When The CW launched, they carried over the Kids ' WB ( now Toonzai ) Saturday morning lineup from The WB.

Some programming produced by Cartoon Network Studios has also been broadcast on the now-defunct Kids ' WB, another Time Warner property.

When The WB added the Kids ' WB programming block in 1995, Warner Bros. Animation-produced Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs and later Batman: The Animated Series, ( all of which originated either on Fox Kids or in syndication ) moved to Kids ' WB with new productions and original shows included.

Most recently, Loonatics Unleashed, a futuristic version of the characters, aired on Kids ' WB!

Looney Tunes can currently be seen on the Kids WB!

* Comcast on-demand service and Kids WB online ( 2008 – 2010 )

The fledgling Fox network launched their Fox Kids programming block on weekdays and Saturdays in 1990, while The WB joined the competition with a kid's programming block shortly after the network's 1995 launch.

The Legion of Super Heroes animated series premiered on Kids ' WB!

In 1997, the show was aired on Kids ' WB during weekday mornings.

In 1997, Lear teamed up with Jim George to produce the Kids ' WB cartoon series, Channel Umptee-3.

Children's programming includes: Hi-5, Kids ' WB Australia, Kitchen Whiz, Pyramid and Magical Tales.

Kids ' WB moved, name intact, to The CW when The WB merged with UPN.

Kids ' WB aired Saturday mornings on The CW, and it aired on Sunday mornings on WUPA in Atlanta.

As a television network, it aired programs targeting mostly teenagers and young adults, with the exception of its Saturday morning line-up of shows called Kids ' WB, which was geared towards children.

The network also added the Kids ' WB programming block in 1995, which mixed Warner Brothers ' biggest hit animated shows ( Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs, and later Batman: The Animated Series, all of which originated either on Fox Kids or in syndication ), with new productions and original shows ( such as Freakazoid !, Histeria !, Superman: The Animated Series, Road Rovers, Pinky and the Brain and Batman Beyond ).

It featured the same characters seen in The Katzenjammer Kids, which was continued by Knerr.

Knerr continued drawing The Katzenjammer Kids until his death in 1949 ; the strip was then written and drawn by Charles H. Winner ( 1949 – 56 ), with Joe Musial taking over in 1956.

After the Monkees television show ended, Dolenz continued performing providing voice-overs for a number of Saturday-morning cartoon series including The Funky Phantom, Partridge Family 2200 A. D., Scooby-doo, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids, Devlin and Wonder Wheels ( from The Skatebirds ).

A few early 1990s cartoons continued to use the sound effects, such as Tom & Jerry Kids and The Addams Family.

After its default cancellation, Kids Incorporated continued to be shown in reruns on The Disney Channel until May 30, 1996.

The show continued to air on Fox until the company replaced its Fox Kids package with " FoxBox " in the United States.

The block continued on The CW, which replaced WB in their merger with UPN beginning September 18, 2006 as Kids ' WB.

* Kids ' WB continued as a broadcast television block for two years after WB went off the air, until May 17, 2008 when CBS and Time Warner sold the Saturday morning block time to 4Kids Entertainment.

They proved to be so popular that they continued to make movies under various monikers, including the East Side Kids, the Little Tough Guys, and the Bowery Boys, until 1958.

The Berenstains often drew inspiration from their own family experiences, which Stan credited for the series ' continued relevance: " Kids still tell fibs and they mess up their rooms and they still throw tantrums in the supermarket ... Nobody gets shot.

Poliakoff continued to write stage plays, becoming writer-in-residence for the National Theatre at the age of 24, but he became increasingly interested in the medium of television, with Stronger Than the Sun ( 1977 – BBC1 Play for Today ), Bloody Kids ( 1980 – ATV ), Caught on a Train ( 1980 – BBC2 Playhouse ) starring Peggy Ashcroft, and Soft Targets ( 1982 – Play for Today ).

The improvements continued throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, with the addition of a themed kids area, Adventure Land for Kids in 1988, and in 1989 Grizzly Run replaced a kids ride area that was located where a skatepark was.

This name continued, the year changing for each different annual until the release of the 2002 book in 2001 when it was called ' The Bash Street Kids Book ', and then changed again with the release of the 2003 annual in 2002 when it first adapted its next name, The Bash Street Kids Annual, though the year and ' from The Beano still appeared at the end.

The icon continued to be used after the switch to ABC Kids until 2004, when it was replaced by a mortarboard hat that said " e / i " on it and an ABC logo that jumped to the top of the screen to wear the e / i hat.

For a while it continued with afternoon cartoons from the network, known as Fox Kids, as well as top rated off-network sitcoms in the evenings.

Midge Ure, whose band Slik had split up and reformed as the punkier PVC2, moved to London and joined The Rich Kids, and Jones dropped out and continued with The Clash.

In the fall of 1998, KTVI reduced the weekday Fox Kids programs to just two hours ( from three ) and, in 2000, dropped weekday Fox Kids completely while Saturday mornings were continued.

* WITI ( Channel 6 ) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which would opt to not take the block upon becoming a Fox station in 1994, leaving it on WCGV ( Channel 24 ), which was the previous Fox affiliate and took UPN affiliation shortly thereafter, however WCGV continued to show more preference to Fox Kids than the weaker teen-targeting UPN Kids block.

However, both WNYW and KTTV continued to air Fox Kids programming on Saturday mornings, only moving the weekday block to WWOR and KCOP, respectively.

This arrangement for WTTA to air Fox Kids continued until the end of 2001 when Fox Kids ended weekdays but continued reruns on Saturdays.

In 1999, UPN made a deal with Disney to air select programming from ABC's Disney's One Saturday Morning block ( later ABC Kids ) in place of the teen series.

The transition to digital television has allowed for the debut of whole digital subchannels that air children's programming 24 / 7 ; examples include PBS Kids Sprout, qubo, and Smile of a Child TV.

In 2005, for example, a proposal to air Kids Incorporated as part of The Disney Channel's Saturday night teen line-up fell through when Disney officials suggested removing much of the music and replacing it with blooper reels.

In 1955, " Startime Kids " went off air.

In 2004, WCIU-TV dropped Kids ' WB programming, with WGN-TV picking up the block to air on its Chicago area feed.

Treehouse TV and TVOntario air Bob the Builder in Canada, and it was shown on Nick Jr. beginning on 15 January 2001 up until 2005 in the United States until the 2005 – 2006 season when it was offered as part of the PBS Kids lineup, and currently airs on the PBS Kids Sprout cable network.

Having celebrated its 125th anniversary in the summer of 2003 ( even though hampered by the 2003 blackout ), " The Ex "-as it is also popularly known — offers a wide variety of entertainment and events, midway rides, a working farm, parades, sports, international food and shopping, Kids ' World and a three-day air show, Canadian International Air Show.

3 Kids which will air programming aimed at 4-12 year olds and 3 Classics a channel which focuses on Irish documentaries and film.

The show returned to America in 2005, when episodes began to air on PBS Kids Sprout.

The show was shown in the USA on PBS Kids in HD until 2005 when it was taken off the air along with Teletubbies and Reading Rainbow.

This was the last full season to completely air on Fox Kids following the sale of Fox Family Worldwide, which included Fox Family, Fox Kids and Saban Entertainment being purchased by The Walt Disney Company.

With the rise of federally-mandated E / I programming guidelines, some of the network's affiliate groups, primarily Hearst Television and Allbritton Communications, refused to carry any show that did not fulfill E / I requirements ( such as Kim Possible or the Power Rangers series during their time on ABC Kids ) in order to instead free up time to air locally produced programming.

Reruns also air on PBS Kids Sprout.

The Pinky Lee Kids TV Show went off the air after one season.

However, in the fall of 1996, because Reverend Larry Rice refused to air commercials on Fox Kids and replaced them with ministry messages ), Fox pulled Fox Kids from KNLC and moved it to KTVI.

By 1993, Fox Kids was up to three hours on Monday-Fridays ( usually 2 p. m .- 5 p. m. local time, making Fox Kids the first network programming to air in the 4: 00 P. M. hour since 1986 ) and four hours on Saturdays ( 8 a. m .- noon ET / PT, 7 a. m .- 11 a. m. CT / MT ).

The cities with alternate independent, UPN or WB stations, Fox contracted to air the Fox Kids block on these other stations so that their O & O and affiliate stations were free to program all of their hours for older audiences or news.