM Newhart
4:30AM The Mary Tyler Moore Show

[Woops]

I'll admit that I watched several shows that I now cringe at like "Doug" or find corny like "All That" (though the soundtrack is a good time capsule of mid '90's R&B including the theme from TLC)... 



"Ren & Stimpy" bumper (1991, ran 'til the mid 1990's)

"Ren & Stimpy: What Is A Friend?"

Honestly, it looks older than 1994  since the clips featured are from the first season. Though have seen it in the mid 1990's, which several older animated Nick bumpers were still shown.

Ren & Stimpy hip hop promo, still sounds fresh



Looney Tunes promo (1994)

Looney Tunes on Nick promos from 1988 to the mid 1990's

Back when  bumpers &  intros were creative  I actually remember the commercial from :30!

While Cartoon Network aired Sniffles the Mouse &  mediocre travel log parodies, Nick aired Cool Cat & Daffy vs. Speedy cartoons...along with the far superior cartoons and well known characters

"Rocko's Modern Life" promo

"Rocko's Modern Life", assuming the first promo for the premiere of the newest Nicktoon (1993)

Recently watched it on Nicktoons, which the episode featured Rocko & Heffer goes on a road trip to visit Flem Rock before it demolished. For some reason it's rated "TV Y" despite of the hidden adult innuendo ("Chokey Chicken" restaurant)...

What suprises me is that Dan Povenmire & Jeff "Swampy" Marsh worked on the show and both created the extrememly bland Disney Channel cartoon "Phineas & Ferb"...

Though Stephen Hillenburg, creator of "SpongeBob" also worked on "Rocko", which I'll admit that there's a few similarities from the main character having a dimwitted friend and a neighbor that dislikes the main character for some reason.

[Out of the Blue]

I thought the best episodes of Rocko was the one where Rocko's car breaks down and Filbert tries in vain to fix it and the one where Heff falls down O Town's Bottomless Pit.

[Woops]

May 8th will be the 10th anniversary of VH1 Classic...

Probably another rejected VH1 special from the past decade or movies 

[Woops]

Cartoon Network press release

Two shows I'd probably watch for curiosity:

PRESS SUMMARY:
The Looney Tunes Show: A new half-hour animated comedy series starring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. No longer confined to 7-minute shorts, Bugs and Daffy are out of the woods and living in the suburbs among such colorful neighbors as Yosemite Sam, Granny, Tweety and Sylvester. In addition to each episode’s main story, The Looney Tunes Show also features “cartoons within a cartoon.” The Tasmanian Devil, Speedy Gonzales, Marvin the Martian and other classic characters sing original songs in two-minute music videos called Merrie Melodies and the Road Runner and Coyote are featured in 2-1/2 minute CG shorts. This all new series is produced by Warner Bros. Animation. Sam Register (Teen Titans, Ben 10, Batman: The Brave and the Bold) is the executive producer. Spike Brandt and Tony Cervone (both Duck Dodgers, Back at the Barnyard, Space Jam) are the supervising producers.

It's now official.

Coyote & Road Runner in CGI...just plain wrong.

Looney Tunes characters living in the same neighborhood in the suburbs... don't think so. Not to mention that most of the  characters have  different settings and many would be very out of place in a generic suburban environment.

Bugs & Daffy have been in various places from outer space, wild west, Baghdad, the desert, etc. Also  Bugs lives in a rabbit hole.

Granted that the original cartoons have spoofed classical & jazz and also had great scores, the two minute music videos will fall flat...

Cartoon Network should just air the original cartoons and also on decent time slots. Especially that they've been enjoyed by many generations for over 70 years. 


"The Looney Tunes Show" (how original is the title  ) more likely would be mediocre and more likely forgotten in a few years like other rehashes from the past several decades...

Bugs' design looks hideous. Though Daffy looks good (though a few changes could be made)

PRESS SUMMARY:
MAD: Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and using the iconic MAD magazine, published by DC Comics, as inspiration, MAD is an animated sketch-comedy series utilizing a chaotic mix of animation styles and twisted humor to pull back the curtain and expose the truth behind movies, TV shows, games, pop culture and, of course, curtains! Classic MAD magazine characters and features such as Alfred E. Neuman and Spy vs. Spy pop up, and no subject matter or individual will be safe from MAD’s barrage of parodies and sketches. In the end, viewers won’t get even, they’ll just get MAD! Sam Register (Teen Titans, Ben 10, Batman: The Brave and the Bold) is the executive producer. Kevin Shinick (Robot Chicken) and Mark Marek (KaBlam! The Andy Milonakis Show) are the producers.

Ironically it'll probably be similar to  "Robot Chicken", which is a stop motion animated sketch series that spoofs pop culture or "Supernews", a flash animated show that also tackles politics & the internet (ie Facebook, Twitter). Though obiviously toned down like the Looney Tunes rehashes.

The different use of animation might make it interesting, though would have to wait n' see... Though pop culture/celebrity satire has pretty much been shoved to the ground on television & film.


Never read the magazine and found the tv show very hit or miss. Ironically several of the cast members from the now defunct sketch comedy series are also voice-over actors like Nicole Sullivan & Phil Lamarr.

[Out of the Blue]

It's now official.

Coyote & Road Runner in CGI...just plain wrong.

Looney Tunes characters living in the same neighborhood in the suburbs... don't think so. Not to mention that most of the  characters have  different settings and many would be very out of place in a generic suburban environment.

That just won't work.  I don't know what's so wrong with hand drawn animation?

Deborah appeared on two episodes of "MAD TV."  Both times she was being interviewed on the red carpet and they only lasted about a minute.

[Woops]

It's now official.

Coyote & Road Runner in CGI...just plain wrong.

Looney Tunes characters living in the same neighborhood in the suburbs... don't think so. Not to mention that most of the  characters have  different settings and many would be very out of place in a generic suburban environment.

That just won't work.  I don't know what's so wrong with hand drawn animation?

An attempt to make timeless classics "hip" and appeal to today's kids...from the minds of  middle aged tv executives

[Woops]

cut-outs with one of the animators of the show, found from comments section at Cartoon Brew site



It'll more likely last one or two seasons and fade into obscurity...

[Out of the Blue]

An attempt to make timeless classics "hip" and appeal to today's kids...from the minds of  middle aged tv executives

I came along about 15 to 20 years after the first Looney Toons cartoons were made and they didn't need to be "updated" to appeal to me.  If something is good it's more or less timeless.

[Woops]

source

Craig Paulsen, the editor for The Looney Tunes Show, did a radio interview in which he was briefly asked about the series. I had to write out the transcript myself, so it’s a rough one.

"Question: So tell us about your current project right now, The Looney Tunes Show, that you’re editing. How’s that going?

Answer: Great! It’s long hours but it’s fun. I mean, the best thing about editing this show is… just it’s one of those characters that everybody sort of grew up with, whether you came home after school and they were on, or… So you sort of have an obligation to serve it justice. It’s got a bit of… it’s one of the Warner Brothers franchise shows and it’s got a bit of history behind it, and you want to just… this is one of those examples of you want to serve the characters right. You want to make it really as good as… and everybody on the show feels that way. You just want to make it a really great show because it’s been with everybody for years and years and years so you want to try to keep that bar as high as you can. And that’s why we’re all sort of working really hard to make it funny and make it good and make it something that people will then carry on to the next generation. This will be their Looney Tunes."

 

OK...

[Woops]

Cartoon Network fantasy schedule: With 'Adult Swim' removed since an animated sitcom block could be shown on TBS since it also airs "Family Guy"

based on current schedule and several modern 'toons that also air on Boomerang like "Teen Titans" & the 2008/2009 incarnation of "Mr. Men Show"...  also shows owned by Time Warner

weekdays:

6:00 AM "Mr. Men Show"
6:30 AM "Smurfs"
7:00 AM "Cartoon Cartoons" (early Cartoon Network originals grouped into an hour)
8:00 AM "Dexter's Laboratory"
9:00 AM "Powerpuff Girls"
9:30 AM "Tiny Toon Adventures"
10:00 AM "Animaniacs"
10:30 AM "The Garfield Show"
11:00 AM "The Flintstones"
11:30 AM "The Jetsons"
Noon "Top Cat"
12:30 PM "Popeye"
1:00 PM "Pink Panther"
1:30 PM Tom & Jerry (with other MGM cartoons included)
2:30 PM  "Scooby Doo, Where Are You?"
3:00 PM "Thundercats"
3:30 PM "Batman: The Animated Series"
4:00 PM "Toonami" action cartoon block (ie "Ben 10", "Star Wars: The Clone Wars")
6:00 PM Looney Tunes
7:00 Pokemon'
7:30 (Mon: "Amazing Spies", Tues: "Totally Spies", Wed: "Pink Panther & Pals", etc.)
8:00  modern cartoon block (Mon to Wed, new epsodes Thursdays and a movie Friday)
 ("Total Drama Island", "Chowder", "Flapjack", and "Adventure Time")
10:00 PM "Justice League"/"Justice League Unlimited""
10:30 PM "Duck Dodgers"
11:00 PM "Taz-Mania"
11:30 PM "Superfriends"
12:00 AM: Late Night Anime block (that aired on 'Adult Swim')
3:00 AM "Codename: Kids Next Door"
3:30 AM "Teen Titans"
4:00 AM "Camp Lazlo"
4:30 AM "Krypto"
5:00 AM "Johnny Test"
5:30 AM "Captain Planet"


Actual Cartoon Network schedule

Tuesday, May 4

6:00AM Hero: 108
6:30AM Chaotic: Secrets of the Lost City
7:00AM Bakugan Battle Brawlers
7:30AM The Amazing Spiez! - "Operation Desert Rescue" (NEW)
8:00AM Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles
8:30AM Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s
9:00AM Camp Lazlo
9:30AM Johnny Test
10:00AM Johnny Test
10:30AM The Garfield Show
11:00AM Chowder
11:30AM Chowder
12:00PM Codename: Kids Next Door
12:30PM My Gym Partner’s A Monkey
1:00PM Tom & Jerry
2:00PM Hero: 108
2:30PM Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles
3:00PM The Garfield Show
3:30PM Totally Spies - "Evil Sorority" (NEW)
4:00PM Codename: Kids Next Door
4:30PM Codename: Kids Next Door
5:00PM The Amazing Spiez!
5:30PM Chowder
6:00PM Johnny Test
6:30PM The Garfield Show
7:00PM Total Drama Island
7:30PM Johnny Test
8:00PM The Garfield Show
8:30PM Chowder
9:00PM Codename: Kids Next Door
9:30PM Ed, Edd ’n Eddy

[Out of the Blue]

I remember when "The Smurfs" were first run.  I remember that Jimmy Swaggert tried to lead this crusade to get them off the air because he felt the show was sinful in some way.  Then he got caught trying to solicite a prostitute with a car full of Hustler magazines.