CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

GRR! Crappy Network is doing it again. Have you folks heard about the stupid Hall of Game show coming in two weeks? This is a CARTOON channel, not a ESPN for kids channel. I wouldn't be surprised if Adult Swim becomes the only animated thing left. Mark my words, anime's days on Crappy Network are numbered, as well as anything else animated. Enjoy your Adventure Time, Young Justice, Generator Rex, Ben 10, Star Wars Clone Wars, and Symbionic Titan while you can, folks. Soon those will be gone, and Crappy Network will be come the new Moronic TV.

I keep seeing ads for it. For some reason, I thought it was done already. XD

And I kinda doubt they'll get rid of all cartoons, at least as long as those bring in ratings... Not that I've studied this kind of thing, of course.

Network executives do stupid things to get more money. Film at 11. And coming up next: Is water really wet? The answer may surprise you!

Honestly, Rocky, just wait it out. CN still shows cartoons 95% of the time, they'll be making new ones (and good new ones, at that) for the foreseeable future, and the live-action stuff is failing as fast as they put it out. If it takes a while for them to wise up about it, then so be it - go flip through the Netflix catalog for a while or something while you wait. It'll only be a matter of time.

(Also, Adult Swim's had its own forays in live-action, as far as I've heard, so the argument that it's somehow stayed "clean" is invalid.)

Yes, but this is how it starts. Moronic TV started with The Real World and then went downhill from there. Now, when do you find music videos on Moronic TV? How about next to never!
And Nate, I'm not alone. Go on youtube and type in "cartoon network rant". You'll find at least 20 videos by people who are equally ticked off at Crappy Network's decisions.

You don't have to watch them though. Just pretend it's a cartoon on that you don't like.


LOL, Nate xD

rocklobster wrote:You'll find at least 20 videos by people who are equally ticked off at Crappy Network's decisions.

Oh man, twenty? I'm sorry for doubting you. As we know, one angry video equals a billion people, which means 20 billion people are angry at Cartoon Network. I guess they're in trouble after all.

Eh, TV channels will do whatever brings in the viewers, and apparently sticking to cartoons isn't bringing in viewers like it once did.

I don't see the problem with a network changing their programming in order to stay afloat financially.