Cartoon Network, a channel that was launched in 1992 originally for old school Hanna-Barbera cartoon reruns, then in 1995 came up with the World Premiere Toons, or the What A Cartoon Show which gave birth to the 8 original Cartoon Cartoons, and from that point on Cartoon Network started coming up with its own original programming like they still do today with the new generation of shows. Then a few years later Toonami came out with anime and action shows for kids to watch on weekdays, and then Kids WB shows started joining the lineup for reruns, which brought a lot of variety into the channel. Cartoon Network has been through a roller-coaster over the years, certain shows have come and go, including blocks, and the new ones have came along for new generations to come. However, everybody has their own opinions about their favorite ages of Cartoon Network. But I'm going to challenge all of you, it's a tough one, but what do you believe was the absolute peak year of Cartoon Network, or your favorite year of the channel its whole history that gave you the most nostalgia or memories. Give your reasons why. I'm going to start with 1995 and go all the way to 2009, it's a long span but I'll do it. I'm not nominating 1992-1994 because the channel was still pretty young with just mainly old school reruns only, but if there's a year that's not in this poll, then go ahead and include your opinion on here. I'm obviously not nominating 2010-2015, since it's recent, but again if any of your favorite years are in that span, go right ahead and tell me! ;D

1995:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2Z5J6KuaWY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EUNOnxY6IY

1996:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH6k6TxB5qE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbOv8SYTme0

1997:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOV_EAl2Si8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XHQcHSccYg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hue1ymO0-Uo

1998:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pem3CMxN7-g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZf48jH6V0U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0urDQJVaNk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j1PvpFXfPU

1999:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv9F4TtYMcc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuI-PTtBqcQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtOYsuGwtiY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sR-fHsAAMyY

2000:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncs5shhbA7g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR0iWrlnNto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWPiM1R1l4g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPQ8ai7oPT4

2001:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDfnSeOP4-w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoyGC3cAbhw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FUbV64S59E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGyS1HGyJBY

2002:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lz2Y6TKmxVw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBoiW0n3y4o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xraa34w5eHk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cee3fpfC70c

2003:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAqhvTnqvSQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjKTePmJIys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gC39v3z-rXs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqTefEUw3UY

2004:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE7VS6t2zu4 (this video pretty much has all the 2003 & 2004 Cartoon Network stuff put into one complication)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i43ngQt2dFQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWE-jRZH1IE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwZ7sPVy0us

2005:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n6n6j3eSVY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHgcpY1lFtg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFoEqfbn_WE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYBl4fiI--o

2006:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oey1jW4ukpM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euxjwqT87Fg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FN3eGqloiQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm-yC7S1xhs

2007:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNFMzTM37NY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVqxc0_pRc8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5aodvpcpF4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yABkY8IVpmw

1998-99, because Johnny Bravo was still on.  ;D

Damn. This is hard. At the end of the day, I would say 2003. I believe 2003 was the finale peak for Cartoon Network. By that time,  Cartoon Network couldn't get anymore diverse. Cartoon Network, including Toonami at that time was airing examples such as the Buu Saga of Dragon Ball Z which is the saga I enjoyed most of all from DBZ. Yu Yu Hakusho, Dragon Ball, Kension, New He-Man, golden age Pokémon, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy premiered at its peak, and Teen Titans. Adult Swim followed with golden age Family Guy premier, Lupin The Third and just as much golden age bumpers and it wasn't weird.

Cartoon Network 2003 definitely has my vote.

2002, because that was the last full year of the Cartoon Cartoons era, the last year new episodes of Courage the Cowardly Dog were being aired, the year The Powerpuff Girls Movie came to theaters, and the series premiere of Codename: Kids Next Door.  December 6, 2002 was a pretty exciting day in my life.  2003 did have good variety, and was the first full year KND was on the air, but it was also when TRL infected Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, as well as the period a lot of classic Cartoon Cartoons either got cancelled or just declined badly in quality (PPG suffered the same fate as Spongebob after its feature film, losing the classic team of writers and then turning into a borderline Nick Jr. show with terrible humor and hardly any action whatsoever).

1997-2006, fantastic
2007-2009 garbage
2010-now ???

2002 has my vote, but 2001, 2003, and 2004 were great years for the network as well

2001 HANDS DOWN, then 2002!!!! :D  and it's not even close!

Damn. This is hard. At the end of the day, I would say 2003. I believe 2003 was the finale peak for Cartoon Network. By that time,  Cartoon Network couldn't get anymore diverse. Cartoon Network, including Toonami at that time was airing examples such as the Buu Saga of Dragon Ball Z which is the saga I enjoyed most of all from DBZ. Yu Yu Hakusho, Dragon Ball, Kension, New He-Man, golden age Pokémon, Tiny Toon Adventures, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy premiered at its peak, and Teen Titans. Adult Swim followed with golden age Family Guy premier, Lupin The Third and just as much golden age bumpers and it wasn't weird.

Cartoon Network 2003 definitely has my vote.

Frieza and Cell Saga are my favorite sagas of DBZ, but to each his own. and yeah Luipn ROCKS!!!

probably 2002 and 2004/5

Okay, I'm going to cheat a little bit. I went with 1999 on the poll, but really my vote for the absolute peak of Cartoon Network, if possible, would go to the combined 1999-2000 time period. Think of everything you had during that 24 month span:

-- Cartoon Cartoon Fridays makes it's debut.
-- Dragon Ball Z peaks with the Namek and Android sagas.
-- "Ed, Edd & Eddy", "Courage the Cowardly Dog", and the underrated "Sheep in the Big City" all premiere.
-- TOM 1.0 debuts as Toonami host, then is replaced by TOM 2.0 following the much hyped "Intruder" mini-series.
-- Toonami reaches it's absolute zenith, expanding to late night with "The Midnight Run" and Saturday mornings with "The Rising Sun".
-- The greatest special in Cartoon Network history airs with "The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote".
-- "Gundam Wing" and "Tenchi Muyo" are added to Toonami, completing the block's most iconic lineup.
-- The "Big Four" Cartoon Cartoons ("Dexter's Laboratory", "Johnny Bravo", "Cow & Chicken" and "Powerpuff Girls") were all still in top form and producing new episodes.

I just don't see how that can be topped. 8)

Okay, I'm going to cheat a little bit. I went with 1999 on the poll, but really my vote for the absolute peak of Cartoon Network, if possible, would go to the combined 1999-2000 time period. Think of everything you had during that 24 month span:

-- Cartoon Cartoon Fridays makes it's debut.
-- Dragon Ball Z peaks with the Namek and Android sagas.
-- "Ed, Edd & Eddy", "Courage the Cowardly Dog", and the underrated "Sheep in the Big City" all premiere.
-- TOM 1.0 debuts as Toonami host, then is replaced by TOM 2.0 following the much hyped "Intruder" mini-series.
-- Toonami reaches it's absolute zenith, expanding to late night with "The Midnight Run" and Saturday mornings with "The Rising Sun".
-- The greatest special in Cartoon Network history airs with "The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote".
-- "Gundam Wing" and "Tenchi Muyo" are added to Toonami, completing the block's most iconic lineup.
-- The "Big Four" Cartoon Cartoons ("Dexter's Laboratory", "Johnny Bravo", "Cow & Chicken" and "Powerpuff Girls") were all still in top form and producing new episodes.

I just don't see how that can be topped. 8)

If I recall that was most of 2000 than 1999.

I will say probably the mid to late 90's had the better cartoons.

Wow, I'm surprised a lot of people have voted for 2002 so far! From January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002, is there really something about that span that was very special, magical, or golden for Cartoon Network!? ??? :D

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Okay, I'm going to cheat a little bit. I went with 1999 on the poll, but really my vote for the absolute peak of Cartoon Network, if possible, would go to the combined 1999-2000 time period. Think of everything you had during that 24 month span:

-- Cartoon Cartoon Fridays makes it's debut.
-- Dragon Ball Z peaks with the Namek and Android sagas.
-- "Ed, Edd & Eddy", "Courage the Cowardly Dog", and the underrated "Sheep in the Big City" all premiere.
-- TOM 1.0 debuts as Toonami host, then is replaced by TOM 2.0 following the much hyped "Intruder" mini-series.
-- Toonami reaches it's absolute zenith, expanding to late night with "The Midnight Run" and Saturday mornings with "The Rising Sun".
-- The greatest special in Cartoon Network history airs with "The Big Game XXVIII: Road Runner vs. Coyote".
-- "Gundam Wing" and "Tenchi Muyo" are added to Toonami, completing the block's most iconic lineup.
-- The "Big Four" Cartoon Cartoons ("Dexter's Laboratory", "Johnny Bravo", "Cow & Chicken" and "Powerpuff Girls") were all still in top form and producing new episodes.

I just don't see how that can be topped. 8)



If I recall that was most of 2000 than 1999.


Yeah, sounds about right, half of that was 1999 but a lot of the other half is 2000. I'm not the biggest expert on the Toonami stuff throughout the span. However, here's what I do know. CCF premiered in 1999. Ed, Edd n Eddy and Courage the Cowardly Dog premiered in 1999 along with Dexter's Lab, Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken, and Powerpuff Girls already premiering new episodes regularly. As for the Road Runner vs. Coyote special, that might have been 2000. Of course TOM 1.0 was 1999, and TOM 2.0 debuted in 2000. That's all I can get for now.

Yeah, sounds about right, half of that was 1999 but a lot of the other half is 2000. I'm not the biggest expert on the Toonami stuff throughout the span. However, here's what I do know. CCF premiered in 1999. Ed, Edd n Eddy and Courage the Cowardly Dog premiered in 1999 along with Dexter's Lab, Johnny Bravo, Cow & Chicken, and Powerpuff Girls already premiering new episodes regularly. As for the Road Runner vs. Coyote special, that might have been 2000. Of course TOM 1.0 was 1999, and TOM 2.0 debuted in 2000. That's all I can get for now.


I should've been more specific with the dates. You are correct that CCF, "Ed, Edd n Eddy", and "Courage the Cowardly Dog" all debuted in 1999, while "Sheep in the Big City" premiered in late 2000. As for the rest, "Gundam Wing" and "Tenchi Muyo" both began airing on Toonami in mid 2000, the Namek and Android sagas of DBZ aired in Fall 1999 and Fall 2000 respectively, and the Road Runner/Coyote Big Game special aired in January 2000 just before the Super Bowl.

The poll is flawed because the topic asks for a favorite year, while the poll itself asks for the peak, and those are two different things. First, my favorite Cartoon Network year is 1995 because that's when I discovered the channel and enjoyed its mix of classics and the earliest originals and I was still young enough to really appreciate the cartoons even if Nickelodeon was still my go-to channel. The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, Dino, Yuckie Duck, and others part of the World Premiere Toons banner knew that the network didn't need to be what classic Boomerang was, and don't forget What a Cartoon! It clearly was the start of the channel's Golden Age (which I combine with the whole of the Powerhouse Era).

I voted 2001 as the peak since that falls right in the middle of the PH era with Toonami being popular. Also, in June 2001, Cartoon Network aired a 49-hour marathon of 176 Bugs Bunny cartoons from his first appearance in "Porky's Hare Hunt" to "From Hare To Eternity" in 1997, showing that occassional classics still mattered. That year, the channel hit first place in primetime ratings among all basic cable networks. Also, a major changing of the guard occured where Betty Cohen resigned as president of the channel with Bradley Siegel, who was also president of several Turner networks, provide the early-mid '00s classics. However I wasn't much into cartoons in general during the '00s so its hard for me to take a good look, though those links are a good way to start.

The poll is flawed because the topic asks for a favorite year, while the poll itself asks for the peak, and those are two different things. First, my favorite Cartoon Network year is 1995 because that's when I discovered the channel and enjoyed its mix of classics and the earliest originals and I was still young enough to really appreciate the cartoons even if Nickelodeon was still my go-to channel. The Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, Dino, Yuckie Duck, and others part of the World Premiere Toons banner knew that the network didn't need to be what classic Boomerang was, and don't forget What a Cartoon! It clearly was the start of the channel's Golden Age (which I combine with the whole of the Powerhouse Era).

I voted 2001 as the peak since that falls right in the middle of the PH era with Toonami being popular. Also, in June 2001, Cartoon Network aired a 49-hour marathon of 176 Bugs Bunny cartoons from his first appearance in "Porky's Hare Hunt" to "From Hare To Eternity" in 1997, showing that occassional classics still mattered. That year, the channel hit first place in primetime ratings among all basic cable networks. Also, a major changing of the guard occured where Betty Cohen resigned as president of the channel with Bradley Siegel, who was also president of several Turner networks, provide the early-mid '00s classics. However I wasn't much into cartoons in general during the '00s so its hard for me to take a good look, though those links are a good way to start.

Yeah, bro 2001 ftw!

This is difficult for me as I have a few favorites. The first two are 1999 and 2000 with 2001-03 being #2.

My favorite years for Cartoon Network were 2005-2008 since they had lots of good sheesh back then. 2009 was okay but it wasn't as good as those years I mentioned.

I started watching it when we first got cable, in late 2000/early 2001. At that time it was still showing older classic cartoons (Looney Tunes; Tom & Jerry) on a regular basis. But then lots of its original shows starting taking over and I lost interest. I think for a while in 2001 it was also showing the Animaniacs reruns.

Looking through these posts, I've seen the majority of the people pick 2001 or 2002 as their favorite years for Cartoon Network. In review, let's take a look back at what went on during these years.

2001
Bugs & Daffy Super Bowl Special, which was the last one of the four that occurred
June Bugs marathon happens again
Time Squad, Samurai Jack, Justice League, and Grim & Evil premieres
Dexter's Lab makes its comeback with a 3rd season
Superchunk gets cancelled
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend Big Pick occurs, where Codename: KND wins, which premieres the following year
Johnny Bravo, Ed Edd n Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Sheep in the Big City, and The Powerpuff Girls continue to make new episodes
Batman Beyond, Mobile Suit Gundam, Cardcaptors, Dragon Ball (original), and Zoids premiere on Toonami. (not the biggest Toonami expert BTW)
First full year with TOM 2
As someone already stated, this was the last year Animaniacs & Tiny Toon Adventures played reruns, before it was moved to Nickelodeon during the fall of that year
Adult Swim premieres in the fall, which starts out from 11pm-2am on Saturdays and 10pm-2am on Sundays & Thursdays
Primetime premieres, a weeknight (Mon-Thur) block with jazz music background and cartoon characters in bubbles, which featured a mixture of random Cartoon Cartoons and classics on the lineup each night
Classic/old school cartoon reruns from Hanna-Barbera, MGM, or WB continue to be shown during early morning hours, midnight hours, or on weekend blocks like Boomerang or Boomeraction.

2002
Cartoon Network's 1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show occurs
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend Summerfest occurs
What Ever Happened to Robot Jones and Codename: KND premiere
The Powerpuff Girls Movie premieres
Sheep in the Big City ends
Courage the Cowardly Dog's final season airs throughout most of this year
Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Lab, The Powerpuff Girls, Ed Edd n Eddy, Samurai Jack, Time Squad, etc. continue to premiere new episodes
The last June Bugs marathon occurs
Throughout that summer, Primetime shuffles up with different lineups each week
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays gets extended to go on throughout the entire midnight
He-Man, G Gundam, and Transformers: Armada premiere on Toonami
Scooby Universe block premieres, which shows random episodes of different Scooby-Doo series for 3 hours each Saturday
Classic/old school cartoon reruns from Hanna-Barbera, MGM, or WB continue to be shown during early morning hours, midnight hours, or on weekend blocks like Boomerang or Boomeraction.

^ Ah yes, I remember the June Bugs marathon in '01 (and possibly '02).

Looking through these posts, I've seen the majority of the people pick 2001 or 2002 as their favorite years for Cartoon Network. In review, let's take a look back at what went on during these years.

2001
Bugs & Daffy Super Bowl Special, which was the last one of the four that occurred
June Bugs marathon happens again
Time Squad, Samurai Jack, Justice League, and Grim & Evil premieres
Dexter's Lab makes its comeback with a 3rd season
Superchunk gets cancelled
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend Big Pick occurs, where Codename: KND wins, which premieres the following year
Johnny Bravo, Ed Edd n Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Sheep in the Big City, and The Powerpuff Girls continue to make new episodes
Batman Beyond, Mobile Suit Gundam, Cardcaptors, Dragon Ball (original), and Zoids premiere on Toonami. (not the biggest Toonami expert BTW)
First full year with TOM 2
As someone already stated, this was the last year Animaniacs & Tiny Toon Adventures played reruns, before it was moved to Nickelodeon during the fall of that year
Adult Swim premieres in the fall, which starts out from 11pm-2am on Saturdays and 10pm-2am on Sundays & Thursdays
Primetime premieres, a weeknight (Mon-Thur) block with jazz music background and cartoon characters in bubbles, which featured a mixture of random Cartoon Cartoons and classics on the lineup each night
Classic/old school cartoon reruns from Hanna-Barbera, MGM, or WB continue to be shown during early morning hours, midnight hours, or on weekend blocks like Boomerang or Boomeraction.

2002
Cartoon Network's 1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show occurs
Cartoon Cartoon Weekend Summerfest occurs
What Ever Happened to Robot Jones and Codename: KND premiere
The Powerpuff Girls Movie premieres
Sheep in the Big City ends
Courage the Cowardly Dog's final season airs throughout most of this year
Johnny Bravo, Dexter's Lab, The Powerpuff Girls, Ed Edd n Eddy, Samurai Jack, Time Squad, etc. continue to premiere new episodes
The last June Bugs marathon occurs
Throughout that summer, Primetime shuffles up with different lineups each week
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays gets extended to go on throughout the entire midnight
He-Man, G Gundam, and Transformers: Armada premiere on Toonami
Scooby Universe block premieres, which shows random episodes of different Scooby-Doo series for 3 hours each Saturday
Classic/old school cartoon reruns from Hanna-Barbera, MGM, or WB continue to be shown during early morning hours, midnight hours, or on weekend blocks like Boomerang or Boomeraction.


Yeah I agree! I feel like 2001 & 2002 were the peak years of the powerhouse era! These two schedules prove it schedule right here proves this claim

Lineup from 5/28/01-8/26/01:
Mon-Thurs
6am- Max Stelle
6:30am- Zoids
7am- hour of Bugs & Daffy
8am- Mike Lu & Og
8:30am- Dennis the Menace(1985 version)
9am- Alvin and the Chipmunks
9:30am- Tom and Jerry kids
10am- Cow and Chicken
10:30am- Courage
11am- Dexter's Laboratory
11:30am- Powerpuff Girls
12pm- A pup named Scooby Doo
12:30pm- Scooby Doo
1pm- The Flintstones
1:30pm- The Jetsons
2pm-3pm- hour of Tom and Jerry
3pm- Animaniacs
3:30pm- Johnny Bravo
4pm- Dexter's Laboratory
4:30pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
Toonami
5pm- Sailor Moon
5:30pm- Cardcaptors(replaced by Mobile Suit Gundam on 7/23/01)
6pm- Dragonball
6:30pm- Dragonball Z
Primetime
7pm- Scooby Doo
7:30pm- Courage
8pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
8:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
9pm- Dexter's Laboratory
9:30pm- Johnny Bravo
10pm- The Flintstones
10:30pm- Scooby Doo
11pm- Bugs & Daffy
11:30pm- Tom and Jerry
Toonami Midnight Run
12am- Dragonball Z
12:30am- Outlaw Star
back to norm
1am-2am- Acme Hour
2am- The Flintstones
2:30am- The Jetsons
3am- Scooby Doo
3:30am- 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo
4am- Scooby and Scrappy Show
4:30am- A pup named Scooby Doo
5am- 2 Stupid Dogs
5:30am- Captain Planet
Fridays
6am-7pm- same as Mon-Thurs
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays
7pm- hour of Dexter's Laboratory(Dexter's 7pm slot snagged by Samurai Jack on 8/17/01 but however Samurai Jack was not a part of ccf)
8pm- The Cartoon Cartoon Show
8:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
9pm- Time Sqaud
9:30pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
10pm- Courage
10:30pm- Johnny Bravo
11pm-6am- Same as Mon-Thurs
Saturdays
6am-8am- Boomerang
8am-12pm- The Looney Tunes Show
12pm- The Flintstones
12:30pm- The Jetsons
1pm- Bugs & Daffy
1:30pm- Tom and Jerry
2pm- Scooby Doo
2:30pm- A pup named Scooby Doo
3pm-6pm- 3 hours of any cartoon cartoon(replaced by Cartoon Olio on 7/7/01)
6pm- hour of Dexter's Laboratory
7pm-9pm- Cartoon Theatre
9pm-11pm- Acme Hour
11pm-12am- The Bullwinkle Show
12am- The Flintstones
12:30am- Scooby Doo
1am-2am- Acme Hour
2am-3am- The Bullwinkle Show
3am-4am- Late Night Black & White
4am-5am- The Bullwinkle Show
5am- Small World
Sundays
6am-10am- Same as Saturdays
10am-12pm- Cartoon Theatre
12pm-1pm- Scooby movies
1pm- hour of Mike Lu & Og
2pm- hour of Dennis the Menace(1985 version)
3pm- hour of Alvin and the Chipmunks
4pm- The Flintstones
4:30pm- Scooby Doo
5pm- Sheep in the big city
5:30pm- Courage
6pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
6:30pm- Johnny Bravo
7pm- Dexter's Laboratory
7:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
8pm- JBVO(replaced by Samurai Jack on 8/12/01)
8:30pm- Bob Clampett Show
9pm- hour of Tex Avery Show
10pm- hour of Toonheads
11pm-6am- N/A


Lineup from 5/27/02-8/25/02:
6am- Max Steele
6:30am- Classic Zoids
7am- Hamtaro
7:30am- Dexter's Laboratory
8am- Cow and Chicken
8:30am- Ed Edd n Eddy
9am- Powerpuff Girls
9:30am- Johnny Bravo
10am- Courage
10:30am- 2 Stupid Dogs
11am- Scooby Doo
11:30am- The Flintstones
12pm- hour of Dexter's Laboratory
1pm- Bugs & Daffy
2pm- Tom and Jerry
2:30pm- A pup named Scooby Doo
3pm- Sheep in the big city
Toonami
3:30pm- Sailor Moon(Was replaced by Ed Edd n Eddy on 7/1/02 but however EENE wasn't a part of Toonami)
4pm- Hamtaro
4:30pm- Zoids
5pm- Batman Beyond
5:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
6pm- Dragonball
6:30pm- Dragonball Z
7pm- hour of Scooby Doo
8pm- The Flintstones
8:30pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
9pm- Courage
9:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
10pm- hour of Dexter's Laboratory
11pm- Johnny Bravo
11:30pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
Toonami Midnight Run
12am- Dragonball Z
12:30am- Dragonball
back to norm
1am- Powerpuff Girls(Was replaced by Samurai Jack on 7/8/02)
1:30am- Freakazoid
2am- Bugs & Daffy
3am- Tom and Jerry
3:30am- The Flintstones
4am- The New Scooby Movies
5am- The Smurfs
5:30am- Captain Planet
Fridays
6am-4pm- Same as Mon-Thurs
Toonami
4pm-6pm- Movie
6pm-7pm- Same as Mon-Thurs
back to norm
7pm- Samurai Jack
7:30pm- Justice League
Cartoon Cartoon Fridays
8pm- Johnny Bravo(Was replaced by Powerpuff Girls on 6/21/02)
8:30pm- Time Squad(Was replaced by Ed Edd n Eddy on 6/21/02 than again replaced by Grim & Evil on 7/26/02)
9pm- Courage
9:30pm- Dexter's Laboratory(Was replaced by Robot Jones on 7/19/02)
10pm- Johnny Bravo(Was replaced by Powerpuff Girls on 6/21/02)
10:30pm- Time Squad(Was replaced by Ed Edd n Eddy on 6/21/02 than again replaced by Grim & Evil on 7/26/02)
11pm- Courage
11:30pm- Dexter's Laboratory(Was replaced by Robot Jones on 7/19/02)
12am- Powerpuff Girls
12:30am- Grim & Evil
1am- Time Squad
1:30am- Ed Edd n Eddy
2am- Courage
2:30am- Johnny Bravo
3am- Sheep in the big city
3:30am- Powerpuff Girls
4am- Cow and Chicken
4:30am- I am Weasel
5am- The Cartoon Cartoon Show
5:30am- Dexter's Laboratory
Saturdays
6am-8am- Boomerang
8am-12pm- The Looney Tunes Show
12pm- The Flintstones
12:30pm- The Jetsons
1pm- Bugs & Daffy
1:30pm- Tom and Jerry
Scooby Universe
2pm- Scooby Doo
2:30pm- A pup named Scooby Doo
3pm- 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo
3:30pm- Scooby and Scrappy Show
back to norm
4pm- Dexter's Laboratory
4:30pm- Courage
5pm-9pm- Cartoon Theatre Double Feature
9pm- Powerpuff Girls
9:30pm- Dexter's Laboratory
10pm- Samurai Jack
10:30pm- Justice League
Adult Swim
11pm- Mobile Suit Gundam
11:30pm- Yu Yu Hakusho
12am- Outlaw Star
12:30am- Tenchi Muyo
1am- Gundam Wing
1:30am- Cowboy Bebop
2am-6am- N/A
Sundays
6am-10am- Same as Saturdays
10am-12pm- Cartoon Theatre
12pm-1pm- The New Scooby Movis
1pm-2pm- The New Scooby Mysteries
2pm-3pm- Top 5
3pm- Cow and Chicken
3:30pm- Johnny Bravo
4pm- Ed Edd n Eddy
4:30pm- Sheep in the big city
5pm- Dexter's Laboratory
5:30pm- Courage
6pm- Time Squad
6:30pm- Grim & Evil
7pm- Justice League
7:30pm- Powerpuff Girls
8pm- Samurai Jack
8:30pm- Tex Avery Show
9pm- hour of Toonheads
10pm-11pm- Acme Hour
Adult Swim
11pm- Home Movies
11:30pm- Mission Hill
12am- Space Ghost
12:15am- The Brak Show
12:30am- Sealab 2021
12:45am- Aqua Teen
1am- The Oblongs
1:30am- Baby Blues
2am-6am- N/A


Do you remember these? I sure do, it brings back great nostalgia  :D

Any year between 1998-2002 as that was the peak of the Cartoon Network in my opinion.  But if I had to pick a year, it'd be 2001.

You said "kill yourselves, stop liking kids' shows" before, and got deleted. Now you're back to liking them? :P


Projecting your own fantasies? Creep.

^ Ah yes, I remember the June Bugs marathon in '01 (and possibly '02).


I remember The June Bugs marathon too.

Whenever the cell saga aired

Whenever the cell saga aired

that was during the 2000-01 school year! :D