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SVES

Sves

Network

Cartoon Network

Launched

March 1, 2003[1]

Cancelled

April 10, 2004

Runtime

7 hours (2003-2004)

Saturday Video Entertainment System, known as SVES by the fans of the block, was launched by Cartoon Network in March of 2003. SVES was a new 7-hour (7:00 PM - 2:00 AM) action-animation franchise that featured former Toonami programming as well as other animated action shows that didn't "fit" on Toonami or Adult Swim

SVES marked Cartoon Network's first prime-time lineup completely devoted to action, featuring shows such as: Zoids: New Century.hack//SIGNG.I. JoeDragon BallPokemon, etc.

SVES was packaged like a video game, with a Samus Aran-like character in bumps reminiscent of older arcade game designs. This block was also created by Cartoon Network’s Williams Street division, the same people who created Toonami, Adult Swim, and Miguzi. The animation for SVES was outsourced as opposed to Toonami’s animation which was done in house.

Many considered SVES the death blow for Toonami, which as it turns out was both true and not true, considering Toonami was cancelled, and then revived as a Saturday night block that replaced SVES in April of 2004.

Programming

Schedule

First SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:[1]

This schedule existed from March 1-29, 2003

Second SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from April 5-19, 2003

Third SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:[2]

This schedule existed from April 26-May 17, 2003

Fourth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on May 24, 2003

Fifth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:[3]

The schedule existed from May 31-June 28, 2003

Sixth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on July 5, 2003

Seventh SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on July 12, 2003

Eighth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from July 19-26, 2003

Ninth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on August 2, 2003

Tenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from August 16-23, 2003

Eleventh SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on August 30, 2003

Twelfth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from September 6-20, 2003

Thirteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on September 27, 2003

Fourteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from October 4-25, 2003

Fifteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from November 1-December 6, 2003

Sixteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on December 13, 2003

Seventeenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from December 20-27, 2003

Eighteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from January 3-24, 2004

Nineteenth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on January 31, 2004

Twentieth SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from February 7-14, 2004

Twenty First SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from February 21-March 6, 2004

Twenty Second SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule existed from March 13-April 3, 2004

Final SVES Lineup

This schedule consisted of:

This schedule only existed on April 10, 2004

Gallery

References

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