Or you could be rational and not make assumptions.

Morning cartoons have really been dead for years. Especially action ones.

The only cartoon on TV now I feel is still truely great is TMNT.

I honestly didnt know it was still on the air.

Hm? oh. Nothing of value was lost.

Just rerun the old Yugiohs on nicktoons already.

Well I initially support the show by watching the first couple eps of PRLG and JLU, but I always seem to get bad reception resulting pixelated tv screen stopping every few seconds and minutes. So I stopped watching, i can't enjoyed a show with interference going on.

You've got to be kidding. :(

I saw this coming after Lost Galaxy was taken off the air. Like Lost Galaxy all Vortexx did was air shows that aired on other networks year's a go.
To this day i don't know why they stoped airing Power Rangers. It wood have helped.
It wood have been nine if Vortexx aired new shows. Maybe if they wood have done a Power Rangers spin off show. Somthing new just for Vortexx to air.

I wish the CW would've just put DC Comics cartoons on this block, then more people would watch. I mean WB own CW and DC, Green Lantern, Young Justice, Beware the Batman, and more would've been awesome for this block.

Anyways I do hope this leads to Saban buying a Network and putting PR on it, and getting away from Nick, I hate what it does to PR and their stupid long Hiatus, and 20 episode split seasons.

The ONLY show they aired that wasn't aired on any other network in the USA was B-Daman Crossfire, its fate looks f**ked now too. Welp Saturday morning cartoons have been dead since after the early 2000's, which makes me all kinds of sad :cry:.

sucks, just hope digimon keeps going to the point where they have the cross-over with digi-destined from previous series in the current one. personally I think the reason why digimon is sorta bombing is cause the turned the digivice into a sound box and not an game where you could slide in little chips for battle and stuff like in japan. I mean come on it worked for the megaman battle network toy.

This doesn't surprise me at all.