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Tubi to Replace Cartoon Network: Classic Shows Return in March

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Tubi to Replace Cartoon Network: Classic Shows Return in March

Just when you thought nostalgia couldn’t get any better, a wave of excitement is crashing in March. If you’ve felt the sting of losing beloved Cartoon Network classics like Kids Next Door and Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends, hold tight—Tubi is here to save the day.

It all began with Pepsiman, the curator behind the YouTube channel Broken Saw, who noticed several classic shows suddenly appearing on Tubi. In a delightful twist, the streaming service announced it’s entering its “cartoon era” on March 1, revealing a treasure trove of nostalgia. The initial lineup features Powerpuff Girls, Ben 10, Justice League, and plenty more classics you thought were gone for good. You can browse the complete list here.

The thrill of this news isn’t just about access; it’s a validation of an era. It’s like stumbling upon an old photo album—one filled with laughter, lessons, and moments that shaped our childhoods. Tubi has been a refuge for vintage cartoons, with successful titles like Looney Tunes finding a new home and thriving. While the big names may be tied up in corporate politics, at least we can revisit the quirky universes that once brought us joy.

What Classic Cartoon Network Shows Are Coming to Tubi?

Starting March 1, you won’t just be able to relive Powerpuff Girls and Ben 10; other hidden gems like Evil Con Carne and Mucha Lucha! are making their comeback too. It’s as if Tubi is unearthing buried treasure, bringing back the underappreciated shows that deserve a second chance. Remember the joy of discovering an unexpected favorite? It might just happen again.

How can I watch these shows on Tubi?

Watching is simple. Just download the Tubi app or visit their website. You won’t have to pay a dime for the nostalgia, making it accessible to all fans. It’s a straightforward gateway to relive the animated antics you’ve missed, and a cost-free way to introduce these classics to a new generation.

The excitement doesn’t just stop with big-name titles. Tubi’s platform could mean more opportunities for long-lost shows to find light. It serves as a stage where the spotlight isn’t only on the blockbusters but also on the quirky B and C-list series that you may have forgotten. Wouldn’t it be fantastic to see your own favorites rise again?

Update: Saturday, February 14 @ 4:37 PT ET: This story has been edited to clarify the initial discovery of this information came from Pepsiman from Broken Saw.

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