Kids' WB

10 shows, 10 sequences, oldest first.

One of these moved between networks during its run and appears under each one.

1 sequence

The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries

1995–2000·Kids' WB·Animation

The chase reframed as a detective series, with Granny solving cases and the cat still not catching the bird.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Road Rovers

1996–1997·Kids' WB·Animation

Domestic dogs from six countries turned into a superhero team by a scientist who does not explain much.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Histeria!

1998–2000·Kids' WB·Animation

History taught as an Animaniacs-style variety show, made to satisfy an educational broadcasting requirement.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Detention

1999–2000·Kids' WB·Animation

Nine children in permanent after-school detention, animated in a flat 1950s style that nothing else on the block used.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Jackie Chan Adventures

2000–2005·Kids' WB·Animation

Jackie Chan as an archaeologist hunting talismans, with the real Chan answering fan questions at the end of each episode.

• Season 1

1 sequence

The Zeta Project

2001–2002·Kids' WB·Animation

A Batman Beyond spin-off about an assassin robot that refuses to kill and runs from the agency that built it.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Ozzy & Drix

2002–2004·Kids' WB·Animation

The film Osmosis Jones continued as a series, with a white blood cell and a cold pill policing a teenager's body.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Xiaolin Showdown

2003–2006·Kids' WB·Animation

Four apprentice monks collecting artefacts, in a series that borrows its fight grammar from wuxia rather than from superheroes.

• Season 1

1 sequence

The Batman

2004–2008·Kids' WB·Animation

The series that had to follow Batman: The Animated Series and chose to look nothing like it.

• Season 1

1 sequence

Johnny Test

2005–2014·Kids' WB / Cartoon Network·Animation

A boy who lets his scientist sisters test inventions on him in exchange for whatever he wants that week.

• Season 1