Mondo Network

Mondo Network
	; Mondo Network logo (2014-present)
Founders	Robert Stainton ; Audel LaRoque
Launched	February 12, 1988
Country of Origin	United States

Mondo Network is a channel founded in February 12, 1988 by Robert Stainton, and Audel LaRoque as The Greeny Channel. The headquarters is currently located at Mondo Media's building in San Francisco, California. The English feed is used around English speaking countries (like Japan, India, Sweden, Hong Kong, Canada, Denmark, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Usa, Turkey, UK, Thailand, Singapore, Serbia, Russia, Poland, Peru, Urugary, Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Iceland, Latvia, South Korea, Ireland, Belgium, Chile, Belarus, Egypt, Estonia, Georgia, Norway, Italy, Israel, Colombia, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, and Venezuela).

Unfortunately, due to the fall of the Greenytoons, it was rumored that the channel was closing down in August 2014 but the channel keeps running on air as Mondo Network since July 2014 as a deal with Mondo Media.

History[]

In 1987, The Greeny Channel gave rights to FOX, Nickelodeon, Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures, Disney, Warner Bros. Entertainment, MGM, Universal, Paramount, Public Broadcasting Service, and PBS Kids for creating cartoons and live-action shows designed for kids and adults. 1 year later, the prelaunch of The Greeny Channel shows a montage of classic cartoons and classic Greenytoons. And thus, The Greeny Channel is born.

The Greeny Channel Renamed itself to Mondo Network in 2018 airing Mondo Mini Shows..

Mondo Network Widescreen/HD[]

Mondo Network Widescreen launched in February 2000. It used letterbox or remasters instead of Pan and Scan because the widescreen launched. Later, Mondo Network HD was Launched in January 2008. People were fine with the pan and scan thing, unlike Disney+.

The Greeny Channel's 20th Anniversary Party (2008)[]

In 2008, The Greeny Channel celebrates its 20th anniversary party by showing a 5 hour marathon of Greeny Phatom, a 2 hour marathon of Geo's World, a 30-minute episode of The Daniel and Cindy Show, and ends with a 10 hour marathon of Gree City.

Mondo's Best Mini Show : Adults only.[]

Main article: The Greeny Channel Kids' Choice Awards

Mondo's Best Mini Show : Adults only. (originally named The Greeny Channel Kids' Choice Awards) was an award show, the first show was held on August 23, 1989, being similar to the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. The first awards recognized Big as Favorite Movie of 1988, Meryl Streep as the year's Favorite Movie Actress, and Eddie Murphy as its Favorite Movie Actor. Ratings for the annual event peaked in 1990, when the third Greeny Channel Kids' Choice Awards attracted 35.3 million viewers who witnessed Kirstie Alley win the award for Favorite Female TV Star, Ghost win as the Favorite Movie, and Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts win in the Movie Actress and Actor categories. So far, Ellen DeGeneres is the most awarded person with a total of 20 awards.

The Greeny Channel Rainbow Satelite[]

This channel airs Greeny Channel's programming worldwide in many different languages, except in the USA and North Korea. The channel was launched on September 9, 1990. The channel reaches more time, more cities, more countries, around the world like Philippines, South Asia, South East Asia, and Japan so it comes bigger, and ever with The Giant Rainbow Satelitee Network. And thus, Giant reach from Greeny Channel Rainbow Satellite Network stations were launched worldwide. The logo looks like the 90s GMA Network logo.

In 2013, TGC Rainbow Sat switched into the current TGC Branding as of Rumors of the old logo happend.

Rainbow Sat shut down in 2014 in favor of Mondo Network International.

The Greeny Zone[]

The is a block that airs some computer animated and live-action shorts at various times on The Greeny Channel during the schedules. It also has it's own channel.

Locomotion
Program 33's Animals
Flying Logos
Grinning Evil Death
Burning Love
Styro
Styro II
More Bells & Whistles
National Film Board of Canada's Anniversary (1989)
Slide Show
Mandel Zoom
Computer Home
Monkey Business
Kroyer Films' Technological Threat
Pixar's Luxo Jr.
Pixar's The Adventures of Andre and Wally B.
Pitagora Switch
PBS Kids 1995-2000 Interstitials (Greeny Jr. only)
Music Videos
Toy Story Treats (The Greeny Adult Channel)
Backkom (South Korea only)
Minion Mini-movies
Cars Toons
Toy Story Toons

Eras[]

March 1994-June 2000/May 2009–August 2013/December 2013 Claymations era Idents
June 2000-August 2004 Splats Era Idents
Summer 1997-Summer 2002/(Re-animated/New Versions) Summer 2003-present: "Summer Blast" Ripples/Beach Era Idents(Cb)
August 2004-September 2007 City Era Idents
September 2007-May 2009/January 2013-August 2013 Splats 2nd Era Idents
September 2007-December 2011 Knuckles/GoAnimate/Greeny Brothers(Cb) Era Idents
August 2013-July 2014 Gift Era Idents
July 2014-July 2015 Pizza Parlor Era Idents
July 2015-2017 Characters Idents
September 11, 2001-2014 Hearts Idents (ITN (TGC) Only)
July 2017-present Nostalgic Website Idents, City Bumpers

Shows[]

1980s-2014[]

Man Hill
Greeny Phatom
Geo's World
Hev's World
Luke City
Luckie The Cute Girl Mouse
World of Jake
Jake's World
Geo City
Stink's World
Earthy's World
The Daniel and Cindy Show
Greeny LOL
Finley's World
The Jan and Jason Show
Daniel's World
Kenny City
Danny City
The World of Greeny Phatom (2006-)
Brody's World
The Geo Team (1991-)
Rugrats
The Nick Busters Show (1999-)
Ren and Stimpty
The Big Bang Theory
Doctor Who
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
America's Funniest Home Videos
The Partridge Family
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
M*A*S*H
That 70's Show
Wipeout
Fievel's American Tails
Woody Woodpecker
Chilly Willy
James Bond Jr.
Paws & Tales
Dexter's Laboratory
Johnny Bravo
I.M. Weasel
Cow and Chicken
The Powerpuff Girls
Future Phatom
Ed, Edd n' Eddy
Courage the Cowardly Dog
Sheep in the Big City
Time Squad
Whatever Happened to Robot Jones?
Codename: Kids Next Door
The Grim Adventure of Billy and Mandy
Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
Camp Lazlo
My Gym Partner's A Monkey
Class of 3000
Chowder
The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Total Drama
Histeria!
Animaniacs
Pokemon
The Amazing World of Gumball
Steven Universe
Phineas and Ferb
Gravity Falls
Fish Hooks
The Proud Family
DuckTales
Darkwing Duck
Goof Troop
The Wuzzles
The Gummi Bears

Want a full list? See here.

All Cartoon Network shows (example : Time Squad) are still airing on Mondo Network to this day.

2014-present[]

See Mondo Media for Mondo Mini Shows. Originals and Acquired go here :

Clone High (Acquired)
South Park (Acquired)
Bite On Mondo (Reruns, Originals)
See Conzhea Network.
South Park (Acquired)
Just an Ordinary Web Series (Originals, Mondo Mini Shows)

Blocks[]

Greenytoons (formerly ToonWorld from 1988-1995)[]

The block is seen on weekdays at 3:00pm until 6:00pm PT/ET, friday nights at 7:00pm until 12:00am PT/ET and saturdays at 8:00am until 3:00pm PT/ET broadcasts original shows like Greeny Phatom, Geo's World, Luckie The Cute Girl Mouse, The New Adventures of Snaily the Snail, and Pinky Robot GX.

Greeny Jr. (2000-present)[]

The block is seen on morning hours for preschoolers. It also has it's own channel, which is only on select cable and satellite systems.

The Greeny Adult Channel (1993-present)[]

The block is seen at 9:00 pm until 6:00 am PT/ET, but fridays at 12:00am until 6:00am PT/ET is seen adult and teen animations like Superjail!, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and Family Guy, also includes 3 cartoon series made by the greenytoons: Gorok The Angry Gorilla and Super Inflati-force. It also features documentaries as well. It began on March 12, 1993.

During the September 11, 2001 attacks, the block is replaced with coverage from British-imported ITN (Independent a Television News).

The Greeny Horror Channel (1988-present)[]

The block is seen only on the nights of Friday the 13th and every night in October from 7pm to 12am. It also has it's own channel, which is only on select cable and satellite systems.

TeenGreeny (1999-present)[]

This block is usually shown on weekday mornings. It also has a channel obtainable by cable or satellite.

The Greeny Comedy Channel (1998-present)[]

This block shows shows and movies that are in the comedy genre.

The Greeny Movies[]

This block airs movies.

The Greeny Signature Channel (Formerly TGC3) (1999-present)[]

This block features several high quality movies, tv shows, specials, and classics. Some programs focused for females.

The Greeny Latino Channel (2005-present)[]

Features programs and movies from TGC & TGM dubbed into spanish.

The Greeny Retro Channel (2007-present)[]

This shows old cartoons from the 90's or earlier.

The Greeny Channel 2 (2015-present)[]

This channel will include more movies, series, specials, and classic series.

All blocks and misc channels were shut down in 2014 in favor of Mondo Network.

TV Channels[]

Japan channels[]

The Greeny Anime Channel Japan (co-owned with Buena Visa Film Co Ltd, Celestial Tiger Entertainment and Cookie Jar Entertainment Tokyo (now DHX Media Tokyo/DHX Cookie Jar))

Worldwide channels[]

The Greeny Channel Rainbow Satelite

Former Channels[]

Survival in the cable market is never guaranteed and every new attempted channel is a risk. Sometimes these risks pay off and sometimes they don't.

Sometimes there's a failure for Greenyworld Studios:

The Greeny Channel 2 (Will be relaunched on March 22, 2015)
The Greeny Channel Educative
The Greeny Historical Channel - A history channel showing history documentaries. Started in early 1992 and ended in November of that year.
The Greeny Anthology Channel
The Greeny Channel (Europe)
The Classics (Replaced with Greeny Retro)
The Greeny Channel 3 (Now called The Greeny Signature Channel since 2001)
The Greeny Channel UKTV

Night channels[]

Logos[]

Rebrand 2012/13[]

The Greeny Channel Introduced a new logo in Fall 2011. They made a rebrand for the new logo and it first aired on December 31, 2012 at 10:59PM. The logo changed entirely on March 1, 2013.

Encryption[]

When the channel was first launched, the channel was encrypted using the Nagravision encryption system from Galaxy 1, the satellite that carried HBO, Cinemax, The Movie Channel, Showtime, The Disney Channel, TBS, CNN, among some. In 1992, the channel moved to Galaxy 5. When Galaxy 5 was taken out of orbit, the channel built their own satellite from scratch. It was launched in a faulty condition, and suffered a thruster failure early in its life, causing minor drift, meaning that it became difficult to obtain a steady lock on the satellite. This was most notable on analogue transmissions where the picture would move from clear to carrying sparklies and back again. The satellite fell from the sky and smashed after falling from Space Shuttle Endeavour in orbit. The satellite was rebuilt and still orbited until it was taken out of orbit, and left to rest in a storage warehouse near TGC's headquarters. TGC moved to a satellite called "Clani 5" later on in it's life, until the analog switchover.

Slogan[]

The Greeny Channel - where everything's a Greenytoon. (1988-1995)
The Greeny Channel for you! (1995-2005)
Enjoy The Greenytoons (2005-2014)
So funny, it hurts. (2014-2017, website) (2014-July 2014, channel)
It's all falling. (after merger of Conzhea Network and Mondo Network in July 2014).

Merger[]

The Greeny Channel tried to merge with Felipebross Network and Jeremy World Network to form Green Teen Network, however, it failed due to the fact that most of the certain people disliked Greeny Phatom but it succeeded to merge with The Comic Group to make Greeny Super Channel.

After it was renamed Mondo Network, Mondo Media planned to buy out Conzhea Network and merge it with Mondo Network. The merger was semi-successful, resulting in a new slogan and a new website look all in 2014, the reason why the slogan is basically the same as Conzhea Network, and programming from the adult's block on Conzhea Network was added to Mondo Network.

Mondo Network
Mondo Network logo (2014-present)
Founders	Robert Stainton Audel LaRoque
Launched	February 12, 1988
Country of Origin	United States