Cartoon Network YES! - ULTIMATE Bumper Compilation (RED BACKGROUND REUPLOAD) 

2004- mid 2006 before the yes era

@@shawngrove1545 oh! Thanks so much!

@@shawngrove1545 No, summer 2007 era, then fall

phased

geez theres a lot of them looks like i gotta do triple digging

I've been trying to find the other Camp Lazlo one with meat, ya know the, "So, this is meat........ Meat that stands right up, all by itself............... meat."

@@thereplication2567 wow

I have the red background bumper where Samson sings "Boom Shaka Laka" and he shakes the soda and opens the can. At the end, someone onscreen says "New at 7".

I wonder if KND had any YES! bumpers.

noods era was my favorite era

No you missed the best of Cartoon Network, 1997 till 2005 was the best years of Cartoon Network. I never see this crap before but damn is it bad.

No one is doing this so I'm just gonna do it. Golden Age(1992-2006) Checkerboard-6.9/10 (1992-1998) Starburst-6.9/10 (1997-1998) Powerhouse-8.2/10 (1998-2004) CN City-8/10 (2004-2006) Dark Age(2006-2010) Yes!-6.9/10 (2006-2007) Summer 2007- 6.4/10 (2007) Fall- 6.1/10 (2007-2008) Noods- 7/10 (2008-2010) 5.9/10 (2009-2010 CN Real side) Rennasince age (2010-2014) Check it 1.0 and 2.0-7.9/10 (2010-2013) Check it 3.0 - 7.5/10 (2013-2014) Dim age (2014-2016) Check it 3.0- 6.3/10 (2014-2015) Check it 4.0- 5/10 (2015-2016) The dark age 2: TTG and Gumball Fiasco (2016-2019 Dimensional- 3.8/10 (2016-2018) Mashup 1.0- 6.3/10 (2018-2019) Forgiving Era (2019-Present) Mashup 2.0- 6.7/10 (2019-present)

I hated this era. This "Red Screen of Death" replaced the Cartoon Network City Block Era. It was so unpopular that Cartoon Network had very bad ratings. This is when they decided to plan the Noods and CN Real era in the first place to compete with ICarly and Hanah Montana!

Dimensional have became the Second Dark Age since the Noods.

Good eye!

Right? I can't believe it been like... 9 yrs ago.

Time to take your medicine don't want another heart attack.

You should have seen Cartoon Network when it was good. 1997 till 2005 was the best. This is pretty bad.

@@teddymoulin906 I was born 2001

@@oziswag3260 I assumed that. That's why I said you should of seen Cartoon Network back in 1997 through 2005. The channel was great and most of these bumpers were scenes from shows from that era I grew up with. There's a few videos on here that I highly recommend you checking out.

@@teddymoulin906 the city era was the best because the entire shows of Cartoon Network shared a word

@@oziswag3260 That's why I don't like this video. They went from the Cartoon Network world to old clips of characters with a red background.

ringra15 That is one i am also looking for thx for the heads up

I'll try to get elements available to restore that one

malachi poole Thx Bro

Me too.

I can't believe there's people saying this was "classic Cartoon Network"? No classic Cartoon Network was 1997 till 2005. This is cheap crap.

@@teddymoulin906 100 percent facts. 2005 is the last true classic year. I even remembered that we thought that there was going to be a Renaissance from so many cartoons (Ben 10, Life of Juniper Lee, Camp Lazlo,Hi Hi PuffiYumi) with Fosters Home, Samurai Jack, Billy and Mandy, Teen Titans, Ed, Edd, N Eddy and Kids Next Door still airing more episodes while they were still showing the Powerhouse Cartoon Cartoons. But 2006 and 2007 most of them got canceled and replaced with crap such as Johnny Test, George of the Jungle, Squirrel Boy, and My Gym Partners a Monkey.

@John Ballard Sorry bro but these are facts. 2006 was so bad that Cartoon Network had terrible ratings. This is the reason why Cartoon Network decided to make CN Real in the first place to compete with Nickelodeon and Disney Channel, which both had higher ratings! They were losing so much money.

@John Ballard no it was better because there was shows being produced by Hanna Barbera and they were working with classic cartoons while making new cartoons of high quality. Cartoon Network went cheap in 2006 and tried live action to cut cost of animation when Hanna Barbera stopped doing animation for the network. When that failed the imported a bunch of Canadian cartoons and aired them on the channel and that has been their only success since. While some of those shows are good and Cartoon Network was known for airing imported shows way back in it's prime like the late night "O' Canada" (which had unique Canadian cartoons) and of course Anime, the Network had a big variety of content to show. I can understand someone like you that doesn't even know the old Cartoon Network would wan't to have an opinion but if you had any sense, you would've gone and done some research first before calling other people "nostalgia tards" when they're right. Your reply makes you sound like a dumb-ass !

@John Ballard we didn't have to watch what was put in front of us like you, we as kids got to choose the shows became popular and that's why it was better than the crap you probably watched! What made Cartoon Network so great back in the day was how they did their shows. While they aired older cartoons the did a show called "What a Cartoon" later named "Cartoon Cartoons" which were pilots that were pitched and because Hanna Barbera was part of the network they could animate any idea that was given to them. All the successful Cartoons that started on the network was from those pilots pitched and made into a short. The ones that didn't do well didn't get a series but the ones that did well got their own series. Ed Edd and Eddy, Dexter's Lab, Power Puff Girls, Johnny Bravo, Code name Kids next Door, Billy and Mandy, Courage the cowardly Dog, I can keep naming more but to get to the point they all started as one short cartoon and if the audience liked it and voted (we sometimes voted for our favorites) it would become a series. We wasn't told to like whatever crap was put in our faces like you obviously had done to you!

beefy die??!1?

@@briccanimations That's exactly what I was thinking man, it's the same font

beefy bee

@@maroyo3805 Right on. The Golden Age was 1998 through 2005/spring 2006 (the two most popular eras being the Powerhouse and CN City eras). The late 2006/2007 Yes! Era was the one that planted the seeds for the Dark Ages of 2007-early 2010 CN.

@@RockNRollSurf At least it got better

@@RockNRollSurf IMP that would be more 2007 with the first show to start the sighs of its down fall "Squirrel boy " at least according to reviewers. As a lot of shows where starting to blend together ( Squirrel boy my gym partners a monky and hu hi puffy omni yumi " mahy feeling like CN was running out of ideas at the time or rushing to replace time slots of shows that had been on for years around 2008 - hints the live shows in 2010. - Some say when Toonomie was taken down from the air after 11 years. "September 20th, 2008" is when the dark ages started. And CN being saved by the show Adventure time in 2010 ( even tho im not a fan of the show i respect the show for saving CN other wise i wonder if CN would have suffer the same fate as G4 TV or MTV. - the whole Cn dark ages stuff is really fascinating to me so forgive my long message

@@alchemistofsteel8099 Indeed. The Check It Era of the early 2010s is Cartoon Network's third-best era right behind Powerhouse (1998- spring 2004) and CN City Eras (summer 2004- Spring 2006). The Check It Era is famously known as the renaissance or the Bronze Age.

@@sizerlecluck8613 Wait, didn't Squirrel Boy come out in May of 2006? In many people's opinions that I've talked to, 2005 is considered to be the last year of classic Cartoon Network. The Yes! era of 2006 killed off the majority of the Powerhouse cartoons (even stopped showing many of them completely such as Johnny Bravo) as well as airing the pilot movie for Out of Jimmy's Head in the Fall of 2006. 2006 is when Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends and Billy And Mandy went bad in quality in their later seasons because the episodes became very mean-spirited and annoying (the introduction of Goo and Fred Fred Burger). The previous CN City Era was fantastic because this era still respected the Powerhouse Era by showing their toons (such as Courage Cowardly Dog and Dexter) as well as being the true peak of Kids Next door, Teen Titans, Foster's Home, and Billy and Mandy. My Gym Partner A Monkey and Ben 10 took over the spotlight in 2006 (nothing wrong with Ben 10) and many of the other CN City Era toons were sadly kicked out and forgotten (such as Juniper Lee because of that awful My Gym Partners A Monkey forced promotion). What I despise most about the Yes! era is the fact that many of the early Millenials born in the 80s and early 90s blame the CN City Era for being the start of the Dark Age of Cartoon Network (2004) when that is completely wrong. The Yes! Era was the era to kill off Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, the one to completely remove all Powerhouse Era cartoons except for Ed, Edd, n Eddy, and Kids Next Door, the era to have the annoying red bumpers, and the one to have Squirrel Boy. The Check It Era of the early 2010s is Cartoon Network's third-best Era and I agree that this era saved the Network from the awful late 2000s period. But the Powerhouse and CN City Eras (1998-2005) will always be the masterpieces.

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was it me who found it

@@knottyorchid1212 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SGMuq0jjD-4.html its this

2006-2007

you have part of it thank you There can actually be hope to find the full version

It was my first time restoring something

You must have never seen Cartoon Network between 1997 till 2005 because these are just awful.

if you still have them can ya send me the tapes on google drive

@@knottyorchid1212 Sorry, that was forever ago. I don't know if I even have the tapes anymore.

@@mauriceisaac3646 who knows maybe you do and if so id love to see them uploaded

you could pretty much restore it by squishing the video to 4:3, nice find.

what?? that's crazy

@@knottyorchid1212 My Parents Said It's Evil And Against God.

@@schweenieboy yikes my parents let me watch it.

@@knottyorchid1212 This Is What Happens When You Grow Up In A Christian Household

Well you can watch it now and quote Billy and Mandy whenever you see them lol