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I think they air plenty of Gumball.

I recently watched Little Witch Academia and quite enjoyed it, so I decided to change my avatar to Akko.

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Not sure if this is related to the upgrade as I only just noticed it, but is the timestamp supposed to be displaying on the right side of the post now? If it is, that's fine with me, but I thought I should point it out in case it isn't.

I'm not sure where you heard that, but the producer (who I believe is who you're referring to) says in the video in the opening post that he's a fan of the original and watched a bunch of it when he was a kid.

If you want to keep watching Cartoon Network, then I recommend Sling TV. It's a live TV streaming service that has CN in their basic package, which only costs $20 a month. For another $5 a month, you can get a DVR. Though if you want to watch broadcast networks, they don't have much in the way of that. They offer extra packages with broadcast being one of them for $5 a month, but all they have is ABC (and even then, it says "Select Markets" under the ABC logo), Univision, and UniMás. And I don't know enough about antennas to help with that, though I didn't think they seemed like something you can record stuff on. In any case, I'll link Sling's website. https://www.sling.com It was moved to a higher package. I have digital at home and can still watch CN, but the break room TV at my work only has basic channels and when I try to watch CN on it now, it says it requires a subscription service.

I ran that description through Google and the only relevant result I found was the wiki. Since I'm pretty sure that's false, I edited the page.

Since this thread was last active, I've become more active in The Powerpuff Girls fandom. Looking back, I don't think I was ever actually in many fandoms. When I said I was in many fandoms 2 years ago, it was actually more other interests I had. As for other forums, in addition to Toonzone, I also now have an account on the Equestria Daily forums and the Lost Media Wiki forums, though I'm not really active on the latter. I signed up just to post something and have made a few other posts, but that's it so far.

Final message on their website:

It’s been renewed for 70 episodes. https://www.toonzone.net/rick-morty-lands-massive-70-episode-renewal/

I didn’t click on any ad. I was just browsing like normal when I was suddenly redirected.

I think there's a bad ad. I just got redirected to a scam page saying my computer has a virus.I don't know if there's anything you can do about it, but I thought I should point this out. This was on Safari on Mac. If an admin wants a screenshot and/or the URL, PM me. My IP is in them, so I don't want to post either publicly.

New episodes return this summer. Also, I love how an episode with a synopsis as simple as Pearl losing her phone turned out to be so big.

Has anyone else here has seen this show, and if so, what are your thoughts on it? I know the previous series had some fans here (myself included), so I thought I'd make a topic on the new one. Personally, I've been really enjoying it so far.

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This could just be me, but I didn’t think it seemed like something that would fit with actual preschool programming.

Talked about this on another site, but I'll talk about it again here. It doesn't seem CN has had much (if any) success at preschool programming. I'm not sure how many people know this, but while these weren't exactly blocks (although one did have various shows as segments), CN first tried preschool programming in the 90s with Small World and Big Bag. It doesn't seem those caught on either, unless most people just forgot about them. Bottom line: preschool programming never seemed to work for CN and I'd be surprised if they tried it again.