On October 1, 1992 Cartoon Network launched their first ever 24 hour cartoon program which included cartoons from Hanna-Barbera. In 1994, Hanna-Barbera created a show called, “What is a cartoon?” Then they created other shows such as: Dexter’s Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, Cow and Chicken, and the Powerpuff Girls. In 1997, Cartoon Network created an afternoon program called “Toonami” which showed the Japanese animations such as: Dragon Ball Z, Sailor Moon, Tenchi Muyo, and Gundom Wing. In the 2000’s Cartoon Network created Boomerang which is a program that showed cartoons 24 hours a day.Cartoon network was created to show mostly children’s programing from 6am to 8pm, to the ages between 7 to 15. Adults with mature content was shown in a programing separate from this due to rating purposes.

My partner and I chose this webpage topic because it was our childhood watching Cartoon Network, and it honestly is great to comeback to childhood memories. I remember being five years old watching Dexter's Labatory with my father, and show great that moment was spending time watching cartoons with my dad. I am now eight-teen and I really miss being young, and my dad coming home from work spending time with me.

My siblings and I would watch their Toonami animation series of Dragon Ball Z almost everyday. I loved spending time with my siblings, and this would be a bonding moment everytime Cartoon Network was on TV. All of us grew up, i'm now six-teen and my 5 other siblings have their own kids that love to watch Cartoon Network. Their cartoon program would show awesome shows and everytime I look at their logo all those wonderful memories come back.