A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[Series/TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

Come the new millenium, YTV gradually shifted its programming. It was once, the primary source of {{anime}} for Canadians, which reached its peak with ''{{Inuyasha}}'' and the ''Bionix'' block, that brought several anime series (mostly dubbed by TheOceanGroup for [=CanCon=], or Canadian content, reasons) to viewers, and threw in Canadian-produced CGI favorites by MainframeEntertainment, such as ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'', ''{{ReBoot}}'' and ''ShadowRaiders''. [[ScrewedByTheNetwork The Bionix block was moved to late Saturday nights]] [[NetworkDecay to make room for reality shows and sitcoms]]. Before, in 2007, YTV acquired approval from the CRTC [[WhatCouldHaveBeen to launch an anime-focused channel to be called]] ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Anime Channel.]]'' [[ShootTheShaggyDog The license expired in January of 2010]] and it wasn't even launched.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[Series/TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

Come the new millenium, YTV gradually shifted its programming. It was once, the primary source of {{anime}} for Canadians, which reached its peak with ''{{Inuyasha}}'' and the ''Bionix'' block, that brought several anime series (mostly dubbed by TheOceanGroup for [=CanCon=], or Canadian content, reasons) to viewers, and threw in Canadian-produced CGI favorites by MainframeEntertainment, such as ''[[WesternAnimation/BeastWars Beasties]]'', ''{{ReBoot}}'' and ''ShadowRaiders''. [[ScrewedByTheNetwork The Bionix block was moved to late Saturday nights]] [[NetworkDecay to make room for reality shows and sitcoms]]. Before, in 2007, YTV acquired approval from the CRTC [[WhatCouldHaveBeen to launch an anime-focused channel to be called]] ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Anime Channel.]]'' [[ShootTheShaggyDog The license expired in January of 2010]] and it wasn't even launched.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''Series/{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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A staple of any TV watching Canadian kid in TheNineties. The mornings featured an array of programming for younger viewers with tons of interaction from the [=PJs=] and many puppet characters who visited or lived in their lavish, treehouse-themed sets. YTV split off another network from its morning-midday programming, TreehouseTV, to cater to toddlers and preschoolers. Come afternoon, YTV was the go-to source for everything from ''ReBoot'' and ''[[BeastWars Beasties]]'' to ''SailorMoon'', ''{{Pokemon}}'', ''TheSecretWorldOfAlexMack'' and ''[[TheAddamsFamily The New Addams Family]]'', hosted by a duo of wiseass male [=PJs=] and their gum-covered alien television creature Snit, whose screen was a giant mouth. Evenings shifted to a darker note with programming such as ''{{Animorphs}}'', ''CyberSix'', ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'', and ''{{Goosebumps}}''. Between shows throughout the day, animated shorts dubbed "Short Circuitz" would air, ranging from funny and lighthearted ones earlier in the day to darker and surprisingly wistful ones at night {[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbhGmzvkp70 "Windows"]], for example). It was also responsible for original and often low-budget shows as well, such as ''[[Series/PJKatiesFarm PJ Katie's Farm]]'' and ''RadioActive''. These days, most of this material is famed for its massive nostalgia factor among natives of the 1990s and late 1980s. Late at night during this period, {{BritCom}}s such as ''YesMinister'' and ''Series/AreYouBeingServed'' were run.

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