MeTV Launching a Channel For All Of Your Favorite Nostalgic Cartoons
There was no better feeling than getting up bright and early on Saturday morning, grabbing a bowl of cereal and sitting down to watch your favorite cartoons. Things are certainly different these days and kids can watch any show they want practically anytime but those classic cartoons still evoke a certain sense of nostalgia. MeTV is now launching a new channel called MeTV Toons that will satisfy that craving for nostalgia as it features shows such as Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo and Tom & Jerry.
The new channel will launch on Tuesday, June 25, 2024, just in time for summer vacations. The broadcast will be ad-supported and feature all of the Warner Bros. Discovery cartoons that you grew up with. More of the characters you can watch include The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Yogi Bear, Popeye, Rocky and Bullwinkle, Woody Woodpecker, Casper, Betty Boop, Speed Racer and others.
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MeTV parent company Weigel Broadcasting Co. vice-chairman Neal Sabin shared, ”We are honored to work with the amazing team at Warner Bros. Discovery and others on this network and bring together a truly incredible collection of the world’s best known and most loved classic cartoons, creating a new destination for everyone to discover or rediscover the sheer joy of watching cartoons on TV. MeTV Toons will be dedicated 24/7 to showcasing the biggest names and most beloved classic cartoons and animated characters. Everyone has a favorite cartoon; it is a universally loved art form. We are thrilled to bring those smiles and memories back to TV with MeTV Toons.”
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Animation historian Jerry Beck, who is in collaboration with the channel, added, “There’s a lot planned, more than you even see right now – Not only the classic cartoons, the classic characters, but shows and series and shorts that haven’t been seen in 25, 30, 40, 50 years are going to make their re-debut on this channel. For people like me, cartoonaholics, this will blow your mind!”
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Beck is referring to “Quick Schticks,” clips of some of your favorite characters’ iconic scenes and “Cartoon College,” fun and rare facts about the characters, creators, and their shows. The network will be available on over-the-air broadcast television and some streaming services. It seems that whether you have cable or not, you’ll be able to enjoy the new channel in some way.
Remind 
Kid Stuff
June 2018
Unleash your inner child by reliving your favorite kids TV shows, cartoons, toys and more!
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