#Spinning wheel painted running sheep tv#

We offer beautiful finished products made from the exquisite alpaca fleece. Warner Bros.Contact: Ms.Charlotte Westermann email: Phone: +55769940Ĭontact: Matt and Julie Petty email: Phone: 41 Alpaca Meadows is a family owned alpaca breeding farm, offering ribbon winning alpacas and their luxurious fiber in all its various forms and grades, from raw fleece to batts to rovings to yarn - beautiful natural colors and hand-painted, mill-spun and hand-spun! Our fiber art equipment includes spinning wheels, carders and combs, looms, felting tools, and Gaywool Dyes, as well as Fiber Art Kits. You can help the Cartoon Network Wiki by adding the missing bumpers. These bumpers were discarded entirely when the network switched to its ' City' branding, immediately after Adult Swim signed out at 5:00 AM EST, and reruns of Time Squad and Captain Planet that aired on June 14, 2004. In addition, the majority of the bumpers seen from 2003 to 2004 only had the blue and purple backgrounds, as the green, yellow, and dark blue bumpers were long gone by the beginning of 2003 (with the strange exceptions of the 'Coming Up Next' bumpers until May 2003). Also, prior to 2003, some shows had multiple patterns of bumpers, which were cut down to one pattern afterward. Additionally, in 20, for the Powerhouse-styled bumpers that were still being used, the 'Powerhouse' remixes were inexplicably dropped, replaced with background music from the shows themselves. Some of the newer shows notably never even had their own Powerhouse-styled bumpers (such as when The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Evil Con Carne split on June 8, 2003, some shows premiered in 2003-2004 like Teen Titans, Baby Looney Tunes and Duck Dodgers). The black midnight-hour bumpers, in particular, became discontinued when Adult Swim was expanded from being shown on Sundays and Thursday weeknights to all weeknights (with the exception of Fridays and Saturdays) from Sunday-Thursday (from 11:00pm to 2:00pm) in 2003. Action cartoons (outside of Toonami) typically used bumpers with purple backgrounds.īy the end of 2002, as Cartoon Network began to shift its focus more and more towards its original programming, the Powerhouse bumpers gradually started becoming less frequently used, with certain shows only airing in programming blocks that used their own bumpers.

#Spinning wheel painted running sheep tv#

The backgrounds for the bumpers were given color schemes to fit with the time of the day the shows aired: shows that aired on weekday mornings had bumpers with yellow backgrounds, shows that aired on weekday afternoons had green bumpers, shows airing on weekday evenings as well as on weekends had blue bumpers, and shows that aired during the midnight hours had black backgrounds (early on, these bumpers were red, but were changed afterward because older TV sets could not display red backgrounds very well). Commonly, items from said skits would turn black and/or white, forming a checkerboard pattern on the screen. 8 'Characters with the CN logo' bumpersĭuring the Powerhouse era, most of Cartoon Network's shows used commercial bumpers, animated by Primal Screen, that depicted typical gags and scenes from the shows, underscored by a remix of the show's theme music set to 'Powerhouse'.5.31 Speed Racer (different from the ones in the US).5.19 Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys.5.15 The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat.5.2 Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.2.15 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!/ The Scooby-Doo Show.2.14 The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest.