YTV special blocks 2010

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Will update throughout 2010 as the year progresses...

New Year's Day/2010 Top 10 (January 1): YTV's 20 hottest programs were listed on their website in December 2009 to mark the New Year (and New Decade). On January 1, 10 of those shows were played.
MeoWoof(January 17): A variety of pet-themed YTV shows (such as the Fairly OddParents episode where Timmy and Vicky turned into a Tom and Jerry-esque cat and mouse). Includes a marathon of Kid Vs. Kat episodes, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the two live-action Garfield movies.
Pants On Fire Day (January 29): A variety of YTV episodes revolving around "lies that blow you up [MuscleBob BuffPants] and get you busted [iPromise Not to Tell]". Includes the premiere of the How To Be Indie episode How To Party Like Chandra and the Jim Carrey movie Liar Liar.
Up, Up And A Weekend (February 5-7): "Faster than a speeding sponge..." an entire weekend devoted to superhero-themed YTV shows. Includes the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, three back-to-back Superman movies (including Superman Returns), Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo and the YTV premiere of the movie Zoom. "Don't fly yourself, leave flying to the pros! *clip of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in rocking chairs from their first appearance. Up, up, and away!* Or not."
Valentine's Day/Big Fun Crush Week (February 8-14): A full week of love-themed YTV shows in celebration of Valentine's Day. Includes the Drake and Josh episode Girl Power ("underwear goes under" ), How To Be Indie, a marathon of love-themed iCarly episodes, and movies such as New York Minute (which was actually filmed in Canada because it's cheaper to shoot movies there), Ever After: A Cinderella Story, Just My Luck, and A Cinderella Story.
[Big Fun] Family Day (February 15): A variety of family-themed YTV shows for the hopefully (thanks to the Worlds Longest Signature) newly Canada-wide Family Day event. Includes the movies Yours, Mine And Ours (2005 version), Cheaper By The Dozen 2 and the television premiere of the Ice Cube movie Are We Done Yet.
Pump Up The Weekend (March 5-7): An entire weekend devoted to music-themed YTV shows. Similar to Big Fun Music Week back in August 2009, Pump Up The Weekend includes the SpongeBob episode Band Geeks ("Is mayonaise an instrument?"), new How To Be Indie episode How To Be Ridonkulous, David Archuleta's guest appearance on iCarly (in the episode iRocked The Vote), and the movies Raise Your Voice (with Hilary Duff), Grease (the 1978 musical classic), and premiere movies Hairspray (2007 version) and the sequel to Sister Act (with Whoopi Goldberg).
St. Patrick's Day (March 17): TBA
April Fools Day (April 1): TBA
Easter (April 4): TBA
Earth Day (April 22): TBA
Mother's Day (May 9): TBA
Victoria Day (May 24): TBA
Father's Day (June 20): TBA
Summer Holidays (June 25): TBA
Canada Day (July 1): TBA
Dog Days Of Summer(July/August): TBA
Labor Day/September Summerender (September 6): TBA
International Talk Like A Pirate Day (September 19): TBA
Canadian Thanksgiving (October 11): TBA
Halloween/Fang-Tastic (October): TBA
New-vember (November): TBA
Christmas/Big Fun Holidays (December): TBA

Happy 2010 everyone!

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For some reason, it won't let me edit the core post, so whenever this happens, I'll do a new update. (BTW this is my 100th post)

Will update throughout 2010 as the year progresses...

New Year's Day/2010 Top 10 (part of Big Fun Holidays) (January 1): YTV's 20 hottest programs were listed on their website in December 2009 to mark the New Year (and New Decade). On January 1, 10 of those shows were played. This was part of the 2009 Big Fun Holidays lineup, since there are several special blocks within that one giant, month-long block, I will do a special post devoted to the 2010 version of Big Fun Holidays as Christmas (and the block) approaches.
MeoWoof(January 17): A variety of pet-themed YTV shows (such as the Fairly OddParents episode where Timmy and Vicky turned into a Tom and Jerry-esque cat and mouse). Includes a marathon of Kid Vs. Kat episodes, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the two live-action Garfield movies.
Pants On Fire Day (January 29): A variety of YTV episodes revolving around "lies that blow you up [MuscleBob BuffPants] and get you busted [iPromise Not to Tell]". Includes the aforementioned episodes of SpongeBob and iCarly respectively, plus the premiere of the How To Be Indie episode How To Party Like Chandra and the Jim Carrey movie Liar Liar.
Up, Up And A Weekend (February 5-7): "Faster than a speeding sponge..." an entire weekend devoted to superhero-themed YTV shows. Includes the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, three back-to-back Superman movies (including Superman Returns), Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo and the YTV premiere of the movie Zoom. "Don't fly yourself, leave flying to the pros! *clip of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in rocking chairs from their first appearance. Up, up, and away!* Or not."
Valentine's Day/Big Fun Crush Week (February 8-14): A full week of love-themed YTV shows in celebration of Valentine's Day. Includes the Drake and Josh episode Girl Power ("underwear goes under" ), How To Be Indie, a marathon of love-themed iCarly episodes, and movies such as New York Minute (which was actually filmed in Canada because it's cheaper to shoot movies there), Ever After: A Cinderella Story, Just My Luck, and A Cinderella Story.
[Big Fun] Family Day (February 15): A variety of family-themed YTV shows for the hopefully (thanks to the World's Longest Signature) newly Canada-wide Family Day event. Includes the movies Yours, Mine And Ours (2005 version), Cheaper By The Dozen 2 and the television premiere of the Ice Cube movie Are We Done Yet.
Pump Up The Weekend (March 5-7): An entire weekend devoted to music-themed YTV shows. Similar to Big Fun Music Week back in August 2009, Pump Up The Weekend includes the SpongeBob episodes Band Geeks ("Is mayonaise an instrument?") and Krabby Road, new How To Be Indie episode How To Be Ridonkulous, David Archuleta's guest appearance on iCarly (in the episode iRocked The Vote), and the movies Raise Your Voice (with Hilary Duff), Spectacular! (Nickelodeon's response to HSM with Nolan Gerard Funk) and premiere movies Hairspray (2007 version), Grease (the 1978 musical classic), and Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit (with Whoopi Goldberg and the Fugees' Lauryn Hill).
Spring Break/March Breakout (March 15-19): Basically some sort of a condensed version of December 2007's The Marathon Of Marathons (which lasted from December 26 until New Year's Eve and was followed on New Year's Day by A Day Of Firsts, a marathon of pilot episodes of YTV shows) in celebration of spring break. It includes the movies Air Buddies, Surf's Up, Agent Cody Banks, Looney Tunes Back In Action, Barnyard, Over The Hedge, Flushed Away, Home Alone and premiere movies Chicken Run and Mighty Ducks, rounded out with episodes of shows such as SpongeBob, iCarly and Penguins Of Madagascar. It also includes the Fairly OddParents three-part Wishology storyline and The Zone's second annual Battle For The Golden Sandwich. The action closes up with three YTV premieres: the one-hour iQuit iCarly special (in the same format as iGo To Japan and iFight Shelby Marx), the Canadian premiere of iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove's music video Kissing U and the ABC Family series 10 Things I Hate About You.
Go Bots Go! (March 20): A morning of robot-themed episodes of YTV shows, during CRUNCH!, YTV's line of Saturday morning cartoons. Sponsored by the Transformers NEST Global Alliance contest, it includes episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants (Imitation Krabs, Komputer Overload and Krab Borg), Penguins Of Madagascar (Lemur See, Lemur Do), Kid Vs. Kat (Bend It Like Burtonburger) and Fairly OddParents (Add-A Dad and Information Stupor Highway)
April Fools Day (April 1): TBA
Easter (April 4): A variety of spring or bunny-themed YTV shows for Easter. Further information TBA
Earth Day (April 22): A variety of "green"-themed YTV shows for Earth Day. Further information TBA
Mother's Day (May 9): A variety of mom-themed YTV shows for Mother's Day. Further information TBA
Victoria Day (May 24): TBA
Father's Day (June 20): A variety of dad-themed YTV shows for Father's Day. Further information TBA
Summer Holidays (June 25): TBA
Canada Day (July 1): A variety of YTV original shows for Canada Day (since YTV is a Canadian network). Further information TBA
Dog Days Of Summer (July/August): TBA
Labor Day/September Summerender (September 6): TBA
International Talk Like A Pirate Day (September 19): A variety of pirate-themed YTV shows for the popular holiday, International Talk like A Pirate Day. Further information TBA
Canadian Thanksgiving (October 11): TBA
Halloween/Fang-Tastic (October): A variety of Halloween or scary-themed YTV shows for Halloween. Further information TBA
New-vember (November): A variety of YTV premieres, hence the name New-vember. Further information TBA
Christmas/Big Fun Holidays (December): A variety of Christmas or winter-themed YTV shows for Christmas. (click here for my coverage of a certain commercial from last year's Big Fun Holidays: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=36967) Further information TBA
Boxing Day (part of Big Fun Holidays) (December 26): An "everything must show" marathon of popular YTV shows, including Kwanzaa specials (they both fall on the same day). Further information TBA

Happy 2010 everyone!

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This is the third rehash...

Will update throughout 2010 as the year progresses...

New Year's Day/2010 Top 10 (part of Big Fun Holidays) (January 1): YTV's 20 hottest programs were listed on their website in December 2009 to mark the New Year (and New Decade). On January 1, 10 of those shows were played. This was part of the 2009 Big Fun Holidays lineup, since there are several special blocks within that one giant, month-long block, I will do a special post devoted to the 2010 version of Big Fun Holidays as Christmas (and the block) approaches.
MeoWoof(January 17): A variety of pet-themed YTV shows (such as the Fairly OddParents episode where Timmy and Vicky turned into a Tom and Jerry-esque cat and mouse). Includes a marathon of Kid Vs. Kat episodes, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the two live-action Garfield movies.
Pants On Fire Day (January 29): A variety of YTV episodes revolving around "lies that blow you up [MuscleBob BuffPants] and get you busted [iPromise Not to Tell]". Includes the aforementioned episodes of SpongeBob and iCarly respectively, plus the premiere of the How To Be Indie episode How To Party Like Chandra and the Jim Carrey movie Liar Liar.
Up, Up And A Weekend (February 5-7): "Faster than a speeding sponge..." an entire weekend devoted to superhero-themed YTV shows. Includes the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, three back-to-back Superman movies (including Superman Returns), Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo and the YTV premiere of the movie Zoom. "Don't fly yourself, leave flying to the pros! *clip of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in rocking chairs from their first appearance. Up, up, and away!* Or not."
Valentine's Day/Big Fun Crush Week (February 8-14): A full week of love-themed YTV shows in celebration of Valentine's Day. Includes the Drake and Josh episode Girl Power ("underwear goes under" ), How To Be Indie, a marathon of love-themed iCarly episodes, and movies such as New York Minute (which was actually filmed in Canada because it's cheaper to shoot movies there), Ever After: A Cinderella Story, Just My Luck, and A Cinderella Story.
[Big Fun] Family Day (February 15): A variety of family-themed YTV shows for the hopefully (thanks to the World's Longest Signature) newly Canada-wide Family Day event. Includes the movies Yours, Mine And Ours (2005 version), Cheaper By The Dozen 2 and the television premiere of the Ice Cube movie Are We Done Yet.
Pump Up The Weekend (March 5-7): An entire weekend devoted to music-themed YTV shows. Similar to Big Fun Music Week back in August 2009, Pump Up The Weekend includes the SpongeBob episodes Band Geeks ("Is mayonaise an instrument?") and Krabby Road, new How To Be Indie episode How To Be Ridonkulous, David Archuleta's guest appearance on iCarly (in the episode iRocked The Vote), and the movies Raise Your Voice (with Hilary Duff), Spectacular! (Nickelodeon's response to HSM with Nolan Gerard Funk) and premiere movies Hairspray (2007 version), Grease (the 1978 musical classic), and Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit (with Whoopi Goldberg and the Fugees' Lauryn Hill).
Spring Break/March Breakout (March 15-19): Basically some sort of a condensed version of December 2007's The Marathon Of Marathons (which lasted from December 26 until New Year's Eve and was followed on New Year's Day by A Day Of Firsts, a marathon of pilot episodes of YTV shows) in celebration of spring break. It includes the movies Air Buddies, Surf's Up, Agent Cody Banks, Looney Tunes Back In Action, Barnyard, Over The Hedge, Flushed Away, Home Alone and premiere movies Chicken Run and Mighty Ducks, rounded out with episodes of shows such as SpongeBob, iCarly and Penguins Of Madagascar. It also includes the Fairly OddParents three-part Wishology storyline and The Zone's second annual Battle For The Golden Sandwich. The action closes up with three YTV premieres: the one-hour iQuit iCarly special (in the same format as iGo To Japan and iFight Shelby Marx), the Canadian premiere of iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove's music video Kissing U and the ABC Family series 10 Things I Hate About You.
Go Bots Go! (March 20): A morning of robot-themed episodes of YTV shows, during CRUNCH!, YTV's line of Saturday morning cartoons. Sponsored by (or shamelessly plugging) the Transformers NEST Global Alliance contest, it includes episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants (Imitation Krabs, Komputer Overload and Krab Borg), Penguins Of Madagascar (Lemur See, Lemur Do), Kid Vs. Kat (Bend It Like Burtonburger) and Fairly OddParents (Add-A Dad and Information Stupor Highway).
Long Weekend (April 1-4) See special post
Earth Day (April 22): A variety of "green"-themed YTV shows for Earth Day. Further information TBA
Mother's Day (May 9): A variety of mom-themed YTV shows for Mother's Day. Further information TBA
Victoria Day (May 24): TBA
Father's Day (June 20): A variety of dad-themed YTV shows for Father's Day. Further information TBA
Summer Holidays (June 25): TBA
Canada Day (July 1): A variety of YTV original shows for Canada Day (since YTV is a Canadian network). Further information TBA
Dog Days Of Summer (July/August): TBA
Labor Day/September Summerender (September 6): TBA
International Talk Like A Pirate Day (September 19): A variety of pirate-themed YTV shows for the popular holiday,International Talk Like A Pirate Day. Further information TBA
Canadian Thanksgiving (October 11): TBA
Halloween/Fang-Tastic (October): A variety of Halloween or scary-themed YTV shows for Halloween. Further information TBA
New-vember (November): A variety of YTV premieres, hence the name New-vember. Further information TBA
Christmas/Big Fun Holidays (December): A variety of Christmas or winter-themed YTV shows for Christmas. (click here for my coverage of a certain commercial from last year's Big Fun Holidays: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=36967) Further information TBA
Boxing Day (part of Big Fun Holidays) (December 26): An "everything must show" marathon of popular YTV shows, including Kwanzaa specials (they both fall on the same day). Further information TBA

Happy 2010 everyone!

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A 4-day-long block for the Easter holidays.

April 1: April Fools Day/Pranks A Lot - a variety of prank-themed YTV shows for the famous, um...holiday. Includes two SpongeBob SquarePants episodes, Fools In April and Pranks A Lot; Fairly OddParents episode Fools Day Out, iCarly episode iStage An Intervention, Drake And Josh episode Alien Invasion, League Of Super Evil episode Dial E for Evil, back to back episodes of Prank Patrol, and two premieres: Tom Kat Foolery, an episode of Kid Vs. Kat; and the new Fanboy and Chum Chum episode Prank Master (more episodes of Fanboy and Chum Chum are available through the Canadian Nickelodeon channel, which launched on November 2, 2009).

April 2: Good Friday - the premiere of Barbie In a Mermaid Tale, the newest fantasy adventure from Mattel's beloved fashion doll, plus Jonah The Veggie Tales Movie, and the 2010 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.

April 3: The classic It's The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown, a new America's Funniest Home Videos, and Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory (the one that doesn't have Johnny Depp in the title role).

April 4: Easter Sunday - the old Rankin/Bass special Here Comes Peter Cottontail, encore presentation of It's The Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown, plus the premieres of two biblical movies: Prince Of Egypt (Dreamworks' 1998 classic based on the story of Moses) and Evan Almighty (Steve Carell and Morgan Freeman in a comic retelling of Noah's Arc - the follow-up to 2001's Bruce Almighty).

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Will update throughout 2010 as the year progresses...

New Year's Day/2010 Top 10 (part of Big Fun Holidays) (January 1): YTV's 20 hottest programs were listed on their website in December 2009 to mark the New Year (and New Decade). On January 1, 10 of those shows were played. This was part of the 2009 Big Fun Holidays lineup, since there are several special blocks within that one giant, month-long block, I will do a special post devoted to the 2010 version of Big Fun Holidays as Christmas (and the block) approaches.
MeoWoof(January 17): A variety of pet-themed YTV shows (such as the Fairly OddParents episode where Timmy and Vicky turned into a Tom and Jerry-esque cat and mouse). Includes a marathon of Kid Vs. Kat episodes, All Dogs Go to Heaven, and the two live-action Garfield movies.
Pants On Fire Day (January 29): A variety of YTV episodes revolving around "lies that blow you up [MuscleBob BuffPants] and get you busted [iPromise Not to Tell]". Includes the aforementioned episodes of SpongeBob and iCarly respectively, plus the premiere of the How To Be Indie episode How To Party Like Chandra and the Jim Carrey movie Liar Liar.
Up, Up And A Weekend (February 5-7): "Faster than a speeding sponge..." an entire weekend devoted to superhero-themed YTV shows. Includes the Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, three back-to-back Superman movies (including Superman Returns), Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo and the YTV premiere of the movie Zoom. "Don't fly yourself, leave flying to the pros! *clip of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy in rocking chairs from their first appearance. Up, up, and away!* Or not."
Valentine's Day/Big Fun Crush Week (February 8-14): A full week of love-themed YTV shows in celebration of Valentine's Day. Includes the Drake and Josh episode Girl Power ("underwear goes under" ), How To Be Indie, a marathon of love-themed iCarly episodes, and movies such as New York Minute (which was actually filmed in Canada because it's cheaper to shoot movies there), Ever After: A Cinderella Story, Just My Luck, and A Cinderella Story.
[Big Fun] Family Day (February 15): A variety of family-themed YTV shows for the hopefully (thanks to the World's Longest Signature) newly Canada-wide Family Day event. Includes the movies Yours, Mine And Ours (2005 version), Cheaper By The Dozen 2 and the television premiere of the Ice Cube movie Are We Done Yet.
Pump Up The Weekend (March 5-7): An entire weekend devoted to music-themed YTV shows. Similar to Big Fun Music Week back in August 2009, Pump Up The Weekend includes the SpongeBob episodes Band Geeks ("Is mayonaise an instrument?") and Krabby Road, new How To Be Indie episode How To Be Ridonkulous, David Archuleta's guest appearance on iCarly (in the episode iRocked The Vote), and the movies Raise Your Voice (with Hilary Duff), Spectacular! (Nickelodeon's response to HSM with Nolan Gerard Funk) and premiere movies Hairspray (2007 version), Grease (the 1978 musical classic), and Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit (with Whoopi Goldberg and the Fugees' Lauryn Hill).
Spring Break/March Breakout (March 15-19): Basically some sort of a condensed version of December 2007's The Marathon Of Marathons (which lasted from December 26 until New Year's Eve and was followed on New Year's Day by A Day Of Firsts, a marathon of pilot episodes of YTV shows) in celebration of spring break. It includes the movies Air Buddies, Surf's Up, Agent Cody Banks, Looney Tunes Back In Action, Barnyard, Over The Hedge, Flushed Away, Home Alone and premiere movies Chicken Run and Mighty Ducks, rounded out with episodes of shows such as SpongeBob, iCarly and Penguins Of Madagascar. It also includes the Fairly OddParents three-part Wishology storyline and The Zone's second annual Battle For The Golden Sandwich. The action closes up with three YTV premieres: the one-hour iQuit iCarly special (in the same format as iGo To Japan and iFight Shelby Marx), the Canadian premiere of iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove's music video Kissing U and the ABC Family series 10 Things I Hate About You.
Go Bots Go! (March 20): A morning of robot-themed episodes of YTV shows, during CRUNCH!, YTV's line of Saturday morning cartoons. Sponsored by (or shamelessly plugging) the Transformers NEST Global Alliance contest, it includes episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants (Imitation Krabs, Komputer Overload and Krab Borg), Penguins Of Madagascar (Lemur See, Lemur Do), Kid Vs. Kat (Bend It Like Burtonburger) and Fairly OddParents (Add-A Dad and Information Stupor Highway).
Long Weekend (April 1-4) See special post
Superstar Friday (April 9): An evening of star-studded YTV shows, including a rebroadcast of The Next Star season 2 finale, a look into the life of season two winner Tianda Flegel and the Canadian premiere of the True Jackson VP episode True Concert, where True gets Justin Bieber to headline a fundraiser to save her school’s design department, but a dorky band called "Care Bears On Fire" get Justin injured right before the big event.
Earth Day (April 22): A variety of "green"-themed YTV shows for Earth Day. Further information TBA
Mother's Day (May 9): A variety of mom-themed YTV shows for Mother's Day. Further information TBA
Victoria Day (May 24): TBA
Father's Day (June 20): A variety of dad-themed YTV shows for Father's Day. Further information TBA
Summer Holidays (June 25): TBA
Canada Day (July 1): A variety of YTV original shows for Canada Day (since YTV is a Canadian network). Further information TBA
Dog Days Of Summer (July/August): TBA
Labor Day/September Summerender (September 6): TBA
International Talk Like A Pirate Day (September 19): A variety of pirate-themed YTV shows for the popular holiday,International Talk Like A Pirate Day. Further information TBA
Canadian Thanksgiving (October 11): TBA
Halloween/Fang-Tastic (October): A variety of Halloween or scary-themed YTV shows for Halloween. Further information TBA
New-vember (November): A variety of YTV premieres, hence the name New-vember. Further information TBA
Christmas/Big Fun Holidays (December): A variety of Christmas or winter-themed YTV shows for Christmas. (click here for my coverage of a certain commercial from last year's Big Fun Holidays: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=36967) Further information TBA
Boxing Day (part of Big Fun Holidays) (December 26): An "everything must show" marathon of popular YTV shows, including Kwanzaa specials (they both fall on the same day). Further information TBA

Happy 2010 everyone!

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Earth Day (April 22):
A variety of environment-themed YTV shows celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. Includes the new SpongeBob SquarePants episode SpongeBob's Last Stand, iCarly episode iGo Nuclear, Everybody Hates Chris episode Everybody Hates Earth Day, and True Jackson, VP episode True Intrigue.

World Penguin Day (April 25)
A Penguins Of Madagascar marathon for World Penguin Day. Includes the half-hour special The Lost Treasure of the Golden Squirrel, where the whole gang heads on a treasure hunt with the Rat King trying to get to the treasure before they do.

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Mother's Day/Mother Of All Sundays (May 9)
A variety of mom-themed YTV shows for Mother's Day. Includes episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants (Enemy In-Law), Fairly OddParents (This Is Your Wish and Momnipresent), How To Be Indie (How To Be Mum's Number One and How to Strike A Balance), iCarly (iHurt Lewbert and iMove Out), Prank Patrol (Rigged Resto, Bowling Madness and Shopaholic Granny) and three movies: Yours, Mine And Ours, Cheaper By The Dozen 2 and The Flintstones.

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Victoria Day/SpongeOdd SquareParents Day (May 24)
It’s the spongiest, oddest day of the year! YTV's annual marathon of SpongeBob SquarePants and Fairly OddParents on Victoria's birthday. Includes the SpongeBob special Atlantis SquarePantis, featuring David Bowie, the full Wishology 3-part storyarc of Fairly OddParents and the Canadian premieres of two new episodes for both shows: Chum Bucket Supreme / Single Cell Anniversary and Tentacle-vision / I Heart Dancing (SpongeBob), One Man Banned / Frenemy Mine and Chicken Poofs / Stupid Cupid (OddParents).

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Father's Day/Day Of The Dads (June 20)
A variety of dad-themed YTV shows for Father's Day. Includes the SpongeBob episode, Rock-A-Bye Bilave, The Algae's Always Greener and Grandpappy the Pirate, Fairly OddParents episodes Dadbracadabra, Add-A-Dad and Who's Your Daddy?, Clang Invasion episode Two Dads Are Better Than One, Kid Vs. Kat episode One Big, Happy Family, Family Biz episodes Go With The Flow Chart and Skunkworks, Prank Patrol episodes Super Dad and Heavy Metal Makeover, and the movies Mrs. Doubtfire, Are We Done Yet? and the YTV premiere of Daddy Day Care.

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Beginning Of Summer Holidays (June 24)
A variety of summer-themed YTV shows for the beginning of summer holidays. Includes the League Of Super Evil episodes, Swimming With Sharks and Escape From Skullosus, the Fairly OddParents 2-part episode School's Out Musical, the SpongeBob episodes Krabby Land / The Camping Episode and Inmates Of Summer, and a rebroadcast of the 2010 Kids Choice Awards, hosted by Kevin James and honouring the year's biggest television, movie, and music acts, and athletes as voted by Nickelodeon fans!

[Big Fun] Canada Day (July 1)
YTV celebrates its home country with a day jam-packed with mini marathons of popular YTV originals: How To Be Indie, League Of Super Evil, That's So Weird and Kid Vs. Kat.

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Sneak Peek Week (August 30-September 3)
YTV's Fall shows are coming! Check out sneak peeks of these hot new YTV premieres, including Fanboy and Chum Chum, Victorious, and Big Time Rush.

Also coming this fall: Hot new movies including School Of Rock, Another Cinderella Story, The Pink Panther, Daddy Day Camp and Superhero Movie.

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Thanksgiving (October 11)
Most US members should know that we in Canada have Thanksgiving a lot earlier, the second Monday of October as opposed to the fourth Thursday in November. On that day we have four animated films, including a Land Before Time double feature with The Great Day Of Flyers and The Wisdom Of Friends, as well as Surf's Up and Ice Age, plus a special episode of How To Be Indie called How To Be Thankful, in which Indie vows to show the world the most regular, normal Thanksgiving dinner ever when a clueless reporter asks her one too many questions about her Thanksgiving tradition.

Halloween/Fang-Tastic (October 16-31)
A variety of Halloween YTV shows and movies. More in special post

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October 16:
-On YTV’s Saturday morning block Crunch, Marlene is frightened by a spooky noise in the night on The Penguins Of Madagascar episode Haunted Habitat, and in a new episode of YTV’s new original show Sidekick, Trevor’s science fair project turns his teacher into a plant-monster.
-Three spooky back-to-back movies: Wallace And Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit, Casper: A Spirited Beginning, with Steve Guttenberg, Lori Loughlin, Rodney Dangerfield, Michael McKean and Richard Moll, and the premiere of R.L. Stine’s Mostly Ghostly, starring Sterling Baumon and Madison Pettis.
-It’s Happy Halloween on America’s Funniest Home Videos, with highlights including a musical montage of the unsuspecting getting scared out of their wits by others in frightful costumes.

October 17:
-Alvin And The Chipmunks Meet The Wolfman! Yep, the title says it all. In this 2000 flick, a spooky new neighbour arrives along with mysterious fog enshrouding the neighbournood, and Alvin insists he hears howling at night. Later, Alvin Meets Frankenstein when the Chipmunks discover that Dr. Frankenstein and his beloved monster are inhabiting a world famous movie studio.
-After the first of two Alvin movies (see above) it's Halloween again, and SpongeBob SquarePants is the easiest scare in town. I Was A Teenage Gary, a similar Halloween-y episode follows, when Squidward reluctantly agrees to take care of SpongeBob’s pet snail, Gary, for a few days while SpongeBob is out of town. The results aren't pretty.
-In a classic episode of The Fairly OddParents, Timmy, Cosmo and Wanda are watching a 3-D movie called It Came From the Haunted Volcano. When Timmy complains it’s not realistic enough, all heck breaks loose.
-The 2006 movie Monster House speaks for itself. No, really. Just watch it.

October 18:
-On a new episode of Kid Vs. Kat, Kat takes advantage of Dad turning the House of Swap into a horror fun house by going for real blood. And on Casper's Scare School, Professor Thurdigree Burns learns of a medieval themed restaurant in Deedstown and goes there seeking revenge against the knights who chased his ancestors into near extinction in Dragon Quest, and in Opposite Day, Wolfie’s experiment with moonlight goes awry.

October 19:
-On an episode of Casper's Scare School, the kids go to Deedstown and find that no one is afraid of them.

October 20:
-On Timothy Goes To School, Nora's fear of big and scary prehistoric creatures is heightened when the class makes preparations to go to a dinosaur museum. On Casper's Scare School Casper is helping out so many of his friends he’s exhausted.
-Prank Patrol hosts a Haunted Garden with scary vegetables and a man-eating plant, a statue that comes to life, and some creepy sounds!

October 21:
-A Willa's Wild Life episode, It Came From The Attic. The power goes out when a storm comes to town and the animals hear mysterious noises in the attic.

October 22:
-On an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants, The Flying Dutchman takes up residence at SpongeBob's house where he proceeds to scare, startle him constantly.
-Addams Family Values - a new addition is welcomed to the household.
-On Prank Patrol Tessa pranks her pal by inviting her for a sleepover at the Boogeyman Motel!
-America’s Funniest Home Videos celebrates Halloween with clips that include magicians and magic gone wrong, the employee who scares his co-workers with a frightening costume

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October 23:
-Casper's Scare School, both Scary Godmother CGI specials and the premiere of RL Stine's The Haunting Hour, a direct-to-video adaption of the popular book.

October 24:
-Back-to-back movies: Wallace And Gromit Curse Of The Were-Rabbit, Beetlejuice and the YTV premiere of Ghostbusters.

October 25:
-On Growing Up Creepie, A lighthearted day of pumpkin picking turns dark when Creepie and her friends end up at a creepy farm where they’re haunted by a mysterious Jack-o-Lantern scarecrow.
-On The Fairly OddParents, Timmy is having the flat-out worst Halloween ever. Through procrastination and dumb moves, Timmy finds himself as a mummy, Trick or Treating with Vicky. Later, on SpongeBob SquarePants, SpongeBob and Patrick think they killed Squidward. He comes back as a ghost...or did he?
-Big Time Terror - on a new Big Time Rush, Gustavo needs a place to stay while his mansion is being fumigated and ends up at the Crib. "Paranormal Activity" has been taking place at the Palm Woods, and the boys convince Gustavo the place is haunted in order to get him out.

October 26:
-On Fanboy and Chum Chum, Fanboy is convinced he was bitten by a vampire and Chum Chum wants to be a vampire too. Then on The Fairly OddParents, Timmy wishes to become invisible and wreaks invisible havoc everywhere, causing everyone to believe that the school is haunted.
-On Prank Patrol, Nicte and Andy conspire to give Sierra a real life vampire movie type scare she won’t soon forget!
-An 8 Simple Rules episode, Trick Or Treehouse sees Paul’s wish to have the family get together for one last Halloween campout in the old treehouse turn out to be the biggest nightmare of the evening.

October 27:
-On Spongebob SquarePants, SpongeBob and Patrick disturb the Flying Dutchman’s slumber and he turns them into ghosts.
-A special Halloween episode of That's So Weird: a pimple remedy that tastes like pork, some serious Full Contact Hopscotch, Daniel Book gets a job, and a certain Man in The Yellow Hat is brought in for questioning by the police.
-On 8 Simple Rules, Halloween finds Kerry doubting Bridget's ability to plan the school's annual fright-fest party. Then on What I Like About You, Holly and Vince go to the country for a romantic weekend. Vince feels immense pressure and has second thoughts. Meanwhile, Val ends up in an interesting situation with Charlie, she calls Vic for support and protection.

October 28:
-On Fairly OddParents, everybody in Dimmsdale is watching the latest horror film, Fly Boy. But Timmy isn’t allowed to because it is Far Too Terrifying For Timmy Turner, so he wishes he could become a Fly Boy.
-On a premiere episode of Fanboy and Chum Chum, Fanboy uses a magical Book of the Dead for his book report material and accidentally turns his teacher into a zombie.
-On SpongeBob SquarePants, The Flying Dutchman takes up residence at SpongeBob's house where he proceeds to scare, startle him constantly.
-On How to Be Indie, Indie shows us How To Trick Your Parents Into Treating you Like A Grownup when she wants to watch a scary movie but everyone treats her like a little kid.

October 29:
-On The Penguins Of Madagascar, after an injury, Skipper goes to the vet for treatment. While he’s there, the rest of the team mistakenly believes Skipper has turned into a zombie.
-The premiere of Scared Shrekless: Shrek challenges Fiona, Donkey, Puss in Boots and other fairy tale characters to spend the night in Lord Farquaad's haunted castle telling scary stories. They put their own fairytale spin on infamous spine-tingling tales!
-On iCarly, iScream On Halloween Carly, Sam, and Freddie do iCarly from an apartment that is rumored to be haunted. When creepy things start happening, the friends worry that the ghost rumors just might be true.
-On a new episode of Victorious, Tori gets the lead in a school play, but freaks when her stage makeup leaves her looking like a zombie on opening night.
-A Cinderella Story: This version of Cinderella (Hilary Duff) finds her Prince Charming (Chad Michael Murray) at a costume gala.

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The last two days of Fang-Tastic are sure to be a big fright from beginning to end including:

October 30
-Starting with a special Halloween episode of Clang Invasion, where Rivet inadvertently unleashes terror on the entire town, and later creates a time loop so that the characters keep reliving Halloween over and over and over and over...
-On Kid Vs. Kat, Kat scratches Coop under a full moon and Dennis is convinced he will transform into a deadly Were-Cat. Later, Kat, left home alone on Halloween, communicates with the Cat Nebula and sets up a rendezvous.
-Monster vs. Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space. That is all.
-Everyone in town turns into a super hero on a super-haunted Halloween episode of Sidekick.
-In Garfield's Halloween Adventure, Garfield and Odie plan on getting dressed up as pirates and filling their bags of candy, but instead get shipwrecked, then discover a haunted house inhabited by treasure-hunting pirates who've returned from the grave.
-Three movies: Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman, Alvin Meets Frankenstein and Monster House.
-The Flintstones Meet Rockula & Frankenstone: Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty win a trip to Rocksylvania, where they come face to face with Count Rockula and his monster, Frankenstone.
-The immortal It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.
-America's Funniest Home Videos including great practical jokes that scare people, haunting Halloween hijinks and wedding horror -- what happens when a bride tries to get rid of a pesky bug and the groom gets in the way?

October 31:
-The final Fang-Tastic day begins with an episode of Pearlie, based on the Wendy Harmer books, where Pearlie, Jasper and Opal hide in a magical pumpkin to protect them from Halloween
-On Zeke's Pad, Zeke decides he needs a little space from his family, so he draws himself invisible and goes about scaring the heck out of his family.
-On The Mr. Men Show, the search for the mysterious giant Dillydale owl leaves Mr. Bump searching for bandaids, and Mr. Stubborn refuses to believe in werewolves
-On Monster Buster Club, in an effort to impress Wendy, Danny ventures into a really scary haunted house...and gets trapped. The MBC goes inside to rescue Danny and discovers that the house is owned by a friendly morpher alien.
-On Growing Up Creepie, Creepie refuses to dissect a frog in lab and sets it free, only to have it be hit by a bus. She brings it back to life in the manner of Frankenstein.
-As promotion for Mattel's new Monster High dolls, a TV special featuring the characters, entitled Monster High: Open Heart, will be aired. It's a horror-ific first week at Monster High for 15-day-old Frankie Stein as she struggles to fit in, stand out, and win over the most popular girl at school, Cleo De Nile
-A young Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen star in Double Double Toil And Trouble. Lynn and Kelly are horrified that their parents are about to lose the family house. Determined to save their home, the girls try to trick their Aunt Agatha, who is a mean witch, into giving them a magic stone.
-This year's Fang-Tastic sends off in style with the premiere of Ghostbusters 2 and the How To Trick Your Parents Into Treating You Like A Grownup episode of How to Be Indie.

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Newvember (Nov. 1-31)
It's that time of year again! A slew of YTV premieres including the movies Kung Fu Panda, School Of Rock, Barbie In A Fashion Fairytale (the first of these movies where Barbie actually plays herself), A Cinderella Story and Horton Hears A Who, new episodes of iCarly, Victorious, Big Time Rush and How To Be Indie.

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-On November 5, Sam's moves in with Carly after a fight with her mother (guest star Jane Lynch from Glee) on a new episode of iCarly. On SpongeBob SquarePants, Plankton disguises himself as SpongeBob's grandmother and Mr. Krabs uses Gary to find spare change. And on an new Victorious, Tori discovers that her friends have been secretly going to a fancy restaurant instead of playing in an annual ping pong tournament.
-When a young woman (Selena Gomez) meets a dashing young man (Drew Seeley) at a dance, she rushes out before he can get her name but drops her iPod. A Prince Charming in jeans will step forward to win one girl's heart in Another Cinderella Story, November 5.
-Horton Hears A Who premieres on November 14. The 2008 computer animated adaption of the Dr. Seuss classic features Jim Carrey, Steve Carell, and Dane Cook, among others.
-November 7 holds the premiere of Barbie In A Fashion Fairytale. Barbie travels to Paris to save her aunt's fashion company.
-The premiere of the Jack Black animated comedy Kung Fu Panda happens November 21.
-November 26 holds a "Miranda Cosgrove night" with 3 new episodes of iCarly: iBloop, iGot A Hot Room and iPsycho, as well as the 2003 film School Of Rock, in which Cosgrove starred with Jack Black and Joan Cusack.
-A new Big Time Rush on November 22.
-Every Thursday holds a new episode of How to Be Indie, beginning with How to Put Your Best Foot Forward on November 4.

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Big Fun Holidays (November 28-January 1)
It's that time of year again! Big Fun Holidays is YTV's annual cluster of Christmas shows. Premiering this year are the movies Fred Claus, The Dog Who Saved Christmas, This Christmas and Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, specials from Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar, and a new episode of The Penguins Of Madagascar. Starting Dec 20th, catch holiday specials every day and a movie every weekday @ 1pm. AND specials from Kid vs. Kat, 8 Simple Rules, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, SpongeBob SquarePants, Monster Warriors, League of Super Evil, Fairly OddParents, Casper, Sidekick, Everybody Hates Chris, and MORE!!!

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November 28:
Things kick off to a rousing start on November 28 with four Christmas classics back to back: To Grandmother's House We Go, Unaccompanied Minors, Blizzard and Fred Claus.

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December 1:
-A new series premieres during Big Fun Holidays, called Santapprentice. It’s not so easy to learn Santa’s job! Nicolas, an ordinary boy from Australia, realises this and doubts whether he is up to this huge task. What if Santa simply made a mistake when he chose his successor? Two back to back episodes premiere today: In the first, Nicholas is chosen as Santa's apprentice. In the second, Nicolas is depressed because he thinks that he’ll never receive Christmas presents anymore.
-On a Rugrats Hannukah special, during a celebration at the local synagogue, Tommy and Chuckie try to help Grandpa Boris settle a feud with Shlomo, a nemesis of Boris’ from the Old Country.

December 2:
-Two new Santapprentice episodes: A Long Night and He Doesn't Exist.

December 3:
-In two new Santapprentice episodes, Nicholas confronts the son of Bogey Man and tries to persuade Santa to eat less on his travels.
-Unaccompanied Minors: Five oddball kids must try to outwit a disgruntled airport official in a last-ditch effort to reunite with their families.

December 4:
-The TV special The Happy Elf
-To Grandmother's House We Go: Determined to give their mother Rhonda a restful Christmas vacation, Julie & Sarah Thompson (a young Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) sneak off to visit their grandmother. Unwittingly they meet up with two kidnappers claiming to be Santa's Elves.
-In Call Me Claus, Whoopi Goldberg plays a cynical television director asked to take over the role of Santa Claus in order to save the North Pole.
-Three episodes of America’s Funniest Home Videos celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with clips of kids with unusual reactions when they open their gifts on Christmas morning, a Santa performer falling off the stage, and Christmas lights falling off the house just as they’re turned on.

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December 5:
-The 2010 Santa Claus Parade in Toronto follows an airing of Popeye's Quest: The Voyage For Pappy today.
-Three canine Christmas movies: All Dogs Go To Heaven Christmas Carol, The Dog Who Saved Christmas, and the YTV premiere of the movie's sequel, The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation.

December 6:
-On Santapprentice, Santa wants to buy the fully automatic sleigh that belongs to a bullying baron who’s on safari at the North Pole, and Nicolas is left with the toy factory for a whole week while Santa goes on vacation.

December 7:
-How does Santa manage to deliver all his presents in one night? Santa refuses to let Nicolas in on this secret for the moment on Santappprentice. Then, a spoiled little girl named Elea says that she's not happy with her latest Christmas presents. If Nicolas doesn't find one that she really likes, she threatens to get her father.

December 8:
-On Santapprentice, During his chimney-climbing exam, Nicolas gets stuck and panics so much so that afterwards he gets giddy and comes out in a cold sweat just from looking at a chimney. Then, the ice-bank is warming up, putting Santa’s Village in grave danger!

December 9:
-While Santa’s away, Nicolas perfects his Christmas laugh – different to the traditional one - on Santapprentice. By chance he discovers a secret door. Then, Nicholas sets off on a search for a mysterious tree that only grows on the other side of the ice sea.

December 10:
-Who is this mysterious Alexandra whom nobody knows, but who has been receiving letters? The answer is revealed on Santapprentice. Later, Nicolas and Santa are collecting stardust from the aurora borealis. This rare and precious dust can create magic chimneys. When Nicholas accidentally spills the dust, it endangers the lives of Nic-Nac and Tim-Tim.
-A reairing of the 2007 movie Fred Claus, about Santa's little known older brother, starring Vince Vaughn and Paul Giamatti.

December 11:
-Holidaze: The Christmas That Almost Didnt Happen, an animated TV special with an all-star cast, including Fred Willard, Gladys Knight, Brenda Song and Emily Osment, among others. This is followed by a special airing of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode, Snowball Effect.
-A Christmas Carol: Charles Dickens' classic tale of the miserable Ebenezer Scrooge is now a full-length animated musical.
-The 2003 Gemini-winning movie Blizzard, starring Whoopi Goldberg, Christopher Plummer and Brittany Bristow of Baxter.
-Two Flintstones Christmas specials, followed by a special presentation of the hit 1982 movie Tron.

December 12:
-Catch The Legend of Frosty The Snowman after a double-length Fairly OddParents episode, The Big Superhero Wish on December 12. Followed by a winter-themed FOP episode, Snowbound, Spike: The World Of Santa Claus and a rebroadcast of The Flintstones Christmas Carol.
-Three holiday movies: All I Want for Christmas, Call Me Claus, and the YTV primetime premiere of Home Alone 2.

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December 13:
-On Santapprentice, Nicholas is worried that Santa might take early retirement and finds a way of taking his mind off things – sorting old ‘letters to Santa’ in the attic. Later, Nicolas is snowed under: between school, the Factory and his apprenticeship, he doesn’t have a moment to himself anymore. If only he had a magic wand to do everything!
-In Merry Christmas Drake And Josh, a spinoff of the hit show Drake And Josh, the boys promise a little girl that her foster parents and siblings will have "the best Christmas ever." It's a pledge that's tough to keep after Drake's antics at a holiday party land responsible Josh in jail.

December 14:
-Engrossed in his favourite pastime, Santa is busy creating a new toy when his invention explodes in his face! Nicolas comes to the rescue and discovers that the shock has given Santa amnesia on Santapprentice. Then, in the middle of a storm, Santa picks up Circella, a beautiful young woman, who is semiconscious. Nicolas is sceptical about her identity.
-A new episode of The Penguins Of Madagascar. In The All-Nighter Before Christmas, The New York Zoo is closed only one day out of the whole year - Christmas. To rejoice the season the animals take over the zoo for "Kidsmas;" their annual celebration complete with decorations, food, gifts and Santa.

December 15:
-On Santapprentice, Nicolas unintentionally sets the snow monster free. At once, the dragon unleashes a ferocious storm. Santa, who has set off along the ice-bank to collect a delivery of spare parts, is trapped in the middle of the tornado.
Then, letters from young parents are pouring into Santa’s House, asking for the musical mobile Santa brought them when they were little.
-A Kung Fu Panda holiday special, followed by a brand new Holly Jolly Special hosted by The Zone's Carlos Bustamente and featuring your favorite YTV stars as well as a new song from this year's The Next Star Top 6. http://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/the-ne ... d406226733

December 16:
-On Santapprentice, Maurice, the son of Santa’s best childhood friend, arrives at the North Pole. He’s an old magician who loves his job so much he won’t face the facts: his show doesn’t crack any ice and he’s too old to go on the stage. Later, Nicolas is keen to leave his ‘mark’ during his time as Santa and tests the idea of breathing new life into those little details that make Christmas traditional.
-In the new special Merry Madagascar, Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman take over a big job on Christmas.

December 17:
-What if Santa were Nicolas’ father? Nicolas firmly believes it. Santa chose him from amongst thousands of others: it’s a sign. And Santa loves him like a father on Santapprentice. Then,during a training session, Nicolas discovers he lacks the patience required to deal with his problems. Luckily, Santa knows a little trick that will allow Nicolas to relax when he finds himself in difficulty.
-The Zone gets into the holiday spirit, starting with a winter-themed Fairly OddParents, followed by a holiday League Of Super Evil episode, The Night Before Chaos-mas. Also includes a winter SpongeBob SquarePants, the Christmas Penguins Of Madagascar, and classic Christmas episodes of Fairly OddParents and SpongeBob.
- It's A Wonderful Life is spoofed on a special Christmas iCarly. When Spencer accidentally sets fire to all of Carly’s presents, she wishes that she had a normal brother. A Christmas angel then visits Carly and shows her what her life would be like if Spencer were normal. Followed by a special holiday Big Time Rush, guest starring iCarly's Miranda Cosgrove.
-Call Me Claus, followed by the YTV premiere of This Christmas.

December 18:
-Crunch, YTV's Saturday cartoons lineup, also gets into the holiday spirit, with several of the shows mentioned in The Zone's Christmas lineup, as well as a Kid Vs. Kat Christmas special, the SpongeBob episode Survival Of The Idiots, and a new Sidekick episode, Beneath the Missile-Toe.
-Specials all day! In A Year Without Santa, Mrs. Claus tells the story of the year that Santa Claus decided to take a holiday. But when the elves show Santa all the toys they are preparing, Santa dons his red suit and drives his gift-laden sleigh for his annual rounds.
-Followed by A Miser Brothers Christmas, Casper's Haunted Christmas, Yogi's First Christmas, A Charlie Brown Christmas, It's Christmas Time Charlie Brown, A Flintstones Christmas, Tis The Season To Be Smurfy, Garfield's Christmas Special, He Man and She Ra Christmas Special, Alf's Christmas Special and the YTV Holly Jolly Special.

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December 19:
-On The Mr Men Show, Mr. Bump’s snowman proves a "flakey" companion and Miss Calamity braves the snow for a good broadcast. Then on Pearlie, Pearlie welcomes the new Xmas Fairy Jingle while Saphira plots to ruin Xmas.
-A Kid Vs Kat Christmas special followed by the winter-themed Catch My Drift.
-Two Christmas and winter-themed SpongeBob episodes, Snowball Effect and Christmas Who, followed by two Charlie Brown Christmas specials.
-Kung Fu Panda and Madagascar holiday specials followed by I Want A Dog For Christmas.
-Drew Barrymore and Keanu Reaves head the cast of Babes In Toyland. During a Christmas Eve blizzard, 11-year-old Lisa travels to Toyland in Wizard of Oz-like fashion and arrives in time for a wedding. Mary Contrary is about to marry mean, old Barnaby Barnacle, even though she loves Jack Be Nimble.
-In Home Alone 2 Kevin heads to New York and finds himself with the same robbers from last time. followed by Christmas With The Cranks, where the Kranks have twelve hours to perform a miracle and pull themselves and their neighbors together to throw the best celebration ever!
-Another airing of YTV's Holly Jolly Christmas Special, where Carlos, while preparing for the holidays, finds himself wanting to put together something extra special for the viewers. Finally it comes to him - a holiday song and video - and for that he's going to call on some special guests - The Top 6 from The Next Star!

December 20:
-Catch special holiday episodes of Being Ian, Sidekick, Ruby Gloom, Clang Invasion, and more. Rupert travels to the North Pole, Nicholas the Santapprentice finally finds a family, Pearlie unleashes a wintery havoc and two mice have only Christmas Eve to cure their ill brother in The Christmas Stocking Tale.
-In To Grandmother's House We Go, two girls give their mother a break and set off to visit their grandmother. Unwillingly they are picked up by two thieves claiming they are Santa's elves.
-In Santa Claus Brothers, Santa’s sons are sent to find the true meaning of Christmas. They discover the realities of the outside world, the world discovers the unique magic of the Santa Claus brothers, and the brothers discover themselves.
-Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, followed by a new Big Time Rush Christmas special and Home Alone.

December 21:
-Special Christmas and winter-themed episodes of Being Ian, Grossology, Monster Buster Club, The Mr. Men Show, and more.
-In The Kiss Under The Mistletoe, while living contentedly with the director of an orphanage named Marianne, three orphans from a single family - Alice, Albert and Arthur - have the rug pulled out from under them. The Milots, a foreign couple from a distant land, adopt the two boys, leaving Alice behind. The little girl is beside herself, but her brothers reassure her that they will soon be reunited again. On the night before Christmas, the two boys carry out their plan and run away into the forest, where they get lost in the dark, cold, snowy night. With the help of Betty the mare, Galley the seagull, Captain Graig and Marianne, Alice leaves in search of them after the mistletoe works its magic.
-On Santapprentice the time has come for Nicolas to design his first toy. He has to invent it and produce it himself. He has three days to do it and may not get help from anybody else.
-Once upon a time in a mystical kingdom, Crofton, the King's Viceroy, wished to be king, and when he saw how King Ronen would be lost without his daughter Princess Angela, he kidnapped her on Christmas Eve. This happens in a Fairy Tale Christmas.
-In Casper's Haunted Christmas Casper's in high spirits until he is odered to scare at least one person before Christmas day. But Casper doesn't want to scare anyone; so the ghostly trio secretly hires Casper's look-alike cousin spooky to do the job!
-Two Rankin Bass Christmas specials: A Year Without Santa and Santa Claus Is Coming to Town.

December 22:
-Holiday episodes of Jacob Two-Two, Captain Flamingo and more. Enjoy a few more episodes of Santapprentice, catch a wonderful story of friendship and togetherness and the birth of an unforgettable legend in The Legend Of The Christmas Tree, and watch as the Nutcracker Prince takes Marie to visit his beautiful Kingdom where they float down the honey river, eat shooting stars that turn into sugar plums, walk through Christmas Wood and dance in Marzipan Castle in an animated retelling of The Nutcracker.
-All Dogs Go To Heaven Christmas Carol, featuring the voices of Stephen Webber, Dom Delouise, Ernest Borgnine and Sheena Easton.
-In Yogi's All Star Comedy Christmas, Yogi, Boo-Boo and the Hanna Barbera Gang help wealthy Mr. Jones discover that the true meaning of Christmas has little to do with money and a lot to do with following your heart.
-Holiday episodes of 8 Simple Rules and Everybody Hates Chris.
-On a Mystery Hunters Christmas episode, Doubting Dave goes on a hunt for that most elusive of creatures Santa Claus! Christina tries to figure out if Reindeer really can fly and she uncovers some surprising things. Araya searches for the magnetic north.

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December 23:
-After head chef Mr. Bakewell discovers Anthony's sister and her two friends hiding in the pantry, Anthony and the other assistant pastry chefs can only watch helplessly as the dessert for the hotel's Christmas dinner is ruined. This only marks the beginning of The Tradition Of The Christmas Log. Followed by The Little Drummer Boy, a classic Rankin Bass special with the voices of Greer Garson and Jose Ferrer as well as music by the Vienna Boys Choir.
-On Santapprentice, Nicolas is impatient to become Santa at last. As he wonders why time passes so slowly, he starts to suspect that toys prevent children from growing up faster.
-Everybody knows that Christmas is the time when miracles happen. The Magic Gift Of The Snowman is an exciting new tale about a cool snowman who brings a very special gift to a little girl and her family.
-In The Twelve Days Of Christmas, Sir Carolboomer sends his bumbling squire, Hollyberry, to steal the Christmas list of the hard-to-please Princess Silverbelle. But Hollyberry grabs answers to the King's crossword puzzle instead!
-In Yogi's First Christmas, Yogi Bear comes out of hibernation in December for the first time and experiences his first Christmas. All the famous Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters join in the celebration and help Yogi save Jellystone Lodge from closing.
-A Kung Fu Panda holiday special.
-When Santa Claus sprains his ankle while delivering presents, Fred & Barney save Christmas for the children by taking his place in A Flintstone Christmas.

December 24:
-In A Very Fairy Christmas, Santa's best kept secret is that fairies help him track all the children on the "Naughty and Nice" lists. Fairies travel between the North Pole and the real world by using the pictures that hang in children's rooms as "windows."
-On Santapprentice Nicholas undergoes his last tests to become Santa's successor.
-In The Dog Who Saved Christmas George goes to the pound and brings home Zeus, a former police dog. While the kids are delighted by the newest addition to the family, it isn’t long before George and Belinda realize that something is wrong with their new pet.
-Powerpuff Girls Twas The Fight Before Christmas and The Dog Who Saved Christmas Vacation.

December 25:
-Most of the programming that was aired over the past week, including episodes of Ruby Gloom, Pearlie, Grossology and Captain Flamingo, the movies Blizzard and Home Alone, and specials like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

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December 26:
-An Everybody Hates Chris Kwanzaa special, along with a blowout of YTV shows and movies for Boxing Day, including all three Spy Kids movies.

December 27:
-A SpongeBob SquarePants marathon.

December 28:
-A Fairly OddParents marathon.

December 29:
-An iCarly marathon featuring the iGo To Japan special.

December 30:
-A Victorious marathon featuring the movie Spectacular, in which Justice stars with Nolan Funk and her Victorious co-star Avian Jogia.

December 31:
-A Big Time Rush marathon and an In Real Life marathon for New Year's Eve.

January 1:
-A Next Star marathon on New Years Day, featuring the entire journey of the Top 6 and the first marathon of 2011. Happy New Year everyone!