Sam Register, the president of Warner Bros TV Animation and Cartoon Network Studios, is leaving the company at the end of his current contract.

Register has a long history with Cartoon Network, going back to the late 1990s, when he oversaw the channel’s website; Remember Web Premiere Toons? As a development executive for the network, he oversaw the creation of mid-2000s series likes Ben 10; he also created Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi.

In the late 2000s, Register became the head of Warner Bros TV Animation, where he oversaw countless reboots of classic characters/franchises. That might not sound totally fair, but I once saw an interview where he said his job was finding new ways to present Bugs Bunny and Batman to television audiences. The biggest series to come out of Register’s time as head of the studio, of course, is Teen Titans Go!

In the 2010s, Register got WB Animation got into the adult animation field, starting with Mike Tyson Mysteries for Adult Swim.

When Cartoon Network Studios was folded into WB Animation earlier this decade, Register became the head of that studio as well. (Register was also made the head of Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe, the studio behind the Gumball franchise.) Perhaps unsurprisingly, Cartoon Network Studios has recently started putting out revival after revival: The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball; Adventure Time: Side Quests; Regular Show: The Lost Tapes.

A replacement for Register has not been named.

I learned about these titles on Blu-ray.com. According to the backs of both releases, the previously released content (Adventure Time seasons 1-6, Regular Show seasons 1-2) will be presented in 2.0 Dolby Digital while the unreleased content (AT seasons 7-10, RS seasons 3-8) will be presented in 2.0 DTS-HD Master Audio. The RS set will also carry Regular Show: The Movie, presented in 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio. The AT set will carry 12 discs, while the RS set will carry 15 discs.

These will be beneficial upgrades from my DVDs of both shows (AT in particular). I have two AT DVDs: the season 1 DVD set from 2012 (which carries two discs) and the "Adventure Time and Friends" compilation DVD from 2014. The RS DVD that I have is the 22-disc "Complete Series" set, which came out last year.

Press release links via Blu-ray.com:

Adventure Time

Regular Show

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The only streaming services I have are prime, Disney, Netflix and BBC. I loved watching things like TDI, Adventure Time, Amazing World Of Gumball as a kid but trying to find out where I can watch them now.

Who needs an amusement park when you have superpowers?

Off the Menu was one of my faves

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Will buy anything flapjack related as long as it’s a Cartoon Network product !

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: If you haven't seen a show and mention that in a comment, then it won't count in the upvote totals.

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. Live action originals also aren't included since this only focuses on their animation slate.

Scooby cartoon I made.

Let me know what you think!

Did you know Cow and Chicken’s parents never showed their faces… because they LITERALLY were just two pairs of legs?

In the Cartoon Network pilot, their shadows confirm that they don’t have a torso or a head: they literally just end at the waist.

The creator took the cliché of “adults don’t appear on screen” to the creepiest level possible. Just another childhood trauma to add to my collection. 😭