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2003 in animation

2003 in animation is an overview of notable events, including notable awards, list of films released, television show debuts and endings, and notable deaths.


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Television series debuts

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Date Title Channel Year
January 6The Berenstain Bears (2003)PBS Kids2003–2004
January 13Lupin the Third Part IIAdult Swim2003
February 1.hack//SignCartoon Network
February 8Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)FoxBox, The CW4Kids2003–2009
February 10Reign: The ConquerorAdult Swim2003–2004
February 16The Venture Bros.2003–2018
February 21Corneil & BernieNicktoons2003–2016
March 1Stuart Little: The Animated SeriesHBO2003
March 4Hey Monie!BET
March 11The Save-Ums!Discovery Kids2003–2006
Strawberry ShortcakeDirect-to-Video2003–2008
March 31TrigunAdult Swim2003
April 7Miffy and FriendsNoggin2003–2007
Moose and Zee2003–2012
April 12All Grown Up!Nickelodeon2003–2008
May 17MegaMan NT WarriorKids' WB2003–2005
June 3Hey JoelVH12003
June 6EddsworldNewgrounds, YouTube2003–2016, 2020–present
June 9Android Kikaider: The AnimationAdult Swim2003
June 13The Grim Adventures of Billy & MandyCartoon Network2003–2008
June 26Gary the RatThe New TNN2003
Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"
Stripperella2003–2004
June 30Cyborg 009Cartoon Network2003
July 8Franny's FeetPBS Kids2003–2010
July 11Evil Con CarneCartoon Network2003–2004
Free for AllShowtime2003
Spider-Man: The New Animated SeriesMTV
July 19Teen TitansCartoon Network2003–2006
August 1My Life as a Teenage RobotNickelodeon2003–2009
August 4Blue GenderAdult Swim2003–2004
August 5FLCL2003–2018
August 23Funky CopsFox Box2003–2004
Duck DodgersCartoon Network2003–2005
August 30Shaman KingFox Box
September 1Clifford's Puppy DaysPBS Kids2003–2006
September 2RubbadubbersNick Jr.2003–2005
September 7Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley WinksPBS Kids2003–2007
September 8Connie the CowNoggin2003–2005
September 20Lilo & Stitch: The SeriesDisney Channel2003–2006
September 21RatzFrance 32003-2004
September 28JoJo's CircusPlayhouse Disney2003–2007
October 1The Koala Brothers
October 17VH1 ILL-ustratedVH12003–2004
October 22Kid NotoriousComedy Central2003
November 1Kenny the SharkDiscovery Kids2003–2005
Tutenstein2003–2008
Xiaolin ShowdownKids' WB2003–2006
Pokémon: Advanced2003–2004
November 7Star Wars: Clone WarsCartoon Network2003–2005
November 14Dragon Ball GTCartoon Network, Nicktoons2003–2012

Television series endings

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Date Title Channel Year Notes
January 3Cita's WorldBET1999–2003Ended
January 163-SouthMTV2002–2003Cancelled
January 23George ShrinksPBS Kids2000–2003
February 2Super Duper SumosNickelodeon2002–2003
February 5The Legend of TarzanUPN2001–2003Ended
February 6Girlstuff/BoystuffYTV2002–2003
February 25Clifford the Big Red DogPBS Kids2000–2003
March 1PoochiniSyndiaction
March 24Stargate InfinityFoxBox2002–2003
April 4Liberty's KidsPBS Kids
April 13Clone HighMTVCancelled, until revived by Max in 2023.
April 15Hey Monie!BET2003Cancelled
May 24Stuart Little: The Animated SeriesHBO
June 17Hey JoelVH1
July 24Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon"TNN
August 10FuturamaFox1999–2003Cancelled, until revived by Comedy Central in 2010.
August 22Spider-Man: The New Animated SeriesMTV2003Cancelled
September 12Free for AllShowtime
October 6Seven Little MonstersPBS Kids2000–2003Cancelled
October 24House of MouseToon Disney2001–2003Ended
October 25X-Men: EvolutionKids' WB2000–2003
Pokémon: Master Quest2002–2003
November 7Little BearNick Jr.1995–2003
November 9Family GuyFox1999–2003; 2005–presentCancelled, until revived in 2005.
November 14Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?Cartoon Network2002–2003Cancelled
November 20Dexter's Laboratory1996–1999; 2001–2003 Ended
November 23ToonHeads1992–2003
November 26Time Squad2001–2003Cancelled
December 11Gary the RatSpike TV2003
December 12Transformers: ArmadaCartoon Network2002–2003
December 15Kaput & ZöskyNicktoons2002–2003
December 17Kid NotoriousComedy Central2003
December 31The Brak ShowAdult Swim2000–2003

Television season premieres

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Date Title Season Channel
February 3 The Wild Thornberrys 5 Nickelodeon
February 24 Dora the Explorer 3
March 19 South Park 7 Comedy Central
May 25 Aqua Teen Hunger Force 2 Adult Swim (Cartoon Network)
May 30 ChalkZone 2 Nickelodeon
June 14 Samurai Jack 4 Cartoon Network
July 18 Kim Possible 2 Disney Channel
August 9 As Told by Ginger 3 Nickelodeon
September 5 The Powerpuff Girls 5 Cartoon Network
September 19 The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius 2 Nickelodeon
October 3 Codename: Kids Next Door 2 Cartoon Network
Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?
October 6 Dora the Explorer 4 Nickelodeon
October 20 Grim & Evil[a] 2 Cartoon Network (UK)
November 2 King of the Hill 8 Fox
The Simpsons 15
November 7 The Fairly OddParents 4 Nickelodeon

Television season finales

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Date Title Season Channel
January 20 The Fairly OddParents 2 Nickelodeon
March 7 Codename: Kids Next Door 1 Cartoon Network
May 16 Kim Possible 1 Disney Channel
May 18 King of the Hill 7 Fox
The Simpsons 14
June 29 As Told by Ginger 2 Nickelodeon
July 14 Dora the Explorer 2
July 26 SpongeBob SquarePants 2
August 16 Samurai Jack 3 Cartoon Network
September 5 The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius 1 Nickelodeon
November 2 ChalkZone 2
November 11 Teen Titans 1 Cartoon Network
November 21 The Fairly OddParents 3 Nickelodeon
December 12 Blue's Clues 5
December 17 South Park 7 Comedy Central
December 31 Aqua Teen Hunger Force 2 Adult Swim (Cartoon Network)

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February

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  • February 24: Imogene Lynn, American singer (singing voice of Red in Tex Avery's cartoons), dies at age 80.[52][53]
  • February 27: Fred Rogers, American television host, author, producer and minister (voiced himself in the Arthur episode "Arthur Meets Mister Rogers"), dies from stomach cancer at age 74.[54]

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See also

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Notes

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  1. ↑ Its segments The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy & Evil Con Carne became their own shows for the premiere of its second season in the US.

References

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