Airs Next: Cartoon Network at Sunday 12:55 AM (15 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: June 19, 2005 Last Aired: December 17, 2006 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy From the co-creator of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, The Brak Show, and Space Ghost comes 12 oz. Mouse, the story of a drunk mouse named Mouse Fitzgerald. He used to work for a secret government agentcy, and had a wife and a child. But one day he was brainwashed, and placed where he is today. He's recovering lost memories of his family and job, some of which are not real, with help of his friend Skillet, Eye, Rhoda, Liquor, and Roostre, who might be in a similar situation as Fitz. Meanwhile, Fitz is being watched over by Shark and the Rectangular Business Man...

Airs Next: ABC at Saturday 10:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 7, 1985 Last Aired: August 30, 1986 Show Categories: Animation, Children The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo was about the adventures of Scooby Doo, Shaggy Rogers, Daphne Blake, and Scrappy-Doo chasing after more mysteries. Now they are joined by a magnificent warlock called Vincent Van Ghoul, who is a cartoon cariature of Vincent Price (who also provided the voice), and a mischievous boy named Flim-Flam. Together they have to catch 13 ghosts and put them in a magical "Chest of Demons" that Scooby and Shaggy were tricked into opening by two sneaky ghosts named Weerd and Bogel. This was the last cartoon series that the original Scooby-Doo gang (minus Fred and Velma) appeared in for nearly 20 years. In 1988, the entire gang returned to TV as children in A Pup Named Scooby Doo, but they wouldn't resurface again weekly in their adult form until 2002 in What's New Scooby-Doo?.

Airs Next: TBS at Saturday 9:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 12, 1993 Last Aired: January 1, 1995 Show Category: Animation Two Stupid Dogs follows the lives of two dogs, the overly excited Little Dog (the dachshund) and easy-paced Big Dog (the sheepdog). These crazy canines don't know how to fit in the world, and they definitely don't have any know-how. They often find themselves in commonplace situations (going to the drive-in, walking through the mall, working on the farm), some not so common situations (stuck on a space shuttle, a contestant on a game show, getting mistaken for the prime minister), and even in some familiar situations (Little Red Riding Hood, Noah's Ark, and Hansel and Gretel). But no matter the situation, their stupidity usually leads them to calamitous results. The show also featured various returning characters. Hollywood was a big burly man who is always saying "Well isn't that cute, but it's wrong!". Red as the little girl from the Red Riding Hood story on her way to granny's house. Cubby is the nerdy guy who is very passionate about what ever occupation he works at. And finally Kenny, the neurotic school child who's afraid of everything and is always nervous.

Originally on: ITV1 (25 min.) Status: Returning Series Premiered: October 1, 2001 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy 2DTV is a short animated satirical show that keeps up to date with the latest stories. Using a special kind of animation, it is able to make characters and places quite easily and finished on the date in which it's supposed to be aired. The cast may of changed from the end of series 3 but now at the end of series 5 the new cast members have well and truly settled in and took the places of the old cast well.

Originally on: ABC (Australia) (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: August 23, 1998 Last Aired: February 25, 2000 Show Category: Animation Three Friends and Jerry is a hilarious series about four ten-year-old boys who are trying really hard to grow up. Jerry is the new guy in town. He is very innovative in his attempts to be accepted by the local gang, "The Three Friends"; Frank, Thomas, and Eric. Jerry's dad is the new PE teacher at the big school. He crushes children' heads with medicine balls, at least that's what everyone has heard. The teenage years may be beckoning, but life for these guys is still really about dares, wild exaggerations, showing off, and how many gears your bike has got. It's tough being ten! Created by Mangus Carlsson, 3 Friends and Jerry is a Happy Life and TV Loonland production.

Airs Next: Jetix at Saturday 9:30 AM (30 min.) Status: New Series Premiered: August 27, 2005 Show Categories: Animation, Children A.T.O.M - Alpha Teens on Machines features Hawk, Axel, King, Shark, and Lioness, a group of crime fighting teens with the hottest vehicles. The teens work for Mr. Lee testing out his vehicle and weapon prototypes created at Lee Industries. Their mission is to protect the city and capture the evil crime lord Alexander Pain and his band of criminals who have just escaped from the local high security prison. Axel Axel Manning is the leader of the team and is an expert in the rare Jo-Lan martial art. He's got a good sense of humour and a mischievious edge, as well as a more rebellious side. Shark Living up to his name, Shark loves to be in the water. His amazing balance means that he's an expert on any kind of board, but his laid back surfer dude attitude can wind up King. Lioness This Brazilian lass is a songwriter who knows how to kick some serious butt. Her athletic prowess makes her martial arts skills extra effective. She's like a sister to Axel. Hawk A skilled pilot, Hawk is also known for his extreme self-confidence. He's usually looking for ways to get on TV, but his friends know they can always depend on him. King Despite his near super-human strength, King is known as a bit of a gentle giant. He's also got a touch of the compulsive-obsessive about him and must keep everything tidy. Mr. Lee The man who put together the crew to test his vehicle and weapon prototypes. Quirky and mysterious, he appears to be sweet and absent minded. But is he all he seems? Alexander Paine Once the spy partner of Axel's dad. He began to turn bad, then was scarred and left in pain in a killer blast. Escaping from jail ten years later he vowed to take over Landmark City. Flesh After he broke jail with Alexander Paine, his new master turned him into a pumped up, muscle-bound villian. He's not too bright though and struggles with modern weaponry.

Originally on: ABC Family (15 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: June 4, 2001 Last Aired: March 23, 2003 Show Categories: Children, Animation 64 Zoo Lane is a charming animation series created by the award-winning director and creator An Vrombaut to captivate and inform young children. The series combines intelligent storytelling with a timeless, picture book quality, and features a whole range of diverse characters native to many parts of the world. Lucy lives at 64 Zoo Lane, right next door to the local zoo. Every night from her bedroom window, Lucy slides down Georgina the Giraffe's long neck to the Zoo below to meet the animals. Each animal, including Boris the Bear, Giggles and Tickles the two monkeys, Harriet the Hippo and Nelson the Elephant, have different tales to tell and each night they impatiently await their turn to tell her about their adventures. Lucy is the main character. and lives close to a zoo. Every night, the animals from the zoo join her to tell a story about a different animal in almost every episode. Opportunities for exploring language and vocabulary are enhanced by the use of intonation and expression in the character's voices. Playing with words in this way can promote an enjoyment of language and can be used as a springboard for understanding new vocabulary. The themes of the animals' stories support social and emotional issues, including friendships and helping and caring for others. 64 Zoo Lane was previously part of another show It's Itsy Bitsy Time which aired shortly on Fox Family. The show now airs on Noggin in 30 minutes instead of the 15 minutes, Noggin combines two episodes together.

Originally on: Showtime (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: October 28, 2001 Last Aired: February 18, 2002 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy Aaagh! It's the Mr. Hell Show! is a British/Canadian co-produced animated sketch show. It is hosted by Mr Hell, a cartoon devil voiced by the comic legend Bob Monkhouse. NB:- the air dates are for the BBC and not the original Canadian airings. Bob Monkhouse OBE, the voice of Mr Hell & veteran British comedian and television host, died on Monday 29th December 2003 after a two year battle with cancer. RIP AWARDS 2002 Leo Awards - Best Direction 2001 Leo Awards - Best Animated Series 2001 Houston World Festival - Best Comedy Series

Airs Next: Nickelodeon at Sunday 9:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: October 29, 1994 Last Aired: December 6, 1997 Show Categories: Animation, Children If you think your school is a dump, think yourself lucky you don't go to the Monster Academy. It's an UNDERNEATH one! But then again, this is no ordinary school, and Ickis, Krumm and Oblina are no ordinary students either... Welcome to the land of AAAHH!!! Real Monsters, where, at the Monster Academy, up-and-coming students learn the terrifying tricks of the monster trade, and get the necessary qualifications for a life of advance scarifying (their GCS-Eeks?). Here, the insecure Ickis, the stinky-armpitted Krumm, and the candycane-shaped Oblina deal with issues like how to best scare supermarket shoppers, where to hide under the bed, and what to do with your eyeballs when you're not holding them in your mouth (here's a hint: juggle them). All of this goes on under the watchful eyes of their teacher, the fearful Gromble. While these walking nightmares always find new ways to get into trouble, they survive their adventures by sticking together, sometimes literally! Did you Know? A movie was once considered by the creators. *Characters* Ickis: A rabbit-eared, 34-toothed, yellow eyed, pink furred monster. He is constantly losing his Monster Manual. Hates Gromble. Krumm: Very hairy, with blue lips, and eyes held constantly in his hands. Usually he keeps his eyes in water at night or in his mouth when he needs his arms. Oblina: When you hear the term "Skinny as a stick", it's referring to Oblina. Has a white body with black stripes and bulging eyes like a slug or snail. Has four teeth, four strands of hair on her head, and the most intellegent of the bunch. She can even pull organs out of her body! Gromble: Has a green beard, green fur, black hands, yellow teeth, bulging eyes line Oblina's, and bright red lips. Head teacher of the Monster Academy. Constantly punishing Zimbo and Snorch. Common Quote: "Pay attention, Ickis."

Airs Next: BBC-1 at Monday 4:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 2, 2002 Last Aired: May 18, 2005 Show Categories: Animation, Action/Adventure Welcome to the Ace Lightning guide at TV.com. Ace Lightning combines live action with CGI animated characters.

Originally on: CBS (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: December 9, 1995 Last Aired: January 20, 2000 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy first aired date: January 20, 1996 last aired date: August 30, 1997 In the spin-off to the classic Ace Ventura, we see an outlook on the charater aside from his appearances in the movies. Ace Ventura is a clowny, cooky, some might even call him crazy, Private Investigater, with a twist. He only helps animals.

Airs Next: Cartoon Network at Daily 8:00 AM (60 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: April 1, 1998 Last Aired: September 1, 2002 Show Categories: Animation, Children, Comedy The Acme Hour was a show on Cartoon Network that showed a variety of Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Tom and Jerry, Pink Panther, and other classic shows. Acme Hour was launched in 1998 and was discontinued during late 2002. The Acme Hour can still be seen on the Boomerang Channel everyday at 8AM and 9PM. While it no longer airs on the US version of Cartoon Network, Acme Hour is still a part of Cartoon Network in other countries. Starting in 2005, the US version of Boomerang aired Acme Hour every day. It has since been removed from the schedule.

Originally on: FOX (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: August 5, 2000 Last Aired: December 28, 2001 Show Categories: Animation, Action/Adventure Alex Mann is a great athelete who has won so many trophies and is loved by all. However, this all changes when a mysterious man, named Dr X, came into his life, and offered him and his best friend, Brandon a better future. This whole thing gets complicated when Brandon is taken by Dr. X for secret experiments, and Alex finds his hidden past to be connected with Dr. X. Fox never aired the last few big finale and revelation episodes. Mainframe describes the series as follows: "The new series follows the adventures of a young, incredibly athletic thrill-seeker who one day discovers that he possesses the unique ability known as the AMP (Advanced Math Probability) Factor. The AMP Factor gives Action Man a split second advantage, enabling him to anticipate and react to danger that other people don't see coming. Together with his support team of young adventurers, Action Man travels the globe participating in heart pounding sport competitions. When the evil Dr. X presents a seemingly unstoppable threat, only Action man can save the world by combining his athletic abilities with the AMP Factor. Dr. X will stop at nothing to capture Action Man and find a way to duplicate the AMP Factor for his evil purposes of global domination."

Airs Next: NBC at Saturday 9:00 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 8, 1973 Last Aired: August 30, 1975 Show Category: Animation This is the cartoon version of the original show, which aired in the 1960's. Airs Next: ABC at Saturday 10:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 12, 1992 Last Aired: November 6, 1993 Show Categories: Animation, Children Welcome to The Addams Family (1992-93) guide at TV.com. They're creepy and they're kooky, Mysterious and spooky, They're all together ooky, The Addams Family. If you know the theme song, then you know that the Addams Family is coming to a television near you. This animated series is the fourth incarnation of the c creepy characters based on the macabre family comics created by Charles Addams. It first came out as a television series in the 1960's. They then became animated in the 70's, first in their own animated series, and then an appearance in The New Scooby-Doo Movies around the same time. The family then went movie-bound in the early 90's as they were put on the big screen. It was a hit at the box office, which prompted a sequel (Addams Family Values), but before then, this second animated series that features the gang of macabre miscreants who have their own unusual ways of having fun adventures. THE ADDAMS FAMILY: Gomez is the family patriarch. He's a multi-millionaire who's an expert at fencing and wrestling. He always looks for a great challenge that he can take head on, usually with reckless abandon. If the end result is getting a wrenched back or pummeled to a pulp, all the better! Morticia is Gomez's beautiful, albeit pale-skinned wife who can easily get him in the mood when she speaks French to him. She's an expert gardener who takes care of her man-eating plant Contessa and also an artist of the macabre who utilizes living paints that can literally bring her unusual creations to life. Pugsley and Wednesday are Gomez and Morticia's children who enjoy playing with each other using a whole lot of toys at their disposal ranging from clubs, board with nails, swords, axes, and explosives. Uncle Fester is Gomez's brother and loves blowing himself up with explosives and can never resist an opportunity to get burned, cinged, flattened, pummeled, growing boils, lesions, or other weird and grotesque skin marks, and even getting eaten by animals, particularly the family's pet alligator Snappy. Granny Frump is the family elder who has psychic abilities that she utilizes to run her psychic hotline for customers wanting a glimpse to their future. Of course, she wants to get a good future for herself if she can get an attractive man for herself. Most times however, they run away. Lurch is the Addams family's faithful butler who cooks, cares for the house in destructive fashion, tends to each family member's needs no matter what the request, and plays an assortment of music instruments, particularly the harpsichord, to get the gang prepared for the weird and unusual family dances that end most episodes. Thing is always around to lend a helping hand, mainly because he is one--that is, a disembodied hand ready to offer assistance when he's needed. Cousin Itt is the overly hairy, shaggy member of the family who works for the government as a spy and whenever he visits, tells the family of his various adventures. Occasionally, he brings his work home with him when enemy twin spies or a megalomanic try to get him. But the family doesn't mind as they can help their cousin out for adventures of their own. RECURRING CHARACTERS: The Normanmeyers are neighbors to the Addams Family, who are naive to realize they want to be rid of them. Husband Norman runs the Normanwear Underwear company and his wife Normina are the traditional, conservative type who regard the Addams family as a blight to the neighborhood and plot to make them look bad in hope someone can remove them from the picutre. Not all of them think negatively of them as their son N.J. (Norman Junior) admires them and is a friend to Pugsley and Wednesday.

Originally on: PBS (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 2, 1996 Last Aired: August 31, 1997 Show Categories: Animation, Children Two children learn a lesson in virtues thanks to four animals.

Originally on: ABC (Australia) (24 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: January 1, 1993 Last Aired: January 26, 1995 Show Categories: Animation, Children Based on the 1930s series of books by Dorothy Wall, this animated Australian series features the very popular and mischevious koala Blinky Bill. The main characters of the show are Blinky Bill, Nutsy, Splodge, Flap and Marcia. These characters are faced with rebuilding of their village of Greenpatch and the mounting danger of the dingoes. This series features 26 episodes each 24 minutes long. It was created in Australia by Yoram Gross Em TV in 1993, starring Robyn Moore and Keith Scott. There were two subsequent series "Blinky Bill's Extraordinary Excursion" in 1995 and "Blinky Bill's Extraordinary Balloon Adventure" in 2004.

Airs Next: MTV2 at Saturday 1:00 PM (30 min.) Status: New Series Premiered: June 10, 2006 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy The Adventures of Chico & Guapo is an animated series that follows the misadventures of two interns trying to get ahead in the music business. The series is cocreated by Orlando Jones.

Airs Next: ABC at Saturday 9:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 7, 1968 Last Aired: September 6, 1969 Show Categories: Animation, Children This animated series is loosely based upon Jonathan Swift's novel, Gulliver's Travels. Instead, this cartoon focuses on how young Gary Gulliver crash landed in Lilliput. With their ship wrecked, he teams up with the tiny Lilliputians to help search his missing father and to try to find the missing treasure, while trying to stay away from the evil Captain Leech.

Previous episode: Two's a Crowd/The Promotion Entrobe's new taste for bamboo puts pandas in danger. Hyperman gets news that he is being promoted to Full Agent status, but because the promotion comes with a transfer to another planet, he decides to do a lousy job to cancel it. When Entrobe hears the news, he decides to lay low to make sure he doesn't make Hyperman look bad. Aired: Saturday August 10, 1996

Airs Next: Nickelodeon at Weekdays 7:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: July 20, 2002 Last Aired: November 25, 2006 Show Categories: Animation, Science-Fiction The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius follows Jimmy Neutron, his faithful robotic dog, Goddard, and his eclectic friends and family as they experience life in Retroville. Jimmy is a typical kid, who just happens to be a genius. He creates gadgets to improve his everyday life, but his inventions go awry more often than not, and hilarious trouble ensues. The show world premiered on July 20th, 2002 and it officially ended on November 25th, 2006. SHOW TIMES (USA): Weekdays: 6.30 a.m.; 7.30 p.m.; EST/PST; and 5.30 a.m.; 6:30 p.m.;CST; Daily: 3 p.m.;EST/PST; 2 p.m.;CST; Weekends: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. ;EST/PST; 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.; CST Los Angeles: Episodes of Jimmy Neutron can be seen on NickToons Network. Weekdays: 12 p.m; 9.30 p.m; 12:30 a.m. Weekends: Sunday 7 p.m. Other Showings Canada: Episodes of Jimmy Neutron can be seen on YTV. Weekdays: 3.30 p.m. United Kingdom: Episodes of Jimmy Neutron can be seen on NickToons UK. 11 a.m. Characters: James Isaac "Jimmy" Neutron Jimmy is a very smart kid, a genuine boy genius! But he's still the shortest kid in 5th grade, and he can't go out after dark. He spends his time inventing the wackiest gizmos and gadgets you can think of, and then saving the town of Retroville from the unintended results.... Jimmy is an only child and loves it ... most of the time, anyway. Any way you look at it, he's not your average, everyday kind of kid. Carlton Ulysses "Carl" Wheezer Carl, Jimmy's best friend, loves llamas, and food, and sparkly, shiny things! His favorite channel is The Llama Channel, and one of his favorite activities is folding and hanging his pants! Carl is kinda like an old man trapped in a 5th grader's body. Nonetheless, he's still used as a test subject for many of Jimmy's inventions, and he usually goes along willingly. Although, one of these days, he's gonna end up in the hospital from helping science along.... Sheen Juarerra Estevez Sheen, Jimmy's other best friend, is completely, 100% obsessed with UltraLord. UltraLord, as Sheen would be quick to explain, is an action figure (not a doll) from the TV show The UltraLord Show. Sheen almost always has at least one of his many action figures with him, and he can relate anything to UltraLord. He is usually pretty funny and is the most maniacal character in Retroville. Cynthia Aurora "Cindy" Vortex Cindy strongly believes that girls are better than boys, period. Especially if those boys are Jimmy, Carl, and Sheen. Cindy is the second smartest kid at Lindbergh Elementary, which really annoys her - she hates being second-best. But beneath her tough exterior, she secretly has a crush on the town's resident boy genius. Liberty Danielle "Libby" Folfax Libby is Cindy's best friend. She's also something like a walking electronic store, since she's usually wearing her headphones, listening to her CD Player, talking on her cell phone, or any combination thereof. Libby sort of keeps Cindy sane, but she is always there to back her friend up. Goddard Goddard is Jimmy's best invention, since nothing seems to go wrong with him. He's a living, metal, robotic dog who is very useful - he can do just about anything for Jimmy, like getting out tools or listing options. Goddard is actually a little smarter than Jimmy, and he can sometimes tell when an experiment will go wrong. But Jimmy always asures him that it will be fine.... Nick Dean Nick Dean is Mr. Cool according to the kids of Lindbergh Elementary. He can usually be seen with his helmet on, doing fancy tricks on his skateboard. Jimmy's Parents Jimmy's parents are about as normal as their son. Jimmy's dad, Hugh Beaumont Neutron, loves pie and ducks. He's nice and everything, but Jimmy can't help wishing his dad was less embarrasing. Jimmy's mom, Judy Neutron, is more serious than Hugh, and she's where Jimmy got his intelligence. She's the cook and mechanic around the house, always fixing up pies and cars. Miss Winifred Fowl Miss Fowl is the gang's 5th grade teacher. She sounds and looks much like a chicken. She's always willing to teach, even if Jimmy and Cindy are more like the teachers in the class. Betty Quinlan Our favorite boy genius has a bit of a crush on this older girl. And the more appearances Betty makes, the more jealous Cindy becomes. Bolbi Stroganovsky Bolbi is a foreign exchange student hailing from Bakheristan. Many of our American customs are still a mystery to Bolbi, but he is quickly adapting. One of his first American experiences was being elected student body president on soon after he began attending Lindbergh Elementary. The enemies: King Goobot Goobot is the king of the planet Yolkus. After Jimmy's satellite-toaster lands on his ship, he kidnaps all the parents in Retroville and quickly transforms into Jimmy's worst enemy. Ooblar Ooblar is the brother and sidekick of Goobot. He is often hilarious and crazier than the king. Poultra Poultra is an enormous, mutant chicken. She used to be the chicken god of Yolkus, but she presumably left for another planet after the embarrassing incident with Retroville's kids and parents. Professor Finbarr Calamitous Calamitous is a bumbling, evil genius who never finishes anything, sometimes including his own sentences! Originally, he was plotting to use Jimmy to help him take over Retroville, but now his main goal is to destroy Jimmy and his friends. The Junkman The Junkman is an alien junk-dealer who kidnapped Jimmy's mechanical brother's parents, Mombot and Popbot, to turn them into Grava-Disks. All he cares about is making interstellar money. Also, Goddard appears to be in love with the Junkman's alien dog, Roxy. Eustace Strytch Eustace is a spoiled rich boy who started his enmity with Jimmy in a kite contest. His desire is to have Goddard and to make Jimmy's friends of his own, thought he doesn't trust in anybody but him, his lots of money and his butler, who happens to make him company and responds to every one of his foiled plans. Meldar Meldar is an alien who, using the power of matrix generators in his cuff links, forced different forms of life from different planets to play his game show, Intergalactic Showdown, where the losers got their home planet destroyed! Jimmy and the others got his show cancelled permanently, though, forcing Meldar to work on infomercials. Twonkies Twonkies are cute and fluffy creatures from the comet Twonkus 9 ... at least, they're cute and fluffy until they hear music! Music causes them to mutate into horrible, ugly creatures that try to tear up the town, eventually combining together to form a sort of mega twonkie, and this is the Final state. The Twonkies continue to make cameos in episodes throughout the 3rd season. Be on the lookout for them. Grandma Tatters Althought you can first think of her as a chubby and good-as-bread grandma, she's part of an evil race of aliens from outerspace who can control human's people emotions and make them all 'happy' zombies. Dr. Moist A scientific and crazy genius. He managed to build his own lab in the Bermuda Triangle, at the bottom of the sea. People who passes through, Dr. Moist abducts them to his lab and turns them into Algae Men. FAQ Will The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius have more seasons? The third season has finished airing. As for a fourth season, there is only a minimal chance to have more adventures for the boy genius. It seems thought, the production is planning on doing a show spin-off Is it true Jimmy and Cindy love each other deep down? Steve Oedekerk said, in Making of Jimmy Neutron on the DVD of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, "Cindy and Jimmy actually like each other a lot, but, you know, they're at a time and they're at an age where they're very competitive." Carolyn Lawrence added, "It's kinda a love-hate friendship." When are the characters' birthdays? The birthdays for various JN characters, as confirmed by Keith Alcorn, are as follows: Carl: January 17 April: February 2 Judy: February 26 Jimmy: March 14 Hugh: April 1 Nick: May 29 Cindy: June 5 Bolbi: June 7 Ms.Fowl: June 8 Sheen: November 19 Libby: December 11 The show is also known in other countries as: Las aventuras de Jimmy Neutrón, el niño inventor (Spanish Title) Las aventuras de Jimmy Neutrón, el niño genio (Mexican Title) As Aventuras de Jimmy Neutron o Menino Gênio (Brazilian Title) Jimmy Neutron der mutige Erfinder (German Title) Jimmy Neutron: Un garçon génial(French Title) Jimmy Neutron, Ragazzo Prodigio (Italian Title) Jimmy Neutron Wonderkind (Dutch Title) The show characters are known in other countries as: Cindy Vortex: Cindy Torbellino in Spain Carl Wheezer: Carl Sin Fuellen in Spain Mrs. Fowl: Urraca in Spain, Srta. Ave in Mexican Beautiful Gorgeous: Hermosa Preciosa in Spain, Linda Hermosa in Mexican The Junkman: Chatarrero in Spain, El Basurero in Mexican

Airs Next: HBO at Tuesday 12:30 PM (23 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: June 1, 2004 Last Aired: July 1, 2004 Show Categories: Animation, Children After bidding farewell to his Aunt Lucy in darkest Peru, Paddington Bear sails off and eventually finds himself alone in Paddington Station. The label around his neck reads simply: "Please look after this bear. Thank You." When the Brown family takes him in, they get a lot more than they bargained for. Paddington is a stranger in a strange land and much of the charm of his adventures comes from his unique way of looking at the world. Many things others take for granted are exactly what he finds so fascinating and worthy of investigation. Paddington Bear has a knack for turning everyday life into an all-out adventure. Helpful and curious, Paddington always puts his paws where he shouldn't and inevitably finds himself in sticky situations. He doesn't go looking for adventure, it just seems to find him! But that's part of his charm: Who else could take first prize at the dance contest without knowing the first thing about dancing? Who else could win the Tour de France — on a tricycle? And who else could inadvertently become a guest speaker at the White House? Why Paddington, of course! Paddington Bear has been a favourite for 40 years. Based on the books by Michael Bond which have been translated into over 20 languages and have sold more than 25 million copies, The Adventures of Paddington Bear is a witty and colourful animated series. Watch Paddington Bear and his adventures daily on HBO Kids! Characters Paddington Brown: Paddington Brown is the little bear who always helps someone in need. When he's not doing that he's either eating marmalade sandwiches or setting off for another big great adventure. Paddington is the main character in this story and he sure loves being it too. Aunt Lucy: Aunt Lucy is the only relative known of Paddington. Paddington always writes to his Aunt Lucy to tell her how his adventures are going. She loves to here from her little old nephew. Mr. Brown: Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown are taking care of Paddington for now. They found Paddington in Paddington Station and they sure love him. Mr. Brown has a son and a daughter named Henry and Isabelle Brown. This is one loving family. Henry Brown: Henry Brown is the son of Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown. Henry is a nice boy who likes to play with Paddington a lot. Henry is always very kind to Paddington because he likes his personality and they are temporary brothers. Isabelle Brown: Isabelle Brown is the daughter of Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown. Isabelle is a nice girl who likes to play with Paddington a lot. Isabelle is always very kind to Paddington because she likes his personality and Paddington is a temporary brother do her. Mrs. Brown: Mrs. Brown and Mr. Brown are taking care of Paddington for now. They found Paddington in Paddington Station and they sure love him. Mrs. Brown has a son and daughter named Henry and Isabelle Brown. This is one loving family. Mr. Grubber: Mr. Grubber is one of the nicest guys in the whole entire world to Paddington. Mr. Grubber likes to do everything with Paddington because he really enjoys being with him. Mr. Grubber treats Paddington like a son. Mrs. Bird: Mrs. Bird is the elderly lady who lives in the same house as the Browns but they are not related in any way. Mrs. Bird cares a lot for Paddington since he has joined the family. She is one of the nicest ladies in this series.

Airs Next: Syndicated at Weekdays 12:00 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 6, 1993 Last Aired: December 1, 1993 Show Categories: Animation, Children Based on a popular Sega game series, The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog follows the adventures of Sonic and his buddy Miles "Tails" Prower. Sonic is the fast-movin', impatient hedgehog. Tails is his curious little friend who is always eager to learn and tag along with his pal during quests. Dr. Ivo Robotnik (now known as Dr. Eggman), an evil mad scientist, is constantly scheming to find a way to destroy the blue blur. But it never works, because Sonic is always one step ahead of him! After this show was introduced, Sonic the Hedgehog (also known as SatAM) came along. As they both aired during the same time era, people looked to this show for slapstick comedy, while SatAM was also there for people who desired a bit more focus on adventures. That show was based on Archie's Sonic-based comic strips, while this show was entirely accurate at the time. A few years after these two cartoons, DIC's final Sonic show - Sonic Underground - came to life. Altogether, Sonic and DIC stayed together from 1993 to 1999. Character Guide Sonic the Hedgehog - The adventurous hedgehog that is always ready to go on adventures. One of the first characters created for a video game on the primitive Sega Genesis system. As a mascot of Sega, Sonic runs extremely quick while rolled up in a ball. Although impatient still the leader of the heroes. Miles "Tails" Prower - Sonic's best friend and all around good guy. Tails usually likes to go with Sonic on fun adventures. He is the engineer of the team, he loves to build and he is an expert on mechanics. He is able to fly while his tails are twirling quickly or he can use his powerful flying vehicle. Dr. Ivo Robotnik - Robotnik is the evil villain in this cartoon, who is always trying to capture the blue blur, but it usually never works. He has many minions and uses them to battle and he only intervenes as a last resort. He owns a powerful flying vehicle and that unleashes tons of equipment such as a grappling hook. Scratch - The leader of the sidekicks of Robotnik, obviously. The leader Scratch is a bit smarter than Grounder (though only by a short miss). Grounder - One of the stupid sidekicks of Robotnik. As you will see he is a impatient, gullible and ignorant robot who never comes to any good to Robotnik - or even to his best (well, only) pal Scratch.

Originally on: BBC-1 (0 min.) Status: On Hiatus / TBD Premiered: January 1, 1986 Last Aired: January 1, 2006 Show Categories: Children, Animation Welcome to The Adventures of Spot guide at TV Tome. Spot, a young puppy, was first conceived by writer Eric Hill as a bedtime story for is son in 1978, and the first Spot book came out in 1980. Since then, Spot has grown in popularity. The show first made an appearance on BBC somewhere between 1986 and 1987, and is now fully available on video. The show follows Spot as he plays with his friends and family and learns new things. Other main characters in the show includes Spot's mum Sally, Spot's dad Sam, Tom the Crocodile, Steve the Monkey, and Helen the hippo. The show airs on Disney in the US and Canada, ABC in Australia, BBC in the UK, and on various other networks worldwide. It is also available on video for those who don't have access to a TV station that airs the show. Note 1: Due to the nature that none of the episodes have a standard runtime (Season 1, 2 and 4 are 5-minutes long, Season 3 is 15-minutes long, and the Specials are about half-an-hour long), this entry is omitted on purpose. Note 2: The network in the information section, BBC-1, is the first network that picked up Spot. The piece of information does not imply that Spot is only aired on BBC-1.

Airs Next: CBS at Saturday 11:00 AM (6 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 10, 1966 Last Aired: September 6, 1969 Show Category: Animation The Adventures of Superboy (1966) was was an animated series that premiered on September 10, 1966. The series was produced by Filmation Associates and ran for three seasons. It was based on the popular Superboy comics created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The series focused on the adventures of Superboy. Superboy was an incredibly powerful superhero from the planet Krypton who landed on Earth as an infant after his planet was destroyed. He was adopted by the Kents and grew up in the rural town of Smallville under the name Clark Kent. Superboy would later go to Metropolis and be known as Superman. This series focuses on Clark Kent's early years as Superboy and his adventures in and outside Smallville. Superboy was often joined in his adventures by his super powered dog Krypto and his friend Lana Lang. The first season of the series ran from 1966 to 1967 under the title The New Adventures of Superman. This series featured two six minute Superman cartoons with one six minute Superboy cartoon played between them. Thirty-six Superman shorts and eighteen Superboy shorts were produced for the series. This guide features only the Superboy cartoons featured in the series. For a complete listing of the Superman cartoons featured in the series, see The New Adventures of Superman. In the 1967-1968 season eight new episodes of The Adventures of Superboy ran as part of The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure. This hour long animated show featured episodes from a number of other cartoon series. In addition to new Superboy episodes, the show also featured sixteen new episode of The New Adventures of Superman, thirty-six episodes of Aquaman, three episodes of The Green Lantern, three episodes of Hawkman, three episodes of The Justice League of America, three episodes of The Atom, three episodes of The Flash, and three episodes of The Teen Titans. In the 1968-1969 season was the third and final season of new episodes of The Adventures of Superboy. Eight new shorts ran as part of The Batman/Superman Hour. This show also featured sixteen new episodes of The New Adventures of Superman and thirty-two animated episodes of Batman. First Telecast: September 10, 1966 Last Telecast: September 6, 1969 Episodes: 34 Color Episodes (34 six minute episodes, 1 two-part episodes)

Originally on: A&E (25 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 1, 1992 Last Aired: January 1, 1993 Show Category: Animation We're in Rep City and chaos is constantly being threatened by the dastardly schemes of BIG BOSS GRAVES, owner of the PLANTATION night club, and his band of hench-reptiles, who are trying to over-run the city. In circumstances like these a town needs something bigger and better, tougher and stronger, smarter and wiser than the Federal Authorities - there is only one way to turn and that is to call in... five stand-up comics!!! It may seem unlikely, but these brothers are no ordinary comics. Apart from their inexhaustible supply of laughs and practical jokes each has his own special talents: BUGSY (purple) is the leader, BERNIE (blue) is the numbers-rex with legs like steel springs, BUCK (yellow) is the smooth talker whose jaws packs a real crunch, BUBBA (green) has a super-powerful tail that never misses a beat, and BRUNO (pink) a right arm so strong that no frisbee's safe when he is around. Put´em all together and what do you get?

Originally on: Syndicated (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 14, 1987 Last Aired: May 27, 1988 Show Categories: Animation, Children The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin follows young Teddy Ruxpin as he leaves his home on the island of Rillonia with his best friend Grubby to follow an ancient map which leads him to find a collection of crystals on the mainland of Grundo. With the help of his new friend Newton Gimmick, Teddy and Grubby discover the magical powers of what turns out to be an ancestral treasure as well as an organization bent on using it for evil. Along the way, Teddy learns the long-lost history of his species and clues to the whereabouts of his missing father. Close Full Summary [-] Tag It Write a Review + Add to Favorites Discuss Episodes add » Last episode: The Mystery Unravels Buffy and LB arrive in Ying for their honeymoon, and Tweeg returns to his tower, baffled by the gold in the seashell box. Back in Rillonia, Grubby's family pays a visit to the Ruxpins, and Teddy reads from the Crystal Book. The book tells of how the Illipers went to the Hard To Find City for help when a drought struck, and how they came to know "The Kind Ones" and their Seven Crystals, who constructed aqueducts to bring water to the Illiper realm and developed underwater farming techniques. This leads the Trio to tell the tale of how they came to poses the Crystals and what their powers are. Teddy idly wonders whether Quellor has realized that he no longer possesses the Seventh Crystal, unaware that Quellor has already dispatched his pet bats to collect it. Teddy reads the last pages of the book, which goes on to describe the theft of the Seventh Crystal, the Gutang attack and the fall of the Hard To Find City and its Illiop civilization. The book tells how the Illiop leader, Theodore the Wise, took half of a medallion and led a group of refugees south, while others fled to the north. Everyone is so caught up in the story that they don't see one of Quellor's bats enter the house and fly away with the Seventh Crystal. Back at Tweeg's tower, Buffy and LB return from their honeymoon to find their boss on the verge of a nervous breakdown and Mrs. Maggotheart demanding Tweeg pay his MAVO dues. LB decides to be generous, and pays off Tweeg's dues with a portion of the gold from the seashell box. Back at the Ruxpin house, the Trio pack up, seemingly unaware that they no longer poses the Seventh Crystal, and take to the air for destinations unknown. And at MAVO HQ, Quellor reinstalls the Crystal in the Black Box and usesit to demonstrate another of the Seventh Crystal's powers -- the ability to record what it sees. The Crystal projects an image of Teddy, swearing to protect the Crystals for the rest of his life, and Quellor reaffirms his intent to take the Crystals from him...

Originally on: ITV1 (15 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: January 1, 1957 Last Aired: January 1, 1958 Show Categories: Children, Animation The adventures of a boy doll who runs away from a toy shop. Together with his feline friend Footso, a black cat with large paws, they build Stray Town. Stray Town is a haven for toys safe from their owners who mistreated them. Twizzle was so called as he could extend, or rather 'cri.. crick" his arms and legs, and be tall as a lamp post, or even tall

Originally on: Syndicated (5 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: June 24, 1962 Last Aired: August 1, 1962 Show Category: Animation This show was actually a short included as part of Bullwinkle and Friends. In each episode, Aesop tells his son, Aesop Jr., a fable, filled with morals, but also humour.

Airs Next: Spike TV at Thursday 11:00 PM (60 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: January 4, 2007 Last Aired: January 1, 2008 Show Categories: Animation, Drama Featuring the voices of Samuel L. Jackson, Ron Perlman, Jon Kassir, and Kelly Hu, Afro Samurai follows a warrior on the path to avenge his father's murder. Set in feudal Japan, this anime series depicts a journey in which the hero encounters love, betrayal, loss and brutality.

Originally on: Syndicated (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 5, 1994 Last Aired: November 4, 1995 Show Categories: Animation, Action/Adventure Aladdin has to be among Disney's greatest and beloved characters ever adapted. It all began in 1991, when Aladdin, the feature film, was released in theaters. Within its first week, it became a major blockbuster and grew to be so popular that a year later, in the summer of 1993, Disney decided to make a sequel to Aladdin featuring the return of the evil villain from the first film in The Return Of Jafar. Continuing on with Aladdin's popularity and the demand for more adventures, Disney created the Aladdin TV series a year later, in 1994. The show had 2 seasons and it become so popular and so high in demand that it exceeded the normal 65 episode limitation of a Disney cartoon series. With that, Disney made a 3rd season of Aladdin in 1995 which contained 8 additional episodes. After the last episode of Aladdin aired, Disney wrapped up the tales of Aladdin with the 1996 film Aladdin and the King Of Thieves. NOTE: But even though it would be correct to classify the three movies as part of the series, they are not official episodes and therefore aren't included in the "first aired" and "last aired" categories. Close Full Summary [-]

Originally on: TV Land (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: August 1, 2003 Last Aired: August 1, 2003 Show Categories: Animation, Variety Shows Welcome to The Alan Brady Show guide at TV.com. Carl Reiner is the voice of Alan Brady, who returns as the egocentric host of the show. The Alan Brady Show originally appeared as a comedy-variety show within The Dick Van Dyke Show . Although time has passed, classic television's oldest TV host remains as caustic and brash as ever as he works with his staff to come up with a big idea for their 50th Anniversary Show.

Status: Ended Premiered: July 1, 1959 Last Aired: September 23, 1959 Show Categories: Children, Animation A precursor to the modern children's show, Albert's Place featured a puppet who lived in an attic surrounded by all his precious possessions, and was occasionally visited by a few friends. The series ran Wednesday nights on CBC at 5:00 PM from 1 July 1959 to 23 September 1959. There is no editor for this show. If you would like to be the editor look here for details.

Airs Next: NBC at Saturday 12:00 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 16, 1989 Last Aired: August 25, 1990 Show Category: Animation Because of the big success of the TV show "ALF", the producers decieded in 1988 to create two animated ALF series. One is just called "ALF" and it's about ALF's time on Melmac and the other one is called "ALF Tales", and that's the one this page is about. While the "real" ALF always appeares in the beginning of each ALF animated episode to give a little introduction to his memories, ALF tales consists completely of animated scenes, there's no real life part in it. Spinoff of: ALF

Airs Next: NBC at Saturday 11:00 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 26, 1987 Last Aired: January 7, 1989 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy ALF The Animated Series was a spin off of the live action ALF series and followed ALF's adventures on his home planet of Melmac with his family, his girlfriend Rhonda and friends Skip and Sloop. ALF The Animated Series first aired on NBC in September 26, 1987 and was produced by DIC Entertainment.

Originally on: VARA (25 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: December 24, 1989 Last Aired: March 16, 1991 Show Category: Animation Alfred Jodocus Kwak is the titular character in a European-Japanese cartoon about an orphaned duck. The series is based on a Dutch theater show by Herman van Veen. While the show is designed ostensibly for children, it deals with unusually mature and dark themes. Alfred's family is killed by a car in the first episode. Bigotry, political zeal, and social justice are topics that the series touches on frequently.

Airs Next: FOX at Saturday 10:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 22, 2001 Last Aired: May 18, 2002 Show Categories: Animation, Science-Fiction A meteor carrying organisms that evolve at a very quick rate crashes into the Arizona Desert, and a team of four must eliminate all these creatures before they destroy all life on Earth. Follows up to the Ivan Reitman Science-Fiction film, "Evolution" the characters, Ira Kane, Harry Block, Lucy Mai, and Wayne Green must study all these extraterrestrial lifeforms and find a way to defeat them all. THE ALIENATORS IRA KANE A biologist and chemist who is fascinated by scientific discoveries and breakthroughs. His knowledge in science along with his excitement and passion to the idea of quite evolution leads his team to eliminating the Genus. HARRY BLOCK A sports coach who always keeps update on sport scores, etc... and loves teaching women sports. His strategic game plans help the team to victory. WAYNE GREEN A 17-year-old is n training to become a full-fledged fireman. Becoming the first human to be infected with alien DNA, he continues to mutate for brief periods of time. LUCY MAI A tough, shrewd, and aggressive lieutenant who was trained by a Special Forces team called The Blue Berets. She believes that everything should be done by the book, and if it is not explained in the book, they should avoid it. GASSIE Stands for "Genetically Altered Symbiotic Stasis in Evolution". It is the team's pet and was an actual alien neutralized by Ira and evolved into Gassie, who has the ability to track other alien/Genus creatures. When Gassie detects the Genus, he begins to quiver and emit foul smells. ...and the most important enemy: SCOPES is the genus' boss: he's intelligent and he wants to take over the universe with Grenger's help. We'll see Scopes in a lot of episodes in a different "look"(like a bee, a horse or similar).

Airs Next: ABC at Saturday 8:00 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 21, 1996 Last Aired: November 6, 1998 Show Category: Animation All Dogs Go To Heaven: The Series was based on the 2nd Don Bluth movie All Dogs Go To Heaven 2, as Charlie B. Barkin, and his longtime friend/sidekick, Itchy Itchiford, become Gaurdian Angels, helping people and dogs alike on Earth, while being under the watchful eye of the Archangel Canine, Anabelle. In this series we see a new side of both Charlie and Itchy as never been told or reveled before. We also get to see the favorite villians, Carface and Killer and the new evil female Whippet villian from the other side as Anabelle's cousin, Belladonns. The series also features the sassy lvable Sasha LaFleur as always beautiful and still has feelings for Charlie and Plus, we meet Itchy's new girlfriend named Winifred Bessamay also known as Bess. As she's a charm lovable and understanding female dog to get along with Itchy alot. The series became a daytime Emmy Award nomination in 1997. The series can now be found with some episodes on VHS/DVD. Character Profiles Charlie B. (Burt) Barkin:(German Shepherd) The main hero of the series. He's lived (well sorta, since he was in Heaven from 1939 til 1996) a very long life, as a gambler, a trickster, and sometimes an all around menace. But when things get tough for him and his friends, he will always pull through and save the day... even if he often annoys them to near insanity. Though it is never mentioned, his birthday is September 13th. Itchy Itchiford: (Dachsund) Charlie's longtime, flea-infested sidekick/friend. Shy, but very loyal to his friends. Sasha LaFleur: (Irish Setter) A seductive, attractive dog, who owns a cafe known as "The Flea Bite". Charlie's always after her, but Sasha just won't admit her love to him, even though she really does love him deep down inside. Gerta: Sasha's friend who often helps out at the cafe. Anabelle: (Whippet) The Archangel of Canine Heaven. She keeps a close watch on Charlie and tries to keep him out of trouble. Though she acts as a friend (and also somewhat of an overprotective mother!) to him, there is questioning from the first movie, as to whether or not she is in love with him. Bess: Itchy's girlfriend, who he once saved from getting run over. Bess is a very talented pooch, who's won many awards. Carface Caruthers: (Pit Bull) A mean and greedy dog, who's had it out for Charlie since 1939, when he almost killed (well, technically he did) him with an old car, running him off a dock. Now, he is still up to his old tricks and is often being a big pain to Charlie and co. Killer: (Mixed) Carface's longtime sidekick, who's very loyal to him. He's somewhat of a technical wizard and loves building things. Belladonna: (Whippet) (Didn't appear until Second Season) Though Belladonna is actually Anabelle's cousin, they act like twin sisters... with Belladonna being the traditional Evil one. She is, in almost every way possible, the exact opposite of Anabelle, wanting nothing more than utter destruction. She often tries to trick Charlie into joining her, and almost succeeds, but luckily, Charlie's will was too strong for her to control when his friends became involed. The series is now briefly airing in Toon Disney for now.

Airs Next: Nickelodeon at Saturday 7:00 AM (30 min.) Status: On Hiatus / TBD Premiered: April 12, 2003 Last Aired: January 1, 2007 Show Categories: Animation, Children Nickelodeon, after hearing the demands from the fans, made a one-time special called 'All Growed Up', which was a Rugrats episode showing them in 10 years. Airing on June 21, 2001, it was the highest rated Nick program ever. After the success, Nick called Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo, and asked them to make a series involving the kids 9 years older. The series, All Grown Up, had its sneak preview on Saturday, 4/12/2003 at 9:30 PM EST on Nickelodeon, following the Kids' Choice Awards, with the first episode, "Coup DeVille." In August, the second episode (but first produced), "Susie Sings the Blues," was released direct-to-video.

Airs Next: CBS at Saturday 10:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 11, 1993 Last Aired: August 27, 1994 Show Categories: Animation, Children Based upon one of the most successful and evergreen comic strips ever published (and inspiration for the hit live action movie), Hank Ketcham's classic "Dennis The Menace," this series stars the irrepressible Dennis and his unwilling best friend, the grumpy Mr. Wilson. This heartwarming and hilarious series depicts the adult world from a child's perspective.

Airs Next: CBS at Saturday 8:00 AM (60 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 9, 1978 Last Aired: September 5, 1981 Show Categories: Animation, Children Popeye originally started as a 1929 comic strip character in E.C. Segar's "Thimble Theatre." Soon he appeared as an animated character on screen in 1933 and has ever since starred in hundreds of animated cartoons as well as a live-action movie. In the 1970s, Hanna-Barbera brought Popeye and friends to the Saturday morning realm with better animation than the 1960s Popeye cartoons for TV. When the show became the "Popeye and Olive Show" in 1980, such segments included a spoof on the film "Private Benjamin" with Olive Oyl in the role of Goldie Hawn. "Private Olive" also featured the ghastly creature named Alice the Goon from the comics as well as Eugene the magical Jeep from Darkest Africa. At the end of each cartoon there was a segment featuring Popeye and his nephews. This had Popeye teaching them a lesson. For example, Popeye was smoking his pipe, so the kids asked about it and he explained that he doesn't actually SMOKE it, and that it was his TOOTING pipe. There was no violence on the show, which paralleled later scenes in the Segar comic. The middle feature of the 1978-81 series was Dinky Dog, the misadventures of a humongous sheepdog and his mistresses, Monica and Sandy.

Airs Next: ABC at Saturday 11:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 10, 1983 Last Aired: September 1, 1984 Show Categories: Animation, Children This series was created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbara in September of 1983. The show stars include Scooby, Shaggy, Scrappy, and Daphne. This was the first Scooby series to not feature Fred or Velma as show stars. Scooby and Shaggy still solved mysteries with Scooby's little nephew. Scrappy-Doo is Scooby's fealess puppy nephew. It's kinda like the old Scooby and Scrappy shows, only they travel with their dear friend Daphne. Originally Aired: September 10, 1983 to September 1, 1984 on ABC from 11:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Syndication Cartoon Network occasionally airs episodes of the show but at various times. Kids Wb sometimes airs episodes. The Boomerang network airs all of the different Scooby shows. Scooby Doo Related Series Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? - This was the first installment of the Scooby Doo series which began in 1969 until 1970. The New Scooby-Doo Movies - The second installment was set up in a 1 hour format starring guest celebrities. This series went from 1972 to 1973. The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour - The third installment was a very short lived series combining a half hour with both Scooby and Dynomutt shows. This series lasted only the later months of 1976. Scooby and Scrappy Doo - The forth installment is one of the longest running Scooby Doo series lasting for 5 years. Scooby's nephew Scrappy is introduced with all the gang in the 30 minute format solving mysteries. This series went from 1979 to 1984. After this series the All-New Scooby & Scrappy Doo Show replaced it and only lasted 1 season. The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries - This sixth series is a continuation of the All New Scooby & Scrappy Doo Show. Along with the 1983 series this one also did not star Velma or Fred. This one lasted 13 episodes in 1984. 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo - This seventh installment featured Scooby, Shaggy, Scrappy, Daphne without Velma or Fred. Also added to the cast was Vincent Van Ghoul and Flim Flam. This series only lasted 13 episodes in 1985. A Pup Named Scooby-Doo - This eighth installment brought back Shaggy, Scooby, Daphne, Velma, and Fred together again except this time they are kids. This series lasted a while longer than some of its past installments going for 3 seasons from 1988 to 1991. What's New Scooby-Doo? - 10 years later brings the ninth installment of the Scooby series. This time the creators reincarnate the original Scooby gang from 1969 with a few new 21 century twists. This series started in 2002 and is still on at this time.

Originally on: Nickelodeon (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: July 12, 1994 Last Aired: May 1, 1996 Show Categories: Children, Animation Allegra's Window is about a puppet in pre-school that teaches her family and friends about life as a pre-schooler. CHARACTERS Allegra - A 3-year old girl who's the main character of Allegra's Window. Rondo - Allegra's older brother who Allegra sometimes has to help out. Lindi - Allegra's puppy and best friend. She acts a lot like a human, too! Reed - Another one of Allegra's friends that she invites over to her house often. Theme Song Allegra: There's a great big world outside. Voices: Allegra's window. Allegra: Never know until you try. Voices: Allegra's window. Allegra: There's so much I want to know so much to see and do. And I learn so much by looking through. Voices: Allegra's window. Allegra: You come too. Voices: Allegra's window. Allegra: Peekaboo! Voices: We're always learning something new. All: And you're invited by guess who! Allegra: Me, Allegra!

Airs Next: NBC at Saturday 10:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 17, 1983 Last Aired: August 25, 1990 Show Categories: Animation, Children This show focuses on three superstar chipmunks who have their own band and the crazy adventures they get into. It also features The Chipettes, their female counterparts. If you have any info, please contribute it! Broadcast History ----------------- During its run, Alvin & the Chipmunks, existed in three forms... Alvin & the Chipmunks (Seasons 1-5): All of the original episodes, aired on NBC. The Chipmunks: Best of Alvin & the Chipmunks, aired in syndication. The Chipmunks Go To the Movies (Season 6): This was also aired on NBC, not traditional episodes. All of the episodes were spoofs of famous movies. The Characters Alvin Alvin is the oldest of the chipmunks, and also the lead singer of their group. He is always the one who gets them into trouble, (usually in an attempt to get rich or famous) and tends to be selfish, self centered, and conceited at times. He really hates to be alone and is VERY vain about his looks, although he does suffer from 'small munk complex'. (his height). Regardless of all this, he is very protective of his brothers. (unless of course, he's the one doing the teasing and torturing...) Simon Simon is the second oldest of the chipmunks and is considered the brain of the group. He is always the voice of reason and logic behind Alvin's crazy schemes, and usually, (unsuccessfully), tries to talk him out of following these crazy ideas.. He is very level headed in tough situations and is a strong believer in following the rules-- though occasionally he does break them along with his brothers to make sure they don't get into too much trouble... In his spare time, he enjoys reading and studying. Theodore Theodore is considered the nicest out of all the chipmunks and can get along with just about anyone-- although he does tend to be shy at times. He loves to eat and almost always seems to be hungry. He also enjoys cooking and baking in his spare time-- ( which helps explain his cute little plump figure) and tends to scare easily. He usually gets really nervous when he's around a girl he likes, and tends to be a little slow when it comes to learning in school. Dave Dave is the Chipmunks father, and also their manager. He found the boys after they were abandoned on his doorstep, but loves them like they were his own. But Alvin is always driving him crazy with his schemes, causing him to yell his name at the top of his lungs in anger and exasperation. Brittany Brittany is the oldest of her sisters, and also the lead singer of their group. She can be egotistical and selfish, just like Alvin at times, and is EXTREMELY vain about her looks. She enjoys acting, modeling, and singing-- and is constantly competing with the Chipmunks over whose group is better. Since she is supposed to be the counterpart of Alvin, she too is always coming up with different ideas on how to get rich and famous. And again, just like Alvin, she tends to be very protective of her sisters-- although at times, it takes her awhile.... Jeanette Jeanette is the brain of the group, and also the nice one, though she is very clumsy. Yet her personality doesn't resemble Simon's very much (except for her intelligence). In that respect, she is much more like Theodore. She is very kind towards her sisters, and tends to be quiet and shy. She is very confident about who she is, however, and doesn't seem to care what other people think about her. In her spare time she enjoys reading and studying. Eleanor Just like Theodore, Eleanor loves to cook and bake, and because of it, is a little plump. Here though, the similarity ends. Her personality is not really like Theodore's at all: in reality, it's actually closer to Simon's than anyone else's. Like him, she is usually the one who tries to talk Brittany out of following her crazy schemes and tends to gets extremely annoyed and complains when her sister does something stupid. In a way, however, she is also a lot like Alvin: she is very athletic and good at almost every sport and would do anything to help her sisters. In this way, I think Eleanor is supposed to be a combination of all the Chipmunks, even though she is usually meant to represent Theodore's counterpart. Ms. Miller Miss Miller is the strange, eccentric, but nice, old lady who lives next door to the Chipmunks. She also happens to have a crush on Dave! She eventually ends up raising the Chipettes. Uncle Harry A sneaky, greedy, con-munk who originally pretends to be the Chipmunks long-lost uncle, in order to get them to work for him, with minimum pay: (or nothing at all). The Chipmunks eventually figure out that he's not really their uncle, and so leave, returning to Dave. Uncle Harry, however, makes several more appearances throughout the television series. At one he even cons the Chipettes. The Chipmunks Mother Eventually, the Chipmunks go searching for their long-lost mother and after days of a treacherous search, actually manage to find her! At first, everyone's happy, but eventually Alvin gets upset since he doesn't understand why she abandoned them. Their mother explains that the year she abandoned them there was a horrible winter and all of the animals in the forest were forced to leave their homes because of it. The fact that they were so young, forced her to realize that they wouldn't survive the journey if she brought them with her. So instead, she decided to leave them with a nice man who was always kind to the forest animals (Dave). She said, "Giving up her babies was the hardest thing she ever did," and then told them that when spring came and she could finally return to get them, she saw how happy they were with Dave, and thought they'd be better off with him. Eventually, Alvin forgives his mother, and they all part ways on a good note: promising to keep in touch.

Airs Next: CBS at Wednesday 7:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: October 4, 1961 Last Aired: September 5, 1962 Show Categories: Animation, Children Ross Bagdasarian, who with William Saroyan wrote "Come On-A My House" for Rosemary Clooney, created Alvin, Theodore and Simon, the Chipmunks for his recording "Witch Doctor." It was a smash hit novelty record which led to many recordings of Alvin and the Chipminks. In 1961, CBS greenlighted a prime time cartoon show, The Alvin Show, sponsored by Jell-O from General Foods. It was animated by Format Films under the direction of Jack Kinney and ran only one season on CBS, then went three years in repeats Saturday mornings. The show featured a cartoon with the Chipmunks, one of Clyde Crashcup, an scientist (voice by Shep Menken) who claims to have invented everything), and a song spot with the Chipmunks, many derived from their recordings. In 1979, fourteen years after being canceled by CBS, repeats of the show returned to NBC in the second season on their Saturday morning line-up. It was syndicated by Viacom afterwards.

Originally on: Syndicated (120 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 7, 1992 Last Aired: January 1, 1996 Show Category: Animation Welcome to the Amazin' Adventures guide at TV.com. Envying the success of The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera and The Disney Afternoon, Bohbot Entertainment decided to get in on the cartoon packaging act. In cooperation with DIC and Saban, Bohbot syndicated a string of animated programs to independent television stations, to be run together in two-hour weekend blocks. The first run, in 1992, later came to be called Amazin' Adventures I. This package contained "Double Dragon", "King Arthur and the Knights of Justice", "The Hurricanes", "Mighty Max", Saban's "Around the World in Eighty Dreams", Saban's "Gulliver's Travels", and "The Wizard of Oz". In 1994, Bohbot and DIC revamped the lineup with all-new programming, in a package called Amazin' Adventures II. Ruby-Spears and New Frontier also contributed to the new block, which contained "Gadget Boy and Heather", "Street Sharks", "Ultraforce", "Mega Man", "Skysurfer Strike Force", and "Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders". As with any block, some of the shows were more popular than others, and programs rotated in and out of the lineup.

Airs Next: CBS at Saturday 9:00 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: September 9, 1972 Last Aired: December 30, 1972 Show Category: Animation Welcome to The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan guide at TV.com This family of super sleuths are comprised of the Chinese detective Charlie Chan, his 10 children and their family dog, Chu Chu. The children always try to help out their dad to bring in the bad guy. Charlie Chan's 10 children are Henry Chan, Alan Chan, Stanley Chan, Suzie Chan, Mimi Chan, Anne Chan, Tom Chan, Flip Chan, Nancy Chan, and Scooter Chan. This show was notable because it marks the only time to date that Charlie Chan was played by an actor of Chinese descent! The voice is done by Keye Luke, who played No. 1 son to Warner Oland, the Chan from the movies. Gold Key published four issues of The Amazing Chan & The Chan Clan as a comic book, all illustrated by Warren Tufts.

Learn new words and expand your vocabulary with the help of a different kind of superhero known as WordGirl. WordGirl and friends make learning fun.

Airs Next: YTV at Thursday 2:05 PM (0 min.) Status: Returning Series Premiered: January 7, 2006 Show Categories: Animation, Children Official Site: Official Site The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers! From the fictional land of Rendoosia come Xan, Adi and Enk: Three daredevils on a World Tour performing the wildest stunts the world has ever seen, often finding themselves wound up in crazy adventures!

Airs Next: SciFi at Thursday 10:30 PM (30 min.) Status: New Series Premiered: July 27, 2006 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy The Sci Fi Channel brings Oscar nominee Paul Giamatti and Emmy winner David Hyde Pierce to the small screen in the new animated series "Amazing Screw-On Head." It will follow the adventures of a secret-agent robot with the ability to screw his detachable head onto different bodies as he protects the world from evil. The series, based on the comic book by Mike Mignola ("Hellboy"), is in production and should premiere sometime in 2006. A cast of comic greats will lend their voices to the characters. David Hyde Pierce ("Frasier," "Hellboy") will play Screw-On Head's former servant turned arch-nemesis, Doctor Zombie. Molly Shannon ("Saturday Night Live") has signed on as Screw's vampire girlfriend, Patience; Patton Oswalt ("The King of Queens") is slated as sidekick Mr. Groin; and Mindy Sterling (the "Austin Powers" movies), will be playing the two roles of Geraldine and Aggie.

Originally on: Syndicated (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: June 6, 1965 Last Aired: June 27, 1966 Show Category: Animation

Airs Next: FOX at Sunday 9:30 PM (30 min.) Status: Returning Series Premiered: February 6, 2005 Show Categories: Animation, Comedy More Pictures American Dad! from Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, is the animated story of Stan Smith, who works for the CIA and is constantly on the alert for terrorist activity. Stan will go to extremes to protect his beloved America from harm – as evidenced by the terror-alert color code on his fridge, and his frequent knee-jerk reaction of shooting holes in the toaster whenever the toast pops up. Production Company: 20th Century FOX. Also see Family Guy. Character Guide: Stan Smith - Stan works for the CIA, and is constantly on the look-out for terrorists. He loves his family and will do anything to protect them, and his country. Francine Smith - Stan's wife, she has had a past life of drugs, but she has carefully hidden her party-girl personality for the sake of the conservative man she loves. She met Stan after college. Hayley Smith - The teenage daughter of the family, currently attending community college. Despite her father's best efforts she has turned out to be a left-wing liberal. Stan loves his daughter, but that doesn't necessarily mean he trusts her. Steve Smith - The dorky son, he tries to act cool, but fails. Steve is on the verge of puberty - but he just can't quite make it. His low social status sometimes leads him to taking drastic action - but no matter what he does, he's just a dork. Roger - A sarcastic alien rescued by Stan from Area 51. He resents not being allowed to leave the house, so has resorted to drinking wine and smoking cigarettes. Klaus - A German-talking goldfish, he was a CIA experiment that went horribly wrong when they tried transplanting a German man's brain into a goldfish. Klaus lusts after Francine, and will take any opportunity that comes his way.

Airs Next: CBS at Saturday 7:30 AM (30 min.) Status: Ended Premiered: October 3, 1998 Last Aired: September 9, 2000 Show Category: Animation Based on the Caldecott Award-winning book series by Eve Titus, Anatole tells the tale of a dignified mouse, Anatole. A loving husband and father to six charming children from outside of Paris, Anatole acts as an ambassador between the mouse world and the human world. From his adventures on the streets of Paris, Anatole provides an understanding of the value of diversity in a multi-cultural society. Venture out and take an exciting trip with Anatole. CHARACTERS Anatole - Every night when most everyone in France is fast asleep, a small figure in a jaunty beret and smart blue smock kisses his wife goodbye and bicycles into Paris. His name is Anatole, and he works at the world famous Duval Cheese Factory as a cheese tester. But Anatole is not just any tester – he is unique. He is acknowledged as the very best tester in the country and his opinion is valued above all others, and yet no one has seen his face, for he prefers to work alone at night, his only companion being the lovely smelling Duval cheeses…and M'Sieu Duval's not so lovely cat, Charlemagne. Anatole is the most magnificent mouse in all of France – a brave, resourceful, hard-working mouse of action. A mouse for whom a problem is not an obstacle, but an opportunity to find a solution. M'Sieu Duval - Anatole's human counterpart is his boss, M'Sieu Duval. Duval is an elegantly chic man, pompous an abit of a snob and yet smart enough to realize that he owes his current success to the mysterious Anatole. Ever since Anatole became chief cheese tester, Duval Cheese have become the toast of France. He is perpetually curious about Anatole's identity, but does not violate his desire for privacy. "A genius must be allowed his eccentricities" he tells everyone. Paul and Paulette - As the oldest siblings, Paul automatically takes charge whenever the siblings are assembled. And why not? He's a natural leader and leaders like to lead. Paul thinks he knows what's best for everyone and imposes his opinion on others. At time he is overbearing, bossy and stubborn like his dad, yet he is also mature enough to know when to pull back. Paul is often challenged by Paulette. Of the two, Paulette is more sensible and willing to reason with recalcitrant siblings than Paul. Paulette will find a compromise, or a way to present a plan that makes it acceptable to the others. Claude and Claudette - These are the artists of the family, though Claude is more verbal and Claudette more visual. It didn't't take them long to observe that the older twins get more privileges and the younger ones get more attention. Both feel that as the middle children in the family ladder, they're getting the short end of the stick. This belief has made them very close and they work in tandem jockeying for position to make themselves visible. Georges and Georgettes - All five years olds are loose cannons, but Georges is more so because of his athleticism. This is a physical, rough housing, tumbling, sprinting little boy. Things break in his wake. Georgettes is always off somewhere she's not supposed to be. Something catches her eye and she's gone. Naturally this is worrisome to parents and siblings alike. She is venturesome, outgoing and always eager to experience anything new. Gaston - Gaston is Anatole's best friend and sidekick. Where Anatole is a mouse of action, Gaston is a mouse of ideas. All his thinking, however, is a defense mechanism to cover his basic nature – he is a worrier and generally a lazy mouse. This combination make him much less of a go getter than his friend. His is a timid pragmatist, content to observe rather than participate, and to run for it and save his own hide rather than put his bottom on the line and attempt to save another person. Charlemagne the Cat - Watch out for this one. Charlemagne is Madam Duval's most beloved possession. This mean-spirited animal has very few redeeming qualities. He toys with his prey, and delights in their pleas for mercy. This is one kitty who pumps iron just to stay in shape to be a better mouse trap. He is vain, proud of his shiny black coat and his lean mean body, and hunting mice is his life. Pierre the Pigeon: Pierre is a pigeon with a fear of flying. When Anatole needs to get somewhere fast, he hops on Pierre's back and off they go. Well perhaps not right away. Anatole first has to plead, cajole, convince and persuade Pierre to take flight. Pierre doesn't't know why he has this terrible phobia – perhaps some deep trauma from his youth. Only Pierre's affection and respect for Anatole enables him to fly. Francois de Pamplemousse - Anatole's nemesis is the richest mouse in town, Francois de Pamplemousse, a misguided creature who is philosophically opposed to everything that Anatole stands for. He doesn't like humans. He uses his influence to make life uncomfortable for Anatole. He considers himself to be an aristocrat, claiming that hamster blood runs in his veins.

Airs Next: Nickelodeon at Weekdays 9:00 AM (22 min.) Status: On Hiatus / TBD Premiered: July 25, 2005 Last Aired: January 1, 2007 Show Categories: Animation, Children Angelica and Susie's School Daze is a spin-off of the Rugrats. Angelica and Susie will be entering pre-school. . The show's pilot will be entitled Pre-School Daze and will air as a Rugrats episode. Characters Angelica Pickles is a spoiled little 5 year old who is also very clever. Susie is Angelica's friend and classmate. She likes to sing. Harold is Angelica and Susie's classmate, and Angelica's friend. He can be seen in All Grown Up! Jake is another one of Angelica and Susie's classmates. Ms.Weemer is Susie and Angelica's sweet preschool teacher. This programe currently airs on Nick Toons UK.