Which cartoon is CN's Spongebob?
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Which cartoon is CN's Spongebob?
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Scooby-Doo. They never stopped marketing him even when he was literally the only classic cartoon left on the network.
This might piss people off, but I always HATED the original Scooby-Doo. (Mystery Incorporated was Scooby-Doo's peak, though.)
Nah you’re right anon, even as a kid I hated it
Damn, I thought I was the only one.
I'd say the Powerpuffs, they had such an impact during it's hayday.
TTG.
Except cable is mostly dead, and I doubt many people care too much about TTG.
Doesn't matter, fact is that TTG has long outstayed its welcome and at one point made up 50+% of the channel's programming block.
That, and Gumball. I'm sick of CN and not having a diverse lineup anymore.
>Once an amazing beloved show
>Quality dived over a decade ago
>Long time fans hate it but it keeps getting renewed anyway
>Network airs it constantly.
Jesus frick you hit the nail on the head.
Why do you think shit like Velma got a second season? Hate-watching is a profitable thing.
TTG is watched by mentally ill zoomers not hatewatching
Does this mean I was one of the few who turned out alright? Holy shit...
CN's big three across the 90's, 2000's and 2010's would be Powerpuff Girls, Ben 10, and Adventure Time
2020's is a big more complicated because the channel is pretty fricking dead
Ben 10
Actually in terms of theme, setup and Humour id would say Flapjack is CN's SpongeBob as they're both seafaring/pirate/nautical themed shows with a goofy main character who has a trademark laugh along with both shows having gross-out close ups every now and then.
They never really had a specific mascot that lasted for decades, they've had a lot of different ones depending on the era.
In the 90s, it was probably either Dexter or the Powerpuff Girls.
For a time in the mid-2000s, Fred Fredburger from The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy and Cheese from Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends were promoted to "mascot" status, despite being minor characters in their respective shows.
The late 2000s were sort of a directionless time for the network that was without any real standout hits, but I think the one that came closest to real "mascot" status would probably be Chowder.
In the first half of the 2010s, the "mascot characters" were unquestionably Finn and Jake from Adventure Time, but from 2015 onwards the cast of Teen Titans Go seem to have filled this role, and they continue to be the network's signature characters today.
There's no question that TTG played a major factor into how CN is operated today.
Metalocalypse
I've heard that's coming back, and it seems promising.
It already came back last year as a D2V finale movie
Well shit, I better go on PTP.
PPG, Adventure Time or TTGO (its WB Animation tho)