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It seems YouTube didn't promote yesterday's video, probably because the topic was a bit sensitive (but at the same time it wasn't?).

It’s about the most disastrous marketing campaign Cartoon Network ever launched, which triggered a city-wide police response in Boston, massive fines, and even two arrests.

It’s a fascinating story, so I’ve linked the video below in case you want to check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCQ53...

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New video today at 1 PM Eastern Time👀

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Gotta pick one: Teen Titans or Young Justice?

Well, turns out Teen Titans wasn't the only Cartoon Network fan-favorite show CANCELED because of Mattel.

Despite being one of the highest-rated shows on the network, Young Justice was suddenly canceled without explanation in 2013, and it remains one of the bleakest reminders that the cartoons we love (and the creative worlds they build) are often at the mercy of people in suits.

- How did a toy line kill Young Justice?

- What's the story behind Warner squashing a Kickstarter campaign that aimed to bring the show back?

- And why is Teen Titans Go! also to blame for the show's demise?

New video is up now. Go check it out🐼: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNhwf...

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My video ranking every single Cartoon Network City Bumper is finally live now! Go check it out and let me know your thoughts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFG9V...

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What was your favorite Cartoon Network City bumper?

There are so many to choose from, in all kinds of different locations and moments: from a movie theater or an elevator to a laundromat or a supermarket. And they were all so creative and funny, too!

But I think there’s one that perfectly captures the ESSENCE of Cartoon Network City due to its crossover factor, how memorable it is, the humor, and the feeling that there’s an actual community living within the city.

Plus, it arguably features characters of three of the network’s most memorable shows... I'm sure you know exactly which one I’m talking about.

My new video is very special for me because it ranks every single Cartoon Network City bumper! It’s already LIVE FOR MEMBERS, and it will be available to everyone TOMORROW.

Love you all, and thank you so much for your support! 🐼💚

EDIT: Video is live now!

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Remember the Cartoon Network City Bumpers?

Man, the early 2000s were a different time, one we’ll probably never see again. And that’s exactly why this new video is so special to me.

In it, I rank ALL of the Cartoon Network City-era bumpers with a total of over 40!

The video is NOW LIVE for members (I love you guys!), and the members-only period ends this SUNDAY, so stay tuned (I love you guys too!).

EDIT: Video is live now!

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It turns out Cartoon Network’s golden age was only possible because a DOUBLE AGENT jumped ship from Nickelodeon straight into Cartoon Network.

Yep. You read that right. The main reason Cartoon Network managed to become the legendary kids' channel we all remember, is because a double agent arrived at the company from Nickelodeon with the SECRET FORMULA.

In fact, shows like Dexter's Lab, Johnny Bravo, and The Powerpuff Girls would have never existed if it weren't for this secret.

- What was that SECRET?

- What’s the STORY behind that double agent?

And how did a man who KNEW ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about CARTOONS develop the creative process that both Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network used to create their most iconic series?

The members-only period ends tomorrow! Members, I love you all and thank you for your support! :D

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Were you more of a Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network kid?

Well, did you know the most memorable Cartoon Network shows only existed because Nickelodeon FUMBLED its masterplan?

The next video is based on some very interesting research I did, which proves that Nickelodeon is directly responsible for CREATING its BIGGEST RIVAL, Cartoon Network.

And I’m not talking about hypotheticals or analogies here. This is a tangible reality.

In fact, there was even a DOUBLE AGENT who walked away from Nickelodeon after learning everything, just to bring about the golden age of Cartoon Network.

- How did Warner create Nickelodeon in one of the most innovative yet forgotten television systems, which even allowed people to vote directly from home?

- What’s the story behind that double agent?

- And how did a man who knew absolutely nothing about cartoons develop the creative process that both Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network used to create their most iconic series?

The members-only period ends this THURSDAY! And as always, a huge thank you to the channel members for your support! Love you all:D

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Which one and why?

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Which henchman would you hire for your evil endeavors and why?

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