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Comment Unpopular Cartoon Network Opinions, pls! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-02-20 14:42:49
Imported:
2026-06

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So, I think for this month’s FaceCam video, I’m gonna do another one of those videos where I react to everyone’s unpopular opinions again since it seems like everyone liked that last time.

So please, comment your Cartoon Network related hot takes! On any shows, episodes, characters, music, anything! I’ll let you know if you’re right or wrong lol

I’ll be accepting hot takes from now until tomorrow (February 21st, 2025) @ 12pm EST and please, no more than two takes per person! I wanna make sure I get to everyone!

Peace!

-Tariq

Comments

Kyle McGee

Some of the live action shows werent too bad, specifically Destroy, Build, Destroy and the roller coaster game show

Sam Cotter

Mordecai and Rigby should have Kissed

Toon4Thought

1. Summer Camp Island deserves as much love as some of CN's most acclaimed shows of all time. 2. I am not against CN producing preschool cartoons. I think in an ideal world, they'd be able to co-exist with the usual fare no problem, and I am genuinely interested in some of the ones we're getting. The problem lies entirely in the corporate-wide context.

Wally Oruam

The Ben 10 Ultimate live action was a fun product of its time being the CW era of Smallville shows

Aaron Fye

Cartoon network has not had a good show since Adventure Time, and even that was only good for the first few seasons. I think that may count as 2 hot takes in 1, so I'll leave it at that. lol

TruffflePigg

My Gym Partner's A Monkey and Camp Lazlo were terrible. I'm sorry.

Andrea

I wish Problem Solverz never existed. The show is an eye sore and it’s not even good.

Scott Cooper

Although I think the themes and messages are great, I did not care for Steven Universe. It insists upon itself, Lois. It insists upon itself.

DEEActive

I know it'd be difficult but Cartoon Network should bring back CN city with "modern" characters. From 2010 onwards

Kiwingly

Out of the big 3 channels, Cartoon Network probably was handled the worst as the streaming age has continued. From shows being shoved off the service for no reason other than greed to cartoons getting cancelled despite their overwhelming popularity, Warner Bros has truly had a generational fumble with their brand.

Bee Askew

1. If Cartoon Network was able to give Samurai Jack a final season and post it on Tsunami then what is stopping them from doing it with Sym Bionic Titan? 2. I believe Cartoon Network should’ve made a preschool section for all of their kid shows like We Baby Bears and Jessica’s Big Little World. Kinda like how Disney had playhouse Disney and nick had noggin

KayaOVA

1. Cartoon Network’s shift to a slightly older audience around 2010-12 should’ve stuck around for a bit longer, that teen audience is something that is often overlooked and CN at that time seemed to be the only place where those types of series could be found for animation 2. The noods era (08-10) has its issues, many of them but overall that time period was still pretty good in terms of new content and reruns! on top of the branding style they had it was pretty fun, of course it’s not CN city but it definitely deserves some praise even if CN real happened during that time, felt experimental to me at least

Chris C.

I never really liked how stiff Powerpuff Girls and Dexter's Labs' animation was. I like more when cartoons are regularly animated with actual timing, and antic and that other good shit. Like Billy and Mandy, Pepper Ann, early Family Guy, Ni Hao Kai Lan etc. I think the posing on PPG and DL is very good and strong, but everything else about it (aside from the backgrounds) is...eh.

Ikumot

Teen Titans Go and the Ben 10 reboot are good, I’m glad little kids have their own version of these characters that they can look back on fondly and will hopefully get the chance to reinterpret for their own kids some day, just as those who grew up with originals did. Also, the Season 5 episodes of Steven Universe that weren’t about the overarching plot were good too, people were hatin’ ‘cause of the terrible release schedule (and because the term “filler” escaped from the anime community.)

WantedMinion

Thunder cats roar was overhated. People were treating this show like it’s the new Teen Titans Go. Like one of the biggest criticisms of the show was that the animation is bad because the characters squash and stretch all the time.

Nor

Okay, hottest take I have: most of the people complaining about one show dominating the schedule don’t understand a thing about programming and probably don’t watch cable. Most adults watch everything online, and older shows and variety doesn’t retain viewers between 12pm to 6pm. Cable is a dying medium, so TTG and SpongeBob are the only shows on because that’s what makes bank. It’s gotten better in the last few years but still. Some +30 year old will complain some peak show isn’t on TV, when the only people watching are 3. They don’t know peak, they just learned shapes. People are hating the player, not the game.

Note

Despite it clashing with the channel's main purpose, CN Real's programming was not *that* bad...or at the very least, Destroy Build Destroy and Dude, What Would Happen were alright ^^;

Nathaniel Foga

1.I honestly didn’t mind the more filler centric episodes of Steven universe, a break from the main plot to cool off for a bit is always appreciated 2. I remember enjoying stuff like Squirrel boy and my gym partners a monkey back in the day despite the apparent backlash they got

Hiatt Werling

My hot take is that Clarence is really really good, actually.

StarTopus

The idea of serialization vs episodic shows REALLY stems from Cartoon Network's 20210s era. While I understand those qualms, I always hated the notion that one was objectively superior to another. Some shows should be episodic, some should be story driven, some should be both. The idea that you either enjoy one or the other is really stupid imo. Anyway I think CN's peak was whenever they had a good amount of BOTH. More general ones: SU hate is really forced and not very nuanced AT was never bad Regular Show is my personal sliiight least favorite of the ren-era

Perry McCall

Whoever in the company of Cartoon Network said that they don't need action cartoons must've been one spiteful crackheaded bastard because there were some really good ones that WEREN'T on Toonami! I know that campy cartoons like the Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory and some episodes of Samurai Jack are more of your thing, but for me, Justice League, Young Justice, Generator Rex, Thundercats (2010) and Symbionic Titan were SO damn good that I'd talk about them for hours! They have NO business getting rid of the action cartoons in the first place!! Also, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited wasn't serious 100% of the time. I remember you and ReviewYaLife hated it because it wasn't campy, but I do recall moments where there was some really funny moments. Particularly almost any interactions with Wally West (aka The Flash) or even Green Arrow's spectacular entrance where he's freaking SINGING his theme song!

INoahGuy

I think Ed, Edd, n Eddy is overrated. It really didn't make me laugh that much, and I didn't like the animation style. People keep saying that it's one of the greatest Cartoon Network shows of all time, and I personally don't see it.

T.L.

People really hated that SU/Uncle Grandpa crossover, but Gumball is the nastier, much more caustic show from that time period. UG and SU can both be very silly which is why that crossover works

INoahGuy

When it comes to the best Cartoon Network show of all time, some people think Adventure Time or Regular Show, while others say Powerpuff Girls or Dexter's Labratory. But to me, The Amazing World of Gumball plays to Cartoon Network's strengths the most. It's got the laughs, it's got the heart, and it has a bunch of phenomenal animation styles. Now, I'll admit, the first season is pretty weak, but the seasons after that are insanely likeable.

blaa6

-Scrappy Doo did nothing wrong. It was the decisions at the time that screwed things up (giving Scrappy traits of Fred, Daphne and Velma while also writing them out for a time, repetitive and bad writing, and making him the lead was the biggest mistake). For proof of Scrappy done well, see the Direct to Video trilogy among the Superstar 11 (Boo Brothers, Ghoul School and Reluctant Werewolf). -Scooby Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf is hilarious and trashy.

jodiboi

1. rose was outta pocket for how she expected pearl to keep her secrets instead of using the truth as her main weapon in the gem rebellion 2. if more miniseries like over the garden wall & long live the royals were greenlit the channel might still have something to bring in/back viewers instead of good shows gettin 5 seasons (if theyre lucky) before bein treated like ol yeller (cant wait for hey btw)

Anthony Estrada

Even though it's not a cartoon, ncredible crew does have some good skits and is the closest thing to seeing both finn the human and miles morales together

toonrifictariq

hey, i appreciate the submission but i can only read two takes per person lol

blaa6

Ok. Then I retract my Adventure Time and Steven Universe submissions.

jadence

1. Teen Titans Go isnt a bad show 2. yall niggas overrate the hell outta dexters lab

JustAndrea

1) an Ed Edd n Eddy reboot wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world. The cast clearly still loves the characters, and I believe with the right crew behind it, it could be done.

JustAndrea

2) the CNReal era, while stupid, wasn’t the worst thing ever. Probably didn’t belong on CN, but the shows themselves were fine

huyh

Ya'll need to put more respect on Hannah Barbera's name

Insert Username

When it comes to verbal jokes Ed Edd n Eddy is about on par Looney Tunes, and when it comes to slapstick Ed Edd n Eddy is about on par with Tom and Jerry i would even say it can be better than both at times (but this could be a more subjective thing since I fw EEnEs characters more)

snow

The main show that kept CN afloat during the era of 2008-2011 when the network was obsessed with cheap live action programming and Canadian import cartoons was Star Wars: The Clone Wars. As someone in the 10-13 demographic at that time, it felt like there was nothing else on the network as interesting or well produced as it before Adventure Time eventually filled that void on the network.

JakeLT

I say this as someone born in 1990: 00’s and 2010’s CN clear 90’s CN and it isn’t close. Every time that “CN Generations” image is going around the comments are flooded with how bad they fell off. 90’s lineup was HARD carried by PPG and Dexter.

foleyexpress

gumball is just an alright show.

Numbuh 2

1. The Yes! era was annoying, sure, but the visuals are nice and those like ytpmv bumpers (https://youtu.be/X1gBEUeD6i8?si=pphaF85faLCTZw5r) went crazy. 2. This is probably not news to Tariq considering he has to read YouTube comments-- but it confuses me how so many cartoon fans, and especially CN fans, are some of the most pretentious, joyless motherfuckers on the planet. Things have gotten better since the like 2012 Rantsona days I think but I still catch people being genuinely angry when the children's cartoon is childish and cartoony. Pleeease get some real problems.

Numbuh 2

I forgot my handle is Numbuh 2 sorry Im not trying to roleplay in your Patreon community posts sorry - also if my submission was too long DW about it haha

Numbuh 2

TBH I love Dexter and I agree

Night

I dont care for Juniper Lee. Everytime it came on I just switched Channels.

Ash

Fosters is probably the GOAT of CN.

Val_on_patreon

Honestly even though Johnny test is a bit mid yall treated that show like it was Satan incarnate. Trust me it ain't that bad, just kinda mid plus it has a bit of an interesting history.

Damion Lott

Cartoon Network saved Star Wars from dying out facts

Chris C.

You know what, let me change my second one. I actually think that Fosters is legitimate dogshit. Like, being a mean spirited show is one thing, but marketing it toward really young children (i.e, those 3 damn leapfrog products) and saying it's a heartfelt show when it really isn't and BRAINWASHING the creator into thinking Bloo can't change. I'm sorry that's going to far. This show can burn in hell and so can those fucking executives.

villa

Clarence is one of cartoon network’s best recent slice-of-life show

Patrick Lauer

Adventure time got boring after the 5th season

5233 Ok

INSANE TAKE WTF

Chris C.

you're too late btw

villa

Thats fine. i’m still letting it be known lol