RIP, Zoey 101, 2005-2008, a Nick show at a Pacific Coast Academy where it was a boys school until this year when they're letting girls in. Chase immediately falls in love with a girl named Zoey and there's more shenanigans, it's funny and really good.

RIP, South of Nowhere, 2005-2008, A The N show *what Teennick used to be called* it was about a cheerleader girl that moved to Los Angeles and developed feelings for a girl in the school.

RIP, Angel Beats, April 3, 2010- June 26 2010, It's an anime but a show nonetheless, a weigh station between life and death these teenagers find themselves in a world where you cannot be killed, where you are to come to peace with your life and accept the after death.

RIP, Malcolm in the middle, 2000-2006,  a show about the middle kid, Malcolm, living with a family of "crazy people" I don't really know how to explain other than that...

RIP, Monk, 2002-2009, a show about an ex-police officer turned private detective with a giant list of phobias, gathering clues about the murder of his wife. He regularly gets hired by the police department to solve murder cases.

RIP, Avatar: The Last Airbender, 2005-2008, an anime but still a show nonetheless. About a kid with airbending powers being the avatar: the one person able to control all four elements. He must stop the evil Fire Lord Ozai from taking over the world.

Well some of my favorite Grave yard shows are

Teen Titans
(2003-2006)

Okay this show was my favorite Super Hero show of all time!

   It mixed the typical super Hero show with comedy and overall great characters!
My Favorite being Beast boy. He may be why I am an animal lover today! The reboot
Isn't really the same, it focuses to much on humor and randomness and makes it a bit repetitve.
R.I.P

Totally Spies
(2001-2010)
I will fairly say despite many people saying might say it's a girl show, I'm proud to say it's a girl
show I enjoyed. The characters were lovable and the concepts at the time were pretty creative!
I miss coming home early at 3:00 to watch this, first grade childhood memories...

Sutie Life of Zach and Cody
(2005-2008)

Okay all I have to say is that this is when Disney sitcoms were good and actually had a budget. The shows
Concepts and episodes were creative, effects were nice, and again Lovable Characters.
I also loved the Sequel "Suite life on Deck" Just as much if not more...

Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
(2001-2007?)

Okay now this show was awesome! It got a lot of Adult, disturbing, or just plain nightmare fuel past the radar!
It was just the funnies stuff of my Child hood, and might of developed my dark sense of humor . The art style was unique,
Characters funny, and just plain full of paranormal hinjnx! R.I.P, seriously...

Code name Kids next door
(2002-2008)

Now this is just the meaning of Child hood. It takes basic Child concepts like "Don't eat too much candy."
or "BRUSH YOUR TEETH!" and cranked them up to 11. It features villans based of of things you were
afraid of in your child hood, like the Dentist, Count Spankula, or Father. It even epicifies things like a museum full of
Macaroni art, water fountian of youth, or a cheek taser for cheek pinchers! The show could get pretty intense at times like the series finale or in the movie Operatino Z.E.RO. Oh how it made me rethink and not take for granite things and childhood. Plus the weapons and vehicles
were creative and they must of gone through a lot of Wrters block for the meaning of the code names for each weapon or Episode.
R.I.P SERIOUSLY I LOVED YOU!

And there you have it, now excuse me whil I cry in a corner until Cartoon plant comes back on Friday...

R.I.P Burn Notice. One of the coolest shows I've ever seen. It was about a spy who got "Burned" (Basically fired, only worse.) and is now trying to find out who did it. And helping take down terrorists and criminals along the way. The ending was really nice, but I also liked one of the characters who gets killed in the finale. So it was bittersweet.

R.I.P Fringe. It was about a scientist named Walter who is hired by the FBI, and given a team in order to solve cases involving Fringe Science. Like human experiments, parallel universes, aliens, etc. It was a really good show, and it had a great ending.

There was once a show called level Up on Cartoon Network, I really liked the show but it only made 38 episodes and was cancelled towards the end of season 2. No idea why though, it was really good.