Lol that was greatI was curious and turned it on to see a show called "Survive this". I watched an episode in which a 16 year old girl got medical attention on the first day because she got her lip caught in her pocket knife.
I assume this is a comedy.
Isn't golf going to premiere on CN soon?
Well, I do watch Chowder occasionally, and do find it humorous and entertaining sometimes. I was merely using it as an example to represent the regularities and demands of todays culture, and their obsession with stupidity. I apologize for making that post misleading, by making it seem that I completely hated those shows, when in fact, I was just expressing the opinions of others (and maybe a little of my own) as common examples. Some of these shows really are stupid, yet I find my self watching a select few of them sometimes.....I agree. It was indeed called Cartoon Network for a reason, and that reason was to show cartoons. And, last I checked, 'cartoon' and 'reality' were polar opposites. Chowder is actually one of my favorite shows on CN, because:
1. The characters constantly break the fourth wall
2. Chowder is kinda adorable, when you think about it
3. If you think about it, Chowder is actually sugarcoated adult humor, with jokes only teenagers and adults would get
4. Chowder is entirely FICTIONAL
Many find the show juvenile, and indeed it is, but it at least falls under the category 'cartoon'. And is that not what 'Cartoon Network' is supposed to be about?
EDIT: I LOVED Xiaolin Showdown when it was on. What an epic climax to END THE SERIES ON.
I love George Lopez, and I find it very entertaining, even the episodes that I have already viewed. As far as Cartoon Network goes, perhaps they are still unsure about what to do with the new direction they are taking. Maybe their mass output of new shows, Cartoon or otherwise, has made them less organized, and less appealing. I hate when there is nothing on television except for Cartoon Network and The Othersiders. Not only is the show annoying because everything they see or hear is marked 'haunted', but because their constant screaming scares the crap out of my six year old sister. Perhaps Airing certain shows at night would help with their image, and their organization. I mean, last time I checked, no 6-year old girl wants to watch Survivor or whatever it's called, Where whiny girls eat grasshoppers and frog-legs. A little bit of organization and effort is all that is needed to draw some people, such as myself back to Cartoon Network.Well, I read it. And your post gives me an idea...why doesnt CN Real just come on at night or in the late evenings? Like how Nick at Nite appeals to teens [I love George Lopez, never met anybody who didnt like it, and some of my more boring friends such as my ex watch family matters and the nanny], CN Real could come on to appeal to teens at night. Don't get me wrong, I do like the integration. Lets me catch up when I miss episodes of BrainRush. Just suggesting another way they couldve marketed it.
Actually, my post was the misleading one. I didn't mean to criticize your post in any way. In fact, I agree with everything in your post. I only meant to address the point that CN does have a little worthwhile programming left on the air. Sorry about the misunderstanding.Well, I do watch Chowder occasionally, and do find it humorous and entertaining sometimes. I was merely using it as an example to represent the regularities and demands of todays culture, and their obsession with stupidity. I apologize for making that post misleading, by making it seem that I completely hated those shows, when in fact, I was just expressing the opinions of others (and maybe a little of my own) as common examples. Some of these shows really are stupid, yet I find my self watching a select few of them sometimes.....
Mine was really misleading. My post made it seem like I was criticizing all shows on Cartoon Network, when in fact I was only expressing the views of society, with maybe a little of my own opinion thrown in there. Certain shows I do actually find very stupid and displeasing to watch.Actually, my post was the misleading one. I didn't mean to criticize your post in any way. In fact, I agree with everything in your post. I only meant to address the point that CN does have a little worthwhile programming left on the air. Sorry about the misunderstanding.
You mean Brainrush? Imo, it's not really bad, per se, just that it runs on a station that, as many others said, was used to show cartoons and animated series.I watched this game show where they ask questions on a roller coaster.. was interesting but I doubt i would ever watch it again.
It's just like I said before: Cartoon Network is killing itself in effort to keep up with the desires (or what they think the desires are) of society. They are killing themselves for the pleasure of other people, when in fact, most people liked CN just the way it was before all this reality TV thing hit.Actually, why did network blocks like Miguzi and Toonami get removed? If I was too late for the party, and that question was answered, please guide me to it, but... Toonami's run on CN was one of the few things it had left before they tried to drag the pony as far as they could while it's on the track, tired as hell, by showing off even most Teletoon shows, and now... Thinking Reality TV would be the big thing.
And maybe even a show that follows an actual sequencing of episodes. I thought that Avatar on Nick was ok for a while, but when they ended it, and left so many cliffhangers behind, I started to dislike the show.We want something in between that's funny, but not gross or stupid.
Any1 watch Megas XLR? That was one of my faves before it got canceled. Good comedy, decent action.
And I second the opinion that CN should focus on gaming. If they profiled tourneys and gamers I'd definitely start watching. Plus they'd face no competition, plus nearly everyone games now.