Cartoon Network was very sparing with its episode premiers in January 2021, but we did get premiers for four shows: Bakugan: Battle Planet, Craig of the Creek, Teen Titans Go!, and Total Dramrama.

With so few premiers to look at the ratings for, we also have plenty of time to look at how poor the ratings are compared to even just one year ago.

Introduced in the Chrome Car, Infinity Train’s Reflection Enforcement is devoted to protecting the barrier between the mirror world and the prime world. Except, what damage have we ever seen done to the barrier? And why is it that they’re so eager to cross the barrier repeatedly to get one sliver content to live on the other side? There has to be something more to it.

Infinity Train’s mirror world comes up a lot in the second season, yet so much of it is still a mystery. Still, what’s a theory without some evidence to back it up? Even if Infinity Train never delves into the mirror world again, there’s a lot we can say.

Sooner or later every cartoon gets a wrestling episode. Well, Craig of the Creek has Pencil Break Mania to keep to that tradition. Matt Burnett and Ben Levin – the creators of Craig of the Creek – are big fans of wrestling, so you can be sure that Pencil Break Mania remains true to the sport.

That said, how many fans of cartoons are fans of wrestling? How many fans of Craig of the Creek understood all of the loving references Pencil Break Mania contained, or even the basic wrestling rules, storylines, and tropes? Well, that’s what we’re here to go over.

When I made my video, Susie’s Lament, the first season of Summer Camp Island was finished. With forty episodes to analyze, I came up with a tantalizing theory about Susie, Ramona, and Hedgehog; with just its first four, Summer Camp Island’s third season was able to bring my theory collapsing to the ground.

Theories are fragile things: a theorist can only move so far away from what’s already been written, while the show writer can go wherever they wish. My theory about Susie, Ramona, and Hedgehog may be gone, but I’m going to keep on theorizing, whether it’s about Summer Camp Island, Steven Universe, or any other show I love.

Another year at Cartoon Network has ended, and this time they didn’t give us very many weekly episodes. What they did give us were bombs, bombs, bombs! December saw premiers for Teen Titans Go!, DC Super Hero Girls, Craig of the Creek, Total Dramarama, Thundercats Roar! (just the Christmas episode), Apple and Onion, and Bakugan: Battle Planet.

December also saw five movies air on Cartoon Network, but what everyone wants to see is how the ratings did over the past six months. We also make sure to take an interesting look at how DC Super Hero Girls and Ninjago did in their different time slots.