ABC
8:00 Cro (Hanna-Barbera; Children's Television Workshop)
8:30 The Big Comfy Couch (Radical Sheep; Live action)
9:00 Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa (DiC; Golden Harvest)
9:30 Two Stupid Dogs (Hanna-Barbera)
10:00 Tom and Jerry Kids (Ruby-Spears)
10:30 CityKids (Henson; Puppets)
11:00 The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show (Warner Bros.)
12:00 Sports programming
CBS
8:00 Hashimoto-San (Universal Cartoon Studios)
8:30 Sonic the Hedgehog (Paramount Animation) [1]
9:00 Garfield and Friends (Film Roman)
10:00 Batman: The Animated Series (Screen Gems)
11:00 Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (Nelvana; TriStar Television)
11:30 Tales from the Cryptkeeper (Paramount Animation)
12:00 Beakman's World (Columbia Pictures Television; Live action)
12:30 CBS Storybreak
NBC
8:00 Madeline (DiC; Golden Harvest)
8:30 Alexander's Bad Days (Klasky-Csupo; Hollywood Pictures)
9:00 Sailor Moon (DiC; Golden Harvest)
9:30 Biker Mice from Mars (Paramount Animation)
10:00 Running the Halls (RKO Television; Live action)
10:30 Saved by the Bell: The New Class (RKO Television; Live action)
11:00 California Dreams (RKO Television; Live action)
11:30 Inside NBA Stuff (Sports)
SBC
8:00 Marsupilami (Hanna-Barbera)
8:30 Bobby's World (Film Roman)
9:00 Eek! The Cat (Nelvana; TriStar Television)
9:30 Tiny Toon Adventures (Warner Bros.; Amblin)
10:00 Taz-Mania (Warner Bros.)
10:30 Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego (DiC/Golden Harvest; Broderbund)
11:00 Animaniacs (Warner Bros.; Amblin)
11:30 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Golden Harvest; Live Action)
12:00 Local programming
Fox
8:00 Under the Umbrella Tree (Live action; Reruns)
8:30 Goof Troop (Walt Disney Television Animation)
9:00 The Little Mermaid (Walt Disney Television Animation)
9:30 Bonkers (Walt Disney Television Animation)
10:00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Walt Disney Television Animation)
11:00 X-Men (Grantray-Lawrence)
11:30 Darkwing Duck (Walt Disney Television Animation)
12:00 Local programming
[1] The cartoonier Adventures version rather than the Sat-Am.
1: Cro being made by Hanna-Barbera is an interesting change, but justified due to the long lifespan of
Bert and Ernie.
2: Hashimoto-San deserved a reboot for the 90's. I mean, considering the success that was
Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures, reviving a lesser-known Terrytoons creation makes so much sense.
3: Has there been a crossover between
Sonic and
Cryptkeeper? Or even a reference?
4: Having Cadillacs and Dinosaurs be made by the studios that brought you all the Nintendo adaptations makes sense. After all, Yoshi has become quite popular recently, and Super Mario Kart is seemingly selling great on the SNES.
5: Half animation and half live-action on NBC? That's the best idea possible for preserving the network's lineups.
6: I looked up the Sailor Moon anime, and they apparently ran the entire first season before this dub premiered. Heck, Sailor Moon R is currently airing episodes in Japan at this point ITTL.
7: Considering the circumstances, it can't be hard to imagine more kids opting to watch
Moon than
Moo. You can use that for a
Variety article headline, if you so wish.
8: Here's hoping Marsupilami does better than IOTL. Probably not, but it's fun to imagine.
9: Is it just me, or is it convenient that the Golden Shield and the Golden Harvesters are flip-flopping the late half of SBC's lineup this year?
10:
Umbrella Tree must still be doing well in ratings to still be on, even if it is in reruns.
11: Does Bonkers take place in the Roger Rabbit universe?
12: Would the Backstreet Boys be able to make an album that solely consists of Disney theme song covers? I'm asking this because their singing talents would match the theme to
Under the Umbrella Tree surprisingly well.
