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Iowa TV Schedule: July 2025 (Indycar) Link: https://racingnews.co/2025/07/10/iowa-tv-schedule-july-2025-indycar/
Some Friends and I were talking about making our own "Fantasy" Cartoon Network Schedule, it started as just a "What if Trick Moon actually came out as a Show" and ended up turning into this haha
The Schedule is ambiented in 2019: Over here lot of stuff are Different, so lemme break it down
SHOWS DISTRIBUTION
In this Universe Mao Mao, SU Future, Infinity Train, DC Superherogirls and OKKO are all airing during the same time, so the Schedule is adjusted for that.
Pokemon is included as part of CN's Lineup. Most likely Journeys or Sun and Moon as they were the Pokemon Shows ongoing in 2019.
TOONAMI IS BACK ft. Pokemon
Friday Nights include 3 Hours of Toonami premieres / Reruns!
Weekday Mornings include reruns of the Toonami Shows, as well as a shortened slot afterschool for Pokemon and Ben 10 (their biggest shows).
Infinity Train and Teen Titans 2003 serve as a closing for the Friday Block.
SATRUDAYS ARE PACKED! ft. Trick Moon
Saturday Mornings include a very stacked lineup, starting with Total Dramarama (Popular show aimed at younger kids), TTG (most popular show) and Trick Moon (in this universe, the NEW show), followed by DC Girls, Unikitty, OKKO and Mao Mao which kinda fit together tbh.
All those shows used to have limited reruns on CN so I limited them on Weekdays to a weekly hour (except Trick Moon which would be too new to have enough episodes for an hour). Saturday Nights are used for the premieres of their more General-Audience Shows like Gumball, Bears, Craig and SU
BOOMERANG... exists?:
Yeah here Boomerang is actually a thing, taking over Sunday Morning to air Premieres
It also has a 5 hour block on Weekday Mornings / Noon as Filler during School Hours.
Friday Noon is saved for Marathons of one of their Sunday Shows, like New Looney Tunes, Wacky Races, Bunnicula, etc.
Sunday Nights are saved for a "Boomerang Classics" Block, to air Older CN Shows, simialr to Cartoon Planet during 2014
WEEKEND... Marathons?
Alr this is something CN used to do in 2013-14, and I'm just copy pasting it here lmao. Basically every few weeks, X show would take over all Weekend Morning, sometimes it would be all Weekend Adv Time or Johnny Test, other times it could be a takeover of a Franchise like all 4 Ben 10 Shows. Considering how most shows here barely air more than an hour, I thinnk its fair to give them a chance to have a Marathon once in a while
I'm probably missing some stuff cause this was a HUGE project haha, so feel free to ask any other things on the comments!! Shoutouts to my friends from the Cartoon Comrades, they inspired me to Work on this :D
I started thinking that Disney Channel doesn't really have a programming block for their older audiences like Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, then I thought about how Freeform could be that since it is part of the Walt Disney Company.
All the shows I included on the list have all been cancelled, couldn't make it past the first or second season, ended on a cliffhanger, or removed entirely from the service.
People have watched and grew up with Blossom, The Facts of Life, Boy Meets World, The Wonder Years (1988), Saved by the Bell (1989), The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Family Matters, Family Ties, Full House, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, etc., so I thought "What would be this generation's version of those shows?" for most of the programming.
I haven't seen most of these shows I listed, but I wanted to include a variety of shows for the audience even if some of them are syndicated on other channels.
Freeform original programming (by me)
Diary of a Future President (Disney+)
Gordita Chronicles (Max)
Mixed-ish (ABC)
The Wonder Years (2021) (ABC)
Saved by the Bell (2020) (Peacock)
Big Shot (Disney+)
Schooled (ABC)
Mr. Mayor (NBC)
The Big Leap (Fox)
Rutherford Falls (Peacock)
How I Met Your Father (Hulu)
The Twilight Zone is starting in half an hour (June 15, 5:30 AM EST) on SYFY in case anyone's interested!
When did I first discover Escaflowne?
I first watched Escaflowne around 2000, back when I was in grade school. It stood out to me because at the time, all the other anime shows were dubbed in Tagalog, but for some reason, Escaflowne was broadcast in English.
Fall 2022 TV Show Premieres
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