It began with Gumball, the show's 12-year-old protagonist, standing alone facing a corner of his dimly-lit classroom. The title of the episode was "The Grieving", a sort of sad title, but I didn't really pay too much attention. I ignored it, assuming that it was done just for this 'special' episode. The music was a little different, and the show's logo wasn't animated, it's colors were done rather sloppily as well, almost like something a little kid would do on a Doodle Board or a Glow Board. The flashy and energetic intro theme played, although it was played a little differently than I recall. I was a little confused about an episode of a very popular, new show coming on this early, but I was bored and decided I would watch it thinking it might come on later in the day so I could spoil it for my brother. A little bumper showed up at the bottom of the screen during a commercial break, it said that a special episode of The Amazing World of Gumball was about to come on. I don't recall ever watching AS this late, so I stayed awake to see what would happen when it ended. One night, I was watching Adult Swim when I realized that I'd been up so late that I hadn't even kept track of the time, it was already 4 AM.
Not really my cup of tea, it's a little immature, but my little brother seems to like it a lot. One of the newest shows on the network, The Amazing World of Gumball, is a cute and mildly entertaining show.
Even today it has some good shows, like Adventure Time and Regular Show. I have always loved Cartoon Network as a kid, As I was growing up, It was my all time favorite channel to watch.
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