Thursdays finally have a real reason to stay in with the TV on. Teletoon debuts a fresh Thursday night lineup built around high energy cartoons and two new shows that put real people on screen. The plan is to give Canadian families and North American viewers a lively, weekend anticipation today, with punchy humor, bold visuals, and a sense of adventure that builds through the night.
The beloved TV movie My Babysitter’s a Vampire becomes its own series premiering tomorrow night and delivering the same quirky blend of humor and spooky light moments that fans adored. The premiere runs after MUDPIT, the hybrid live action and animation show that stands as Teletoon’s answer to bold, comic storytelling and the energy of Scott Pilgrim.
There’s also fresh episodes of JOHNNY TEST and JIMMY TWO-SHOES, the premiere of DETENTIONAIRE and TOTAL DRAMA: REVENGE OF THE ISLAND. Johnny Test keeps its signature fast pace and cheeky science mischief. Jimmy Two Shoes delivers witty chaos with a light touch. Detentionaire offers teen detective adventures in a quirky school setting. Total Drama brings back the competitive drama that fans know so well with new island challenges.
Here’s the time rundown: 6pm: JOHNNY TEST 6:15pm: JIMMY TWO-SHOES 6:30pm: DETENTIONAIRE 7pm: TOTAL DRAMA: REVENGE OF THE ISLAND 7:30pm: MUDPIT 8pm: MY BABYSITTER’S A VAMPIRE All times ET/PT
All times listed are set to help viewers in Canada and the United States coordinate their evening. The slate is designed to deliver back to back storytelling that appeals to kids, teens and families, pairing bright animation with clever live action and a comfortingly familiar roster of favorites.
The Thursday night block now blends animated adventures with live action to offer a bold mix that invites audiences to settle in for an hour and a half of laughs, thrills and friendly thrills as the weekend approaches. Viewers can expect a playful tone, dynamic visuals and stories that balance humor with a touch of fantasy, making Thursday a reliable launchpad for the weekend in both countries.