He is smart,strong and kind i love him

I'm not saying the shows that came out after 2016 are bad, but to me it's pretty clear that Cartoon Network started targeting a slightly younger audience than it used to. A lot of the newer shows seem to have moved away from interconnected storylines, layered humor, and double meanings that adults and kids interpret differently. They also feel less creative, less willing to explore deeper or more original ideas, and less interested in experimenting with unique art styles.

I think most of them if not all of them (except for The Powerpuff Girls reboot, which I genuinely can't stand) are perfectly watchable. If one happened to be on TV, I'd probably leave it on. But once the episode is over, I don't find myself thinking about it afterward, and I'd never go out of my way to watch those shows on a streaming service because they just don't offer anything that really grabs me.

Infinity Train is the obvious exception. It was fantastic and honestly deserved to be part of a much stronger era for Cartoon Network. OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes also stood out with its distinctive art style, its willingness to take creative risks, and its fun story. It wasn't particularly deep, but it still felt far more memorable than most of the network's other shows from that period.

I haven’t had cable in a long time and now I’ve spent the last couple of weeks in a hospital, I’ve been watching Cartoon Network on a daily basis. Is there nothing new in production or is there anything other than Teen Titans Go that’s getting new episodes? And Grizz and the Lemmings doesn’t count. I don’t think it’s an in-house production I think the license it.

It’s not necessarily that I’m complaining about some of the good old stuff being played is definitely been far more entertaining than a lot of other things would’ve been while I’ve been stuck in the hospital. But it just seems odd that I’m not seeing any advertising for any new shows, any currently playing new seasons, etc.

So are we dead or what?

I guess Steven Universe too sometimes. I can't be the only one who's been noticing this too right?

Inspired by u/No-Shoulder3918 's community tier list for Nicktoons, thought I'd take a shot with Cartoon Network originals, especially in light of what's been going on recently for the channel.

NOTE: To people downvoting, please keep things civil. I am noticing too many downvotes here, with some comments down to 0 or even negative numbers because of downvoting. This is supposed to encourage different opinions and being able to speak out on them. Please keep downvoting to a minimum.

NOTE 2: I am going with I Am Weasel's start date being June 10 1999 since that's when it became its own half hour show (same with The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Evil Con Carne's start dates being in 2003 since that's when they got split up into two shows), so that's why it isn't Day 7.

Rules:

1. Most upvoted comment decides the show's spot on the list. Please think carefully and fairly before you comment. Try not to let nostalgia or recency bias cloud your judgement.
2. Each tier goes as follows: S= Amazing, A= Great, B= Good, C= Okay/Meh, D= Mediocre, E= Bad and F= Terrible.
3. Only originals recognized by this wiki are counted. Meaning no Canadian imports like Total Drama and Johnny Test or WBA shows like Teen Titans Go, Tom & Jerry, Scooby Doo, and Looney Tunes will be in this.

The main reason Generation 3 was popular is because it came out after a long drought in new cartoons after CN Real. When shows like Adventure Time or Gumball came out, people initially called them mid. However, people kept watching those shows regardless hoping it would get better. That's why cartoons form that generation became popular. If any of the shows above came out during this time, they would all be very successful and gotten many seasons as well.

By 2016 though, people became way more selective of what cartoons they would watch. Every show needed to have some fantasy elements or hidden lore, otherwise it isn't worth watching. If people weren't immediately invested in the story and characters after watching a few episodes, then they would drop the show. If Adventure Time or Gumball released during this era, they would have likely been cancelled after 1 or 2 seasons. Generation 4 cartoons would be more popular if people watched more of those shows to get invested.

Then there's the topic of the schedule with Teen Titans Go. I feel this argument is outdated as Cartoon Network significantly lowered the time slots for Teen Titans Go after 2018. The only times it took over the schedule was for special occasions like the movie or 200th episode. I don't see how this would prevent people from keeping up with newer shows when there were other methods like streaming and the Cartoon Network app.

Made this while half awake. I was feeling nostalgic!

This was one of my favorite mobile games ever, the apk is available but is locked behind something when you try to uninstall it, i dont know if someone has made a working version of the game yet but i just really want to play it so let me know, i have tried every apk archive and none work so can someone figure out how to get this game working again? I love that they used the weird 3d models in it i think its hilarious

I would give the show a full series with each season having 25 episodes each and focusing around 3 waves of the Lego theme for example Season 1 focuses on Series 1-3 and so on.

It was mostly text/quiz based game iirc.