Cartoon Network's Christmas programming
 

Here's what's a-comin'...

NEW
Chowder: Hey, Hey, It's Knishmas has Marzipan City awaiting the arrival of Knish Kringle, but Chowder fears he may not get the present he wants, and Mung Daal races time to make a Schmingerbread House. Premieres Dec. 4 at 8 PM. Encores: Dec. 7, 21, 24 and 25.

6teen: Deck The Mall. The gang gets locked inside the mall after closing time. Premieres Dec. 7, 12 Noon. No encores.

Batman: The Brave And The Bold - Invasion Of The Secret Santas! has Batman and Red Tornado teaming up to stop Fun Haus' crime spree. Premieres Dec. 12, 8 PM. No encores.

In Search Of Santa is a feature with two princess penguins believing a falling star came from one of Santa's reindeer. Premieres Dec. 14, 9 PM. No encores.

Doogal has a candy-happy mutt and his friends trying to stop an evil soreceror from freezing the earth. Premieres Dec. 21, 7 PM. No encores.

RETURNING
Camp Lazlo: Kamp Kringle, Dec. 13, 21, 14.
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends: A Lost Claus, Dec. 15, 21, 24, 25.
The Powerpuff Girls: 'Twas The Fight Before Christmas, Dec. 21, 25.
A Johnny Bravo Christmas, Dec. 21, 24.
Ed, Edd & Eddy's Jingle Jingle Jangle, Dec. 21, 24.
George Of The Jungle: Jungle Bells/The Goat Of Christmas Presents, Dec. 21, 24, 25.
Billy & Mandy Save Christmas, Dec. 21, 24.
Krypto The Superdog: Storybook Holiday, Dec. 24.
Tom & Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale, Dec. 7, 9, 21, 24, 25.
What's New, Scooby Doo?: Ho Ho Horrors, Dec. 7, 21, 24, 25.
Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer, Dec. 7, 8, 16, 18, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.
Bah, Humduck: A Looney Tunes Christmas, Dec. 13, 21, 24, 25.
Olive The Other Reindeer, Dec. 13, 21.
Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas (the Chuck Jones original), Dec. 17, 21, 24.
Casper's Haunted Christmas, Dec. 21, 24.
The Legend Of Frosty The Snowman, Dec. 21.
Baby Looney Tunes: Taz In Toyland, Dec. 24.

Nine airings of "Grandma got run over by a reindeer"?? I think they're going a little over board with that show. I got so sick and tired of it last year. This year, I haven't even seen it, but seeing it's getting nine airings, I'm already tired of it. ::)

I'm glad to see Foster's is getting four airings though. At least that's more than most of the others. I can't wait to see it again, ALC is one of my favorite episodes! :bloosmirk:

Oh, I agree. I've seen that show so many times, I've even begun to hate the song. They've gone overboard with all of those airings.

As for the new airings, the new Chowder looks alright, 6teen... I'm not gonna critisize seriess I've never seen yet, but this may be promising. Like usual, CN looks like it's new Christmas feature doesn't look like that good a show.

What a bunch of crap.


At least they're airing "Foster's". ::)

I'm loking forward to the new episode of Chowder, at least. Greenblatt says it turned out well, and I'm trusting him this time.

DON'T LET ME DOWN!!

Also, looking forward to the rerun of A Lost Claus. :D

I hope this is the start of Foster's airing again. I mean they're airing Billy & Mandy again (which I think before Foster's was CN's biggest show) why not Foster's?

Can't wait for the Chowder & Batman.

am i the only one who finds it weird they are airing "grandma got run over by a reindeer" like 9 times and "how the grinch stole christmas" only 3 times?

Guess not. :P

Cant wait for the chowder special. and fosters. and johnny bravo. and all those other good christmas shows.

Yeah I know 'Grandma' is boring. Grinch FTW.

Well, the Chuck Jones version Yeah! The Ron Howard version not so much.

When I think "Grinch", I think the Chuck Jones version. :bloobleh:

Most of the programs listed I've either seen, have on a disc somewhere, or don't have any interest in. The exception is, um, 6teen: Deck The Mall. :-[

What can I say? I watched the show a few times while trying to record a commercial for Destination Imagination and discovered that I liked it. I have no idea why; maybe because the characters are realistic and visually far more appealing (they kind of remind me of Erin Esurance) than the likes of Chowder or Flapjack. Pretty funny, too, another quality sadly lacking in most of CN's current lineup. It's better than anything else CN has subjected me to this past week, that much is certain. :P

Hmmm... Maybe you should watch TDI. It's made by the same people.

Sorry to break it to you but I've seen a commercial for the new Foster's & Frankie is a damsel in distress.

Maybe she'll be like Princess Leia & resist it.

Lol.

Besides the commercial for it, any other info available yet?

Check the Destination Imagination thread; any info will be posted there. Nothing new at present.

Now, back on topic everyone, okay? :herriman:

D'oh! Didn't see that thread when I posted here. Wasn't thinking clearly. :cheesegrin: Sorry.

Yuh, anyways, might try and watch "A Lost Clause" when it airs. Dunno. It's honestly one of CN's "newer" (2004 onwards) better specials.

Am I the only one who finds it funny/strange that "Flap Jack" idn't getting a Christmas special? Or maybe it was... dunno.

Yeah I didn't see one listed, I dunno maybe it was found out that Pirates/Adventurers don't celebrate Christmas or something. :P

That or it's time spent on the air. Flapjack hasn't really been on the air that much, so there may not have been the ability to make a Christmas special yet. I rarely see shows having a Christmas special in their first year, I'm sorta amazed Chowder already does.

Many of the episodes (Lost Claus, Kamp Kringle as two examples) are also available on demand on digital cable services through December and into the new year as well. Check with your cable system's onscreen programming guide.

It's been over a year of Chowder. Plus it's the second season. Spongebob git the X-mas special in the second season too.