Will Cartoon Network's 2021/2022 plans tear the channel apart (Redraw Your World strategy revealed)

Cartoon Network has been revealing their strategy and plans under Tom Ascheim for 2021, 2022, and beyond, and it includes live action programing, preschool fare, and even anime, as well as continued cooperation with HBO Max and the channel's rebrand and repositioning under the slogan "Redraw Your World". A slew of new projects are on the way to cater to a range of audiences, including the new Cartoonito and ACME Night blocks, plus plans for new action cartoons, anime, and "girl-inclusive" programming. With big changes in store under Ascheim (as head of WarnerMedia's kids output) and Amy Friedman (as head of CN), can #CartoonNetwork do what they need to to stay relevant? I catch you up on what's been going on at the checkerboarded channel, and break down what all these new pivots for CN could mean. Analysis is offered on the channel's new programming, brand position, and strategy goals, and connections are made to prior experience in kids' TV that could foretell the future of the channel. To catch up on the latest on how Cartoon Network got to this point, watch my look back at how the channel fared in 2020: /watch/8T9P_EcE0rwEP Get loads of bonus extras including exclusive chats with me and even select videos early for as little as $3 a month: https://benzj.tk/join Copyrighted content in this video is deemed to be "fair use" under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, as the content was used for criticism and comment. All third-party content in this video is (c) their respective owners, and no attempt to supersede existing copyright has been made. MORE TV CHANNEL ANALYSIS: https://benzj.tk/analysis ALL THE LATEST VIDEOS: https://benzj.tk/latest SUBSCRIBE AND WATCH MORE: https://benzj.tk/sub New videos on television and media every week, so subscribe so you don't miss future videos.

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