
The 2000s Kids WB shows (from 2000-01 to 2005-06). Any thoughts on these 2000s Kids WB shows?
Way before The CW was launched and we're excluding The Spectacular Spider-Man, The Legion of Super-Heroes, Tom and Jerry Tales, Skunk Fu, etc.

Way before The CW was launched and we're excluding The Spectacular Spider-Man, The Legion of Super-Heroes, Tom and Jerry Tales, Skunk Fu, etc.
Have you ever watched any of these shows aired on The WB? If so, which one are your favorites?
Have you ever watched any of these shows aired on The WB? If so, which one are your favorites?
I have a detailed pitch for a major broadcast television restructuring. The goal is to bring back The WB Television Network as a separate entity owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, while keeping The CW but reverting it to its classic branding and optimizing its affiliate reach.
Here is how the network landscape, ownership, and local channel lineups should change:
🏢 The Core Strategy & Ownership
With the revival of The WB brand, Warner Bros. Discovery has a golden opportunity to re-capture a massive broadcast audience by bringing back the iconic Kids' WB! block. Instead of abandoning broadcast, utilizing it to showcase WBD’s powerhouse animation library creates a perfect pipeline for viewers of all ages.
Here is how the revived Kids' WB! lineup could perfectly structure a full day of programming:
Weekday Mornings: Cartoonito (7:00–8:00 a.m. ET)
Weekday Afternoons: "The Aftertoons Show" (3:00–5:00 p.m. ET)
Saturday Mornings: The Ultimate Lineup (8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. ET)
📺 Major Market Shifts (The WB takes the Lead)
📡 New CW Affiliate Launch Lineup
Following the revival of The WB, The CW will be moved to the following stations, upscaled to 1080i or 720p HDTV for premium picture quality:
🌙 Proposed Secondary WB Affiliates (Late-Night / Shared)
To maximize local reach, WBD should secure secondary late-night or shared affiliations on these stations:
🔄 Relocating The CW to CBS News & Stations
With The WB taking over major Nexstar space, The CW should find a home on these Paramount-owned CBS News and Stations outlets:
What do you all think? Would this technical and structural shuffle give viewers the best of both worlds, or is the affiliate switching too complex for local markets to execute? Let’s discuss!