Top 10 T.V. Channels that Have Gotten Worse
Cartoon Network is an American basic cable and satellite television channel that is owned by the Turner Broadcasting System division of Time Warner. Cartoon Network has now become a sad and hollow shell of its former glory, run by that lazy, worthless, useless, and stupid Christina Miller who is ruining everything. But her time in Cartoon Network is coming to an end.
In fact, there are lots of people petitioning to bring back all the old classic cartoon TV series back on the air on Cartoon Network, remove Teen Titans Go from the air, and get Christina Miller fired from Cartoon Network for good. Let's give them a helping hand and speed up the process. It's time to raise hell on Christina Miller's sorry and worthless self. It's time to bring Cartoon Network back to what it used to be, and it's time to get this party started and bring back the good old days again. "Are you with me? Are you with me? Let's get started!"
MTV is an American basic cable and satellite television channel which is a part of the "Viacom Music and Entertainment Group" which is the flagship Property of the Viacom Media Networks division of Viacom, of which it is a subsidiary. As soon as I read the topic, MTV was on my mind as far as taking a downward spiral from "music entertainment" to "why is this a channel?"
The first time MTV came on, it was awesome because metal and rock were on it. But now pop has taken over.
When I listen to music, I turn to MTV. But what do I see? A lot of shows that don't have anything to do with music. Ridiculous and so stupid. I want a normal music channel.
Now it has horrible shows like Shake It Up - they can't act or sing. Another show, Ant Farm, is so dumb. I'm a teenager, and I slap myself in the face because I used to watch Disney Channel. The only good show, Wizards of Waverly Place, was canceled.
Plus, on the side, Shake It Up had an episode, Party It Up, about eating disorders that was not funny. I mean, they're teaching children that eating disorders are OK when they're not. What happened to That's So Raven and other great shows? I believe Disney Channel should be number one.
They put Treehouse Masters and gold digging, and other shows that are not animal-related.
Nickelodeon is an American basic cable and satellite television network launched on December 1, 1977, and is owned by Viacom through Viacom Media Networks and based in New York City. While Nickelodeon was my favorite channel growing up, it wasn't until the logo changed that people knew Nickelodeon had changed too. The problems with modern Nickelodeon are the obsession with shows like SpongeBob, which has suffered seasonal rot. They even have teen sitcoms with laugh tracks every five seconds. At least shows like Game Shakers and Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn got this right, but the treatment of these shows is sometimes like how they treat SpongeBob.
What did the Nicktoons do that made Cyma Zarghami accept more sitcoms? Speaking of Nicktoons, their modern ones are horrible. We got one show where they make butt jokes and have character designs that are rip-offs of Bob's Burgers. Interesting, right? There's also a show where poorly drawn ducks deliver bread and twerk. And let's not forget NICK STUDIO 10, which would get annoying when you are about to get to the best part of your favorite SpongeBob episode, and then they interrupt it with a weird video and skip the part you wanted to see.
However, it can be said that Nickelodeon is improving and has been like this since 2015 with Season 9B of SpongeBob, Harvey Beaks, Loud House, Miraculous, TMNT 2012, and Bunsen is a Beast. But the dark ages are still not-so-fond memories.
Boomerang is an American digital and satellite television channel owned and distributed by Time Warner through Turner Broadcasting. I HATE Boomerang now with a burning passion. They got rid of the retro and vintage stuff and replaced it with the worst CN shows and shows that look like rejects. Seriously, the ZhuZhus?! They died out in 2010 or 2011. Why can't Betty Cohen or Jim Samples return as president? Or even both?
(I called them "stupid hacks" earlier and when I said DreamWorks Dragons was the only good show, I forgot Mr. Bean.) I give this channel a grade F-! See me after class!
Why! You stupid hacks! Why did you rebrand? No more classics. The logo was a blue boomerang b. It made sense. But this? The only good modern shows on (excluding spinoffs like Scooby Doo: Mystery Inc.) were DreamWorks Dragons. It is now CN 2. No one wanted this. I hope Miss Miller gets what she deserves.
Sincerely, an Aspie nerd.
Ever since season 1 of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta ended, the new shows that are airing right now are not so good.
This could be the new BET channel.
All of their Holiday Baking Competition shows suck now, and Eddie Jackson has to be the worst judge in the history of Food Network. Not to mention they did Bobby Flay dirty.
Disney XD is an American digital cable and satellite television channel that is owned by the Disney Channels Worldwide unit of the Disney–ABC Television Group, itself a unit of the Disney Media Networks division of The Walt Disney Company.
They barely play anything good anymore.
The Newcomers
Fox is good, but not as good as it used to be.
I am not happy when they changed it to ABC Family and pulled off all the cartoons.
I would say the current shows from 2013 to now because the shows have become total cash cows.
Now it's just become a cartoon nursing/funeral home.
Universal Kids is an American digital cable and satellite television network that is owned by the NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment Group subsidiary of NBCUniversal, itself a division of Comcast. The network broadcasts children's programming and takes the branding of the sister company, Universal Pictures... read more For me, Universal Kids/Sprout has gone downhill the most when it comes to kids' networks. What was once the cable network for PBS Kids has now been reduced to a network that airs the same six programs every day (three of them being Netflix originals, and one is Cocomelon, which you can watch for free on YouTube).
Literally, the only show on the network that isn't on either YouTube or Netflix is Remy & Boo. No wonder Universal Kids is the lowest-rated kids' network of all time. If that vulture of a network Qubo was still around, then Universal Kids would be dead by now.
PBS Kids is the brand for most of the children's programming aired by the Public Broadcasting Service in the United States. It has educational shows like Sesame Street or Mr. Rogers Neighborhood in 1969.
AMC, short for American Movie Classics, is a cable channel known for its focus on film and cinematic storytelling. It features a variety of movies, from classic films to more recent blockbusters, as well as critically-acclaimed original series.