A lot of people dislike the nood era but the bumpers were cute, fun, and still creative. The biggest issue was they technically replaced the city era and that era was so damn good.
@@kootunesscrewy technically the Yes era replaced the city era. But those two eras were so short lived that most people don't remember them well. I'm one of those people.
while there were crappy shows that aired during this era, they did still air some good shows. i didn’t hate the noods i found then unique. i’m just lucky i grew up with the powerhouse and city eras.
what Bad Cartoons???? the only cartoons that i didnt like was the saturdays. and all tho squirell boy wasnt something alot of ppl like even if it had. the same voice actor for billy and zim from invader zim but ed edd n eddy and billy and mandy amd powerpuff girls amd dexter. yes we know there golden age cartoons. but camp lazlo and flapjack and Chowder were amazing cartoons i mean I dont really count gumball being a cool or popular cartoon it was just🗑 &Boreing my gym partners a monkey was a good decent cartoon and Robot Boy i mean anything after that besides Adventure time and Regular Show being. the last two. good cartoons. anything after like Ttg uncle grandpa and clarence were all🗑🔥💩
I honestly kind of wished Cartoon Network brought these back. I think it would be fun if they actually make real figures of the Noods and make them the Cartoon Network equivalent to Funko Pops.
I think the noods were made in collaboration with Kidrobot or a brand similar to that. They were inspired by a set of already existing vinyl figurines that look similar iirc. Which is actually the reason why Latin America and Southeast Asia (or apparently just the Philippines???) had the Toonix.
Even though the Noods did brought in live action to replace their classic cartoons, this era actually helped the Ed, Edd n Eddy finale get successful ratings and saved Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies and Pink Panther from being obscure. After that stuff did very well in their ratings, they've decided to go back to making cartoons, starting with Adventure Time. Even if those post-2010 shows were kinda my downfall for the network, at least the network was turning back to normal.
Watch the bumpers from the Powerhouse and CN City eras and compare them to this. I understand perfectly that you enjoyed this era because of the nostalgia ( as well as this being your first era to watch from Cartoon Network, right?). But trust me, many of us who saw Cartoon Network since it began in 1992 hated this era so much. If it wasn't for Adventure Time and Regular Show that saved the channel, Cartoon Network would have went bankrupt due to the low ratings. Look up the history of and the downfall of Cartoon Network if you don't believe me that Cartoon Network was going downhill from summer 2006-early 2010. Read the comments and you will see why many hated the "Yes" and "Nood" eras.
@@RockNRollSurf Trust me I remember the CN City era as well, I caught it towards the end with their CN City summer 2006 era. and yeah the weird "YES!" era with fred fredburger was so bad and a huge downgrade from CN City, and the fall 06 - summer 07 bumpers were lame too, but when they introduced the noods it was a breath of fresh air from shitty stock footage of their shows thrown together with lazy overlays (kinda like todays CN bumpers) to something pretty creative and the fact that there's almost 50 mins of this is impressive. CN Real was a bad look for them but they did have good shows from 07-09 the real problem was them canceling their ongoing shows. But honestly I would go through peak 2009 CN over current day CN any day at least the schedule had variety. Sucks that 90% of their cartoon cartoons shows got the boot from the schedule but some did paly from time to time, and I'd rather have 10 shows missing from the schedule rather than all of them like today
@@revomatic8520 Actually, the Yes era was kinda creative to me. Seeing characters dancing around on a red background actually influenced most TH-camrs I've seen to make videos with their characters moving around on colored backgrounds. It also influenced me to use "Cooper Black" (the font that was used for the "Yes." slogan) I respect your opinion on the Yes era. Also, Fred Fredburger was a great character in my opinion, considering that he was voiced by and (somewhat) created by C.H. Greenblatt (the creator of Chowder).
@@RockNRollSurf The channel was actually saved in late 2009 when they brought back Pink Panther and Looney Tunes and aired the finale of Ed, Edd n Eddy, which all three got alot of ratings. Without those successes, the network would've stayed stuck with live action.
@@jaredhamilton425 Until thé yes Era it was great Thé Yes,summer 2007 and fall 2007 where crap Thé noods where good and so was check it And Good until thé dimentional Era And now is shit
The shows that aired in 2010 before the rebrand are Adventure Time, Generator Rex, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Angelo Rules, Hero 108 and a few others. While the shows that came out in 2010 after the rebrand are Regular Show, MAD, Sidekick, Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorperated, Robotomy, etc.
I still love the CN city era but looking back it makes me feel like I took this era for granted. I know it’s just nostalgia hitting me like a rock but still this era had legitimate charm and I can’t describe it.
You know, this may not have been as good as the City bumpers but I really do think this was a decent attempt at recreating the crossover aspect of those bumpers. I also love how they made custom bumpers for the lesser shows like Skunk Fu and Chop Socky Chooks as well as Camp Lazlo, a show that ended before this era began. I only wish it continued into the 2010s because I would've loved to see what they do with Adventure Time and Regular Show.
Yoo Broadcast at 31:37 & Boards of Canada right after at 31:42, I found these artists out through Adult Swim bumps but I wonder if anyone out there got put onto them through Cartoon Network lol
I wish cartoon network would have a day where they would show at least 10 episodes of every show that was ever put in this channel and they open it with the noods as a anniversary pack, with us getting noods of adventure time, gumball, regular show, Craig of the creek, we bare bears and many others
For some reason, the music in these bumpers reminds me of kirby power paintbrush. I think it's probably the synths. Like the theme used on the star wars bumpers reminds me of Drawcia's theme somehow.
@@chikamotokenji3217city was from 2004-2006 Yes(litterly the worst,just red) came,until summer 07,Summer era replaced and fall until 2008 and then these weirdos came(If it wasn't for the live action ones,It would have been the best)
I have a small memory of these bumpers but I feel like I grew up with this era because the shows I watched were Robot Boy and the og powerpuff girls (reruns probally for both)
holy hell i just realized the model for Bubby in the bumper at 6:33 is still the same nood model as all the other characters but rotated and textured sideways, that's fucking genius ngl
Wow I remember this going to my grandma's house and skipping my homework completely to watch johnny test, SpongeBob, Ben 10, heroes 101, Generator x, and total drama island. Those were the days
the bumper here at 46:00 was found but in EXTREMELY low quality in this video th-cam.com/video/D86vnXJxByA/w-d-xo.html bumper can be seen at 0:42 EDIT same thing here with this one as well at 45:36 in this video th-cam.com/video/fejaaFB1a5A/w-d-xo.html Found at 46:36
I remember this so vividly especially when transformers animated was on Cartoon Network and this would be there and specifically hearing the intro to the cartoon I would run into my dad’s living room and sit for HOURS watching it
as much as this era gets so much flack (I agree with most of the issues of this era) for its shoehorning of live action content, the death of toonami, and the cancellation of many beloved shows due to the 2008 economy being pretty bad, these bumps are things I liked about this era. The bumps, while definitely not as good as the city era, really ooze a lot of personality. Other than the 2012 anniversary bumps, CN’s bumps nowadays don’t have as much character ever since. Plus, Cartoon Network *at least* did give Ed Edd and Eddy and Foster’s Home proper finales, make 4 new shows, feature some Canadian shows, as well as still letting a couple of cancelled shows air as reruns… so at least they weren’t *that* heartless to their shows… unlike the WB merger with Discovery. Obviously this doesn’t excuse the era’s shortcomings, though. Also, Latin America did similar bumps (Toonix) during the early 2010s except they’re a bit better since the toonix models are more diverse and there’s more to work with.
Fun fact Transformers Animated was the first show to air during this era it aired on Jul 14,2008 @6am when Adult Swim signed off and when Cartoon Network signed on
I feel like if CN had these guys today, they would’ve been made into a series of collectible vinyl figures like funko pops.
That would be cool.
Well, the South American counterpart of the noods did
It would look like toonix
Guys...
Just get a normal D.I.Y. funko pop, and call it a nood.
Problem solved.
I mean look up Mighty Muggs, they were from the time and basically the same thing
A lot of people dislike the nood era but the bumpers were cute, fun, and still creative. The biggest issue was they technically replaced the city era and that era was so damn good.
Are there horrible Nicktoons Shows like Fanboy & Chum Chum or Pig Goat Banana Cricket?
Wrong era. That was the Fall era which replaced the City era.
@@kootunesscrewy technically the Yes era replaced the city era. But those two eras were so short lived that most people don't remember them well. I'm one of those people.
@@ajtstvandmusicarchivechann1585 Yes was actually the last era that at least had some classic feel for the network before the Fall era doomed it.
@@kootunesscrewy cartoon network was never doomed. It just went through a rough patch.
while there were crappy shows that aired during this era, they did still air some good shows. i didn’t hate the noods i found then unique. i’m just lucky i grew up with the powerhouse and city eras.
what Bad Cartoons???? the only cartoons that i didnt like was the saturdays. and all tho squirell boy wasnt something alot of ppl like even if it had. the same voice actor for billy and zim from invader zim but ed edd n eddy and billy and mandy amd powerpuff girls amd dexter. yes we know there golden age cartoons. but camp lazlo and flapjack and Chowder were amazing cartoons i mean I dont really count gumball being a cool or popular cartoon it was just🗑 &Boreing my gym partners a monkey was a good decent cartoon and Robot Boy i mean anything after that besides Adventure time and Regular Show being. the last two. good cartoons. anything after like Ttg uncle grandpa and clarence were all🗑🔥💩
@@Nathan-Explosion Dang I liked Clarence and Uncle Grandpa, 🤷♂️
@@Dektoonics_inc. same, those 2 shows are goofy and funny and don't have a serious lore.
Does Johnny Test count as one of those crappy cartoons?
I liked Those Cartoon Network shows from the 2010s. However I never really watched Steven Universe that much. But TTG was insufferable.
Never thought that Scooby-Doo, Pikachu, Chris McLean and Barack Obama would be seen together
Top 10 Greatest Anime Crossovers Of All Time
when?
Timestamp?
@@CinnaBoxWAIT- weren’t you on memedokie’s chat plushies streams?
0:14
I honestly kind of wished Cartoon Network brought these back. I think it would be fun if they actually make real figures of the Noods and make them the Cartoon Network equivalent to Funko Pops.
Dude as a kid I used to think they were actual figures. Forgot how much I loved these as a kid
they brong it backin one of the check it bumpers
I thought I was the only one who noticed that little noody guy.
I think the noods were made in collaboration with Kidrobot or a brand similar to that. They were inspired by a set of already existing vinyl figurines that look similar iirc.
Which is actually the reason why Latin America and Southeast Asia (or apparently just the Philippines???) had the Toonix.
That was exactly what I was thinking!
This is pure nostalgia. I loved this era of CN so much.
Me too
Me too now
Same
The Last Marketing Campaign of the Golden Age of Cartoon Network (1992-2010).
Is it me or was Noods the last CN era that actually used the characters in the bumpers for random skits?
The 20th Anniversary bumpers don't count.
10:20 People in 2008 - 2022: it's a nice (nostalgic) bumper.
People in 2023: *_Y O U G O T M E J U M P I N G L I K E_*
*B O O M S H A K A L A K A*
@@MonthRadioooooo
2024: 1000000 arua sigma those who know
Petition to having these as a collectors edition. I know I’d go broke collecting them all
That's nostalgic, I remembered the noods very very well as a kid. Especially the bumpers I liked the most.
Me too
@@trewashington787 yay!
The Obama Nood was very interesting, I miss that president
I love Obama
@@diaquallo why dude. Thus is shit
I remember these Cartoon Network bumpers of Noods when I was 8 to 10 years old. It's a nostalgic. What a great memories.
@Thegreatspencer Yes, I’m currently 24. I’ll be turned 25 this August.
Even though the Noods did brought in live action to replace their classic cartoons, this era actually helped the Ed, Edd n Eddy finale get successful ratings and saved Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies and Pink Panther from being obscure. After that stuff did very well in their ratings, they've decided to go back to making cartoons, starting with Adventure Time. Even if those post-2010 shows were kinda my downfall for the network, at least the network was turning back to normal.
not sure looney tunes would be obscure even if they didn’t. that show is forever
Uh. The Looney Tunes shorts were removed from television in 2004, due to the failure of Back in Action.
@@kootunesscrewy Didn’t we just get a bugs bunny movie
That was after the marathon, dude.
A lot of shows premiered in 2010 on Cartoon Network than I remembered.
Oh man I remember these!! They were always fun to watch! It was one of Cartoon Network's peaks. This brings back so many memories as a kid.
Good old Cartoons Network
How strange that they don’t have eyes or mouth or nose not that is a bad thing
10:55 believe it or not, this music played in the Spongebob episode "stuck on the roof"
I can’t unhear it now
I don’t get it
They also played in the Madagascar 3 Europe’s most wanted FXX Promo.
i miss the noods :( they made shows and holidays more fun the spooky vibe the christmas. jingle this was the best era
Watch the bumpers from the Powerhouse and CN City eras and compare them to this. I understand perfectly that you enjoyed this era because of the nostalgia ( as well as this being your first era to watch from Cartoon Network, right?). But trust me, many of us who saw Cartoon Network since it began in 1992 hated this era so much. If it wasn't for Adventure Time and Regular Show that saved the channel, Cartoon Network would have went bankrupt due to the low ratings. Look up the history of and the downfall of Cartoon Network if you don't believe me that Cartoon Network was going downhill from summer 2006-early 2010. Read the comments and you will see why many hated the "Yes" and "Nood" eras.
@@RockNRollSurf Trust me I remember the CN City era as well, I caught it towards the end with their CN City summer 2006 era. and yeah the weird "YES!" era with fred fredburger was so bad and a huge downgrade from CN City, and the fall 06 - summer 07 bumpers were lame too, but when they introduced the noods it was a breath of fresh air from shitty stock footage of their shows thrown together with lazy overlays (kinda like todays CN bumpers) to something pretty creative and the fact that there's almost 50 mins of this is impressive. CN Real was a bad look for them but they did have good shows from 07-09 the real problem was them canceling their ongoing shows. But honestly I would go through peak 2009 CN over current day CN any day at least the schedule had variety. Sucks that 90% of their cartoon cartoons shows got the boot from the schedule but some did paly from time to time, and I'd rather have 10 shows missing from the schedule rather than all of them like today
@@revomatic8520 Actually, the Yes era was kinda creative to me. Seeing characters dancing around on a red background actually influenced most TH-camrs I've seen to make videos with their characters moving around on colored backgrounds. It also influenced me to use "Cooper Black" (the font that was used for the "Yes." slogan)
I respect your opinion on the Yes era. Also, Fred Fredburger was a great character in my opinion, considering that he was voiced by and (somewhat) created by C.H. Greenblatt (the creator of Chowder).
@@RockNRollSurf The channel was actually saved in late 2009 when they brought back Pink Panther and Looney Tunes and aired the finale of Ed, Edd n Eddy, which all three got alot of ratings. Without those successes, the network would've stayed stuck with live action.
I remembered the Halloween holiday bumpers when I was a id back then good vibes. 😔
I remember watching these back in early highschool. I have a lot of fond memories from this era.
I wasn’t really watching Cartoon Network that often. I only watched it once to see the series finale of fhfif. But this was nostalgic.
Everybody gangsta until that Parental Advisory: MATURE CONTENT [adult swim] comes on
Everybody gangsta until the *DAWN IS YOUR ENEMY*
46:11
I like how Captain Knuckles drinks maple syrup and then straight up dies
Once I was old enough to realize it was an allegory for beer, it made the show so much darker for me imo.
Noods was a badass era
Crackhead
Well...The bumpers at least.
The schedule? Not so much.
10:00 is when the "You got me jumping like" memes begin
I remember these being so colorful and fun. My, my this was an amusing time for Cartoon Network!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
For those wondering, the song in the general Prefuse bumpers is 22 years by River City Rebels
I love the little echoey sound when they paint the parental advisory, it sounds kind of like the Williams Street "Go" guy yelling from far away.
It's saying Skull
After CN City, this was definitely the best era of Cartoon Network.
🩶🩵🩷🩶🩵🩷🩶🩵🩷
@Spyirx debatable?
@@spyirx I wasn’t. I was referring to how much life CN had during the CN City and the Noods eras. After this era, CN started dying.
Powerhouse Era?.. wow the disrespect haha.
@@jaredhamilton425
Until thé yes Era it was great
Thé Yes,summer 2007 and fall 2007 where crap
Thé noods where good and so was check it
And Good until thé dimentional Era
And now is shit
These were my favorite bumpers for CN they were so fun. Then in 2010 they got replaced with the new logo and I was pissed.
I mean it was still good
I prefer Check It 1.0
@@okjeffy6581 I prefer Powerhouse. Lol.
normally, I get excited when there's a new logo like this year w/ nickelodeon's new splat logo and the warner bros 100th anniversary logo.
The shows that aired in 2010 before the rebrand are Adventure Time, Generator Rex, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Angelo Rules, Hero 108 and a few others. While the shows that came out in 2010 after the rebrand are Regular Show, MAD, Sidekick, Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorperated, Robotomy, etc.
0:04 the sounds makes me feel tingley
How I wish they had this in the UK. I remember visiting Georgia and turning on Cartoon Network on there and these bumpers really caught my attention.
The state or country?
@@synth348the state probably
10:19 you got me jumping like.. boomshakalaka boomshakalaka boom boom
19:40 I used to remember the Halloween Bumpers by the CN Noods of the month in October to me as a kid back then
and it was good times to me like that.
Halloween bumpers
👍
😊
This is soooooo nostalgic to listen to. 4:22 28:46 You are here is cool 5:14 5:24 5:39 14:11 hahaha 14:15 19:09 20:19 1:19 4:43 8:35 10:00 21:16
I still love the CN city era but looking back it makes me feel like I took this era for granted.
I know it’s just nostalgia hitting me like a rock but still this era had legitimate charm and I can’t describe it.
One of the most satisfying bumpers when I was a kid, just plain figures with characters printed on them
10:20 Is this what y'all looking for?
No it was 1:49
I love how there’s a file of Obama shaped like a nood on some 2008 computer.
Yeah.
11:33 Reminds Me Of Disney XD Music
0:04 that was good
For those who don't know, the noods are based on the DIY toys called munney.
I’ve been searching for these little bastards for years remembering in the back of my mind these nostalgic commercials
10:44 This One is The Best.
Music montage bumpers
You know, this may not have been as good as the City bumpers but I really do think this was a decent attempt at recreating the crossover aspect of those bumpers. I also love how they made custom bumpers for the lesser shows like Skunk Fu and Chop Socky Chooks as well as Camp Lazlo, a show that ended before this era began. I only wish it continued into the 2010s because I would've loved to see what they do with Adventure Time and Regular Show.
It continued until 2010, but starting on the first day of 2010, they slightly changed the bumpers…
I think Lazlo was airing a bit more at the time, compared to the others. Though, it would be tone down around early 2009.
this makes me wanna BOOM SHAKA LAKA
Yoo Broadcast at 31:37 & Boards of Canada right after at 31:42, I found these artists out through Adult Swim bumps but I wonder if anyone out there got put onto them through Cartoon Network lol
Whoa that’s so cool I didn’t realize! I listen to Boards of Canada rn but not through AS or CN
God I miss this era of CN so much
🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪⬛️⬜️🟫
Same
I wish cartoon network would have a day where they would show at least 10 episodes of every show that was ever put in this channel and they open it with the noods as a anniversary pack, with us getting noods of adventure time, gumball, regular show, Craig of the creek, we bare bears and many others
0:21 Did anybody else heard the final notes of the Cartoon Cartoon intro?
ah the memories
10:45 i need this music NOW ITS SO GOOD
you got me jumping like
I've arrived late lol, but it's Billy Lincoln - Galactica
THANK YOU
45:37
Still crazy to me how this one is lost when I remembered this one the most out of all of those dance bumpers
it was actually found recently, i forgot where but it was on a commercial break from 2009 someone uploaded to youtube
32:42 Finally in was looking for that intro song for last 12 years now my.
For some reason, the music in these bumpers reminds me of kirby power paintbrush. I think it's probably the synths. Like the theme used on the star wars bumpers reminds me of Drawcia's theme somehow.
2008: What fun animations!
2022: *BOOM SHAKA LAKKA*
1:20 you got me jumping like boom shaka laka boom shaka laka
10:20
“You got me jumping like”
Only late 90s and early 2000s (2000-2003) babies remember this era.
Miss these days man.
I was born in 2004 (the part of 2004 before the City rebrand) and I saw this for a bit. I started watching CN in 2007
I started watching in 2001. And it was great.
@@okjeffy6581 i started watching CN around 2005. I remember the city era and this era the most.
@@nucleartaco04 Same, but I first watched Cartoon Network in 2008
I somewhat remember this era being around before being replaced by Check-It 1.0
24:41 This video is from my secondary channel (Victor Channel+)
46:08 What is this?
10:19 You got me jumpin like
46:00 i somewhere saw this full bumper in poor quality from unlisted video
There was actually a second version of the Noods era that only aired in Latin America. It was called the Toonix era.
And they look like funko pops
So many memories. They should bring this back.
I can’t remember What age I see this version of CN But I Miss the Old Cartoon Network
Being a kid in the late 00s-early 10s was something special man
39:14 this bumper existed? & why obama looks funny
And there's a good amount of bumpers I haven't seen. this is a really cool video
26:23 for the Are You CN This song
4:38 is my favorite bumper
1992-1997 checkboard
1997-2004 powerhouse
2004-2008 city
2008-2010 noods
2010-2016 check it
2016-2021 dimensions
2021- redraw your world
@Thegreatspencer i like CN and disney
@Thegreatspencer pastel is ass
0:02 0:04 0:04 0:05 0:05 0:07 0:07 0:09 0:09 0:10 0:10 0:13 0:13 0:15 0:15 0:15 0:16 0:17 0:17 0:18 0:18 0:19 0:19 0:19 0:20 0:20 0:21 0:21 0:21 0:22 0:22 0:22 0:23 0:23 0:23 0:23 0:24 0:24 0:24 0:24 0:24 0:25 0:25 0:25 0:25 0:25 0:26 0:26 0:26 0:26 0:27 0:27 0:27 0:28 0:28 0:28 0:28 0:28 0:29 0:29 0:29 0:29 0:30 0:30 0:30 0:30 0:31 0:31 0:31 0:31 0:32 0:32 0:32 0:32 0:33 0:33 0:33 0:33 0:33 0:34 0:34 0:34 0:34 0:35 0:35 0:35 0:37 0:37 0:38 0:38 0:38 0:39
@@chikamotokenji3217city was from 2004-2006
Yes(litterly the worst,just red) came,until summer 07,Summer era replaced and fall until 2008 and then these weirdos came(If it wasn't for the live action ones,It would have been the best)
Sigh 😔 I loved 🥰 this era so much better than what’s going on right now!!!!
0:33 TOTAL DRAMA!!!! (and yes I am a total drama fan)
33:20 Chris holding a nood
33:29 The total drama island logo!!!
I respect your awesome opinion!
what about heather at 0:35
8:04 I think that next to rabbit is a ninja monkey
I have a small memory of these bumpers but I feel like I grew up with this era because the shows I watched were Robot Boy and the og powerpuff girls (reruns probally for both)
By the time these came out, Robotboy had already ended.
8:55 what show was that guy from again?
Chop socky chooks
Yeah, what he said
How come I missed this era of Cartoon network?
I don't know
🎶you got me jumpin like🎶 👶boom shakalaka boom shakalaka👶
You got me jumping like Boomshakalaka Boomshakalaka
17:48 Me during… oh, you know.
cørona
Man and the Halloween bumpers. I remember waking up on Halloween day and they made me feel so happy
You got me jumpin like:
Boomshakashaka boomshakaka ooooo
holy hell i just realized the model for Bubby in the bumper at 6:33 is still the same nood model as all the other characters but rotated and textured sideways, that's fucking genius ngl
I love era of cartoon network so much as kid back then 🥺❤️
10:56 Is this just genaric stock techo music cuz I sworn I heard the same music in a SpongeBob episode
2:49 i just love the 8 bit music!❤
2:42
My Dad remembers watching some of the bumpers in 2008/09 (Including Halloween and Christmas 2009 Bumpers)
Blake, does your father have and did he see the lost bumpers?
@@TokuShoujoReviews98 yes
@@blakewilliams6051 nice
nostalgia hit me like a brick wall
Holy crap, this is a nostalgia trip! This really brings me back to much simpler and happier time in my life.
Wow I remember this going to my grandma's house and skipping my homework completely to watch johnny test, SpongeBob, Ben 10, heroes 101, Generator x, and total drama island. Those were the days
I love ❤️ this era so much!!!!
Me too 🩷🩵🩶🩷🩷🩵🩵
8:57 he saying: you think im clown?
my fav part is from 0:20 to 1:49
the bumper here at 46:00 was found but in EXTREMELY low quality in this video th-cam.com/video/D86vnXJxByA/w-d-xo.html bumper can be seen at 0:42
EDIT same thing here with this one as well at 45:36 in this video th-cam.com/video/fejaaFB1a5A/w-d-xo.html Found at 46:36
7:14 Which is the real Gwen? (Except Gwen from Total Drama)
Que bueno que lo rescataste, porque el orden de los bumpers estaba muy bien hecho
@sonic fnf ._.XD
26:25 Ahhh… childhood.
43:41 obama jumpscare
XD
I remember this so vividly especially when transformers animated was on Cartoon Network and this would be there and specifically hearing the intro to the cartoon I would run into my dad’s living room and sit for HOURS watching it
(21:00) "I don't believe in zombies!" - Elin, 2015
10:20 got me jumping like boom shakalaka boom shakalaka
I love this era
#Bringbackoldshows2022
Me Three
Karate chop!
I love FHFIF, Chowder, TMMOF, and Camp Lazlo.
@@lauralee1405 same, me and my brother Andrew adored those shows and they were comedy gold.
Even though I was born in the Check It era I still watched those shows cause stuff now is just....
not good.
34:37 this should’ve been it’s own era it’s so cool
It is in early 2010
Heard that these little guys have become a bit of a meme.
as much as this era gets so much flack (I agree with most of the issues of this era) for its shoehorning of live action content, the death of toonami, and the cancellation of many beloved shows due to the 2008 economy being pretty bad, these bumps are things I liked about this era. The bumps, while definitely not as good as the city era, really ooze a lot of personality. Other than the 2012 anniversary bumps, CN’s bumps nowadays don’t have as much character ever since.
Plus, Cartoon Network *at least* did give Ed Edd and Eddy and Foster’s Home proper finales, make 4 new shows, feature some Canadian shows, as well as still letting a couple of cancelled shows air as reruns… so at least they weren’t *that* heartless to their shows… unlike the WB merger with Discovery. Obviously this doesn’t excuse the era’s shortcomings, though.
Also, Latin America did similar bumps (Toonix) during the early 2010s except they’re a bit better since the toonix models are more diverse and there’s more to work with.
Fun fact Transformers Animated was the first show to air during this era it aired on Jul 14,2008 @6am when Adult Swim signed off and when Cartoon Network signed on
Sucks we never got TF Animated themed Noods. 😔
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