CN1 (TV Network)

CN1 (formerly Cartoon Network XD and CNXD), is a television network, originally based on the world of cartoons. Currently the channel has a general entertainment focus, although animated programming are still represented by the channel. CN1 is owned by CN1 Group.

History
In 2013, there was an imagination of CN1. 2 years later, on 16 June 2015, CN1 started a project to launch a new channel called CNXD. The channel was launched on Wednesday, 17 June 2015, with a soundtrack played over a CN Check it 3.0 background. Then, CNXD promoted their Adventure Time Marathon event, which has broadcast in the weekend of Summer 2015. Tom & Jerry is the first show to air on CNXD. Later, CNXD aired more of these shows (18-27 June 2015)
 * Tom & Jerry
 * Tom & Jerry Tales
 * Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
 * Monster Jam

How To Play Monopoly (The Monopoly Channel)
On 1 July 2015, the late night programming, which was basically the channel signing off into a test patern screen, was rebranded as How To Play Monopoly (or Monopoly Channel) which would broadcast shows about the Monopoly board game. On 17 August 2015, How To Play Monopoly left the CNXD Schedule because Monopoly was going to become a standalone channel. However, from 24-25 October 2015, "Let's Play Monopoly" was broadcast on the channel. On 10 November 2016, Monopoly returned to the schedule. It was canceled again on 10 July 2017. Five days later, on 15 July 2017, CNXD would broadcast 24/7 for the first time, having formerly signing off from 10pm-2am and signing on from 5-6am. However, the Monopoly block returned on PMG Network Asia in April 2019.

On 3 and 4 July 2015, CNXD aired Doofy's World and Doofy's Vlog (until August 2018)

Check It 4.0 Era
The earliest Check It 4.0 era on CNXD actually originates all the way back as far as 8 July 2015. However, the sign-on bumper was the only Check It 4.0 element until August 201, when CNXD was given more new Check It 4.0 brandings, replacing the old Check It 3.0 branding. Then CNXD started promoting their "New Thursdays" programming block.

Non-animated TV Shows
On 15 November CNXD aired reruns of Campus PD, while Attack of the Show aired on 31 December.

7 January 2017 saw the premiere of shows such as CNXD News, Cops, Lost, Ninja Warrior, X-Play.

On 2 July 2017, CNXD aired Hurl!, the next day the network premiered NCIS (NCIS aired until August 2017). On 15 July, Pan Am aired on the channel. More shows such as That's Tough, Human Wrecking Balls, Bomb Patrol Afghanistan and Proving Ground also air on CNXD.

Addition of original TV Shows (2016-)
On 4 October 2016, CNXD premiered these following original shows: CNXD Tonight (became CNXD Live Show on 1 January 2018 and ended on 26 May 2019) CNXD Updates (became a segment on CNXD News on 9 December 2017, ended on 2 June 2019) Good Morning CNXD (relaunched as CNXD Morning Show in 1 July 2017)

CNXD red logo (21 October 2016-21 January 2017)
On 21 October 2016, CNXD recolored its XD in the logo from yellow to red. Several days later the bottom ticker was introduced. The bottom ticker was then removed on 29 October.

Early Dimensional era (2 November 2016)
On 2 November 2016, CNXD unveiled its new branding package, the only Dimensional was the Sign off/on Bumpers.

On 26 November 2016, CNXD announced that they will cancel Good Morning CNXD on 3 December. CNXD Movies (later known as Movies That Don't Suck in 2017), which was their new movie block, made its first debut on 12 December. CNXD Tonight airs every night (Monday-Sunday) on 28 November.

Official Dimensional era (31 December 2016)
On 31 December 2016, CNXD unveiled their dimensional bumpers. The 3D variant was first used on 13 January 2017.

New CNXD logo
On 21 January 2017, CNXD unveiled its new logo, replacing the former red logo used from 21 October 2016.

CNXD 2.0
On 9 June 2017, CNXD added the "2.0" to their on air logo bug, promoting the network's 2nd anniversary on 17 June.

New ad break bumper (14 July 2017)
On 14 July 2017, CNXD unveiled their new ad break bumper.

TV That's Plugged In era (1 September 2017-)
On 1 September 2017, CNXD unveiled a new branding and tagline "TV That's Plugged In", replacing the former "CHECK it." tagline. The new midnight programming block Midnight Spank (now 2ELVE) was later introduced.

On 24 September 2017, CNXD aired the dimensional ad break bumper. A higher definition version was broadcast on 7 October.

On 29 September 2017, the CNXD logo bug moved to the upper right corner. The logo does not appear during commercial breaks, however, it did appear on some promos. Since 1 February 2018, the CNXD slogans "TV That's plugged in & Stay plugged in" are not used below the CNXD's screenbug anymore, however, they reappeared on-air below the screenbug since 5 June 2019.

Arrow CNXD logo and Unikitty CNXD logo (1 April - 24 April 2018; 24 April - 31 May 2018)
The Arrow CNXD Logo was used on air and from 1-24 April 2018. The on air logo was replaced by the Unikitty CNXD logo from 24 April - 31 May 2018. After that, the logo reverted back to the original CNXD Logo, but it's slightly smaller.

Safe Area picture format (19 November 2018-17 March 2019; 8-18 December 2020)
Before CNXD broadcast using safe area format in November 2018, some promos and/or commercials were edited for safe area and aired as early as May 2018. On 17 October 2018, some objects appear in the 4:3 safe area even though the CNXD logo was outside the safe area. On 19 November, CNXD decided to use the proper safe area format. On 27 December, the HD was added outside the safe area. On 17 March 2019, CNXD stopped using the safe area format and reverted back to the pure 16:9 format. The CNXD logo now has the HD much closer beside it. However, CNXD returned to using safe area format from 8-18 December 2020.

CNXD Gumball logo (3 April 2019)
The CNXD Gumball logo was used on-air and from 6 May-4 June 2019, it appeared during commercials.

Esquire Network style branding (5 June-31 December 2019; 23 November 2020-)
CNXD has changed its branding to a style which is based on the branding scheme of Esquire Network. The branding got reused again since 23 November 2020.

On 19 July 2019, the on-air logo of CNXD has changed into a style similar to G4TV's 2011 on-air logo. Since then, CNXD is slowly phasing out its CN-based branding and the logo with its full name.

On 20 May 2020, CNXD's on-air logo changed to a G4-styled box logo and moved to the bottom right corner and made translucent.

CN1 first era (26 June-2 August 2020)
On 26 June 2020, CNXD has rebranded as CN1 to closely associate itself with CN1 Group, as part of the CN1 Restructuring Program.

NordTV experimental era (2 August-5 September 2020)
On 2 August 2020, it rebranded to its temporary Nord TV name for experimental purposes. On 8 November 2020, the Nord TV brand was relaunched as a gaming channel, replacing GTV (CN1 Group).

CNXD Doraemon screenbug (5-30 September 2020)
On 5 September 2020, the CNXD brand was revived and the screenbug became Doraemon with CNXD word written in the bottom.

On 1 October 2020, the screenbug reused the 2017-2019 CNXD Logo but with the HD as seen in CNXD screenbugs from 17 March-19 July 2019.

On 18 November 2017, CNXD's midnight programming block Midnight Spank was rebranded as 2ELVE.

Since June 2018, CNXD has obtained broadcasting rights for:
 * E3 2018
 * FIFA World Cup Russia 2018
 * 18th Asian Games Jakarta-Palembang 2018

and as of September 2018, CNXD has obtained the broadcast rights for the 2018 Asian Para Games.

On 22 July 2018, CNXD has rebranded into a new look that may be the finalised look for CNXD. Previously CNXD had constantly changed their custom branding (Dimensional still being used at the time, now it's still used). Later, CNXD started to use the new Mashup style bumpers.

On 17 September 2018, CNXD changed its aspect ratio from 16:9 to 18:9. However, the 18:9 aspect ratio was used for just 4 weeks until 15 October 2018. That's when CNXD reverted back to 16:9.

On 1 November 2020, at 22:00 WIB, Adventure Time aired for the final time as the scheduled program on CNXD. We Bare Bears also aired for the final time at 22:30 WIB.

On 28 November 2020, at 22:00 WIB, A Very Special G4 Holiday Reunion Special aired on CNXD.

CN1 second era (2021-)
On 1 January 2021, during New Years, CNXD transformed to CN1 again. On primetime of that day, CN1 aired CN1 6.0: Don't Stop Us Now, marking the channel's anniversary date shift from 17 June to 1 January. However, the channel's age remains the same. As part of the relaunch, some of the existing cartoons on CN1 moved to a new programme block called Cartoon Cartoon.

CN12
CN1² (pronounced "CN1 squared") was launched on 16 January 2017, featuring more of the animated shows that did not air on the CNXD Network. It also broadcasts Attack of the Show and Campus PD similar to CNXD.

On 21 January 2017 CNXD unveiled its new logo. However, the new logo for CNXXD wasn't unveiled until 12 February 2017.

On 2 November 2017, the CNXXD logo bug was moved to the upper right hand corner. At the same time, Cops premiered on the network.

On 1 January 2021, the network was renamed to CN1².

CN1+
CN1+ was launched on 15 July 2017 as CNXD plus, 1 September 2017 as CNXD+, and 1 January 2021 as CN1+. It airs mostly the same programming, and also anime.

CN1 Classic
CN1 Classic was originally launched on 1 October 2017, as CNXD+2. It aired similar programming to CNXD+, but with some other shows like The Powerpuff Girls (2016). It became CNXD Classic on 31 December 2017, and CN1 Classic on 1 January 2021, shifting its focus toward airing classic TV Shows.

CN1 Gold
CN1 Gold was launched on 3 July 2020 as a channel airing game shows, reality shows and more similar shows, including American Ninja Warrior Junior.

CN1 Shop
CN1 Shop is a shopping channel launched on 5 May 2018, as CNXD Shop. It got rebranded CN1 Shop on 28 February 2020.

CN1 Sports
CN1 Sports was first aired on 20 July 2017, as R4. On 14 February 2018, it became ReplicaSport, then on 17 June 2019, coinciding with CNXD's 4th anniversary, the channel was renamed EA Sports TV.

The channel is known as CN1 Sports since 24 October 2020.

CN1 TechSpot
CN1 TechSpot (formerly OnePlusTV) is a gadget and technology channel of the CN1 Group, launched on 16 July 2020. The channel adopted its current name on 20 February 2021.

CNXD Live
CNXD Live was originally launched on 18 June 2015 as WDFN. Initially, the channel shared similar programming as CNXD. On 1 January 2018, it was renamed CNXD Live HD, becoming an international 24-hour all-cartoon channel. On 14 February 2018, it was renamed GlobalCNXD until 26 May 2019 when it was renamed CNXD Live.

KFCTV
KFCTV is aired since 4 January 2018 by CN1 Group.

Newsverse
Newsverse was launched on 25 November 2020, airing news programmes. The channel also simulcasts some of its news programming to many CN1 Group channels, including CN1.

Nord: TV 4 Gamers
NordTV or Nord: TV 4 Gamers was first aired on 12 July 2017 as R3, initially airing retro programming. On 2 April 2018, it was renamed to GTV, shifting its focus to general programming. On 24 April, video game shows were introduced on the channel.

On 8 November 2020, the NordTV brand was revived to replace this channel. The channel also has a programming block called Nord Cinema which airs movies related to video games (formerly known as G Cinema and used to air all genre of movies).

PMG Network (Asia)
PMG Network was launched in Southeast Asia on 4 September 2014.

On 9 November 2016, PMG Network Asia became HD. At the same time, the channel introduced the Dimensional era. Throughout the following years, PMG Network introduced new eras, including the Mashup era.

As of now, PMG Network Asia isn't 24 hours. PMG Network Asia signs off at 01:00 and signs on at 05:30 (Note: all times are WIB)

On 22 April 2019, The Monopoly Channel reaired as a blocker programming on PMG from 01:00-05:30, having formerly aired on CNXD from 2015-2017.

PMG2
PMG2 is a sister channel of PMG Network Asia, launched on 11 February 2017.

uniTV
uniTV (formerly EMTV) was first launched on 21 December 2017. On 16 April 2018, it was renamed uniTV.

WDFN
The channel was originally launched on 23 September 2017, as PMG3, which had more shows than PMG Network Asia and PMG2, such as American Ninja Warrior. It later became Club CNXD on 1 September 2018 and on 28 May 2019, it became the current version of WDFN (the old WDFN brand was formerly used on 2015-2017 before it became CNXD Live HD in 2018).

Anniversary Themes

 * CNXD 1st Anniversary (2016)
 * CNXD 2.0 (2017)
 * CNXD 3.0: EXPR3SSIVE (2018)
 * CNXD 4.0: Amazing, Magical, Awesome (2019)
 * CNXD 5.0 (2020)
 * CN1 6.0: Don't Stop Us Now (2021)

Animated series

 * The Amazing World of Gumball
 * Apple & Onion
 * Ben 10 (2016)
 * Clarence
 * Uncle Grandpa
 * Sonic Boom
 * Craig of the Creek
 * Infinity Train
 * Lego City Adventures
 * Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
 * LEGO City Shorts
 * Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart
 * OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes
 * The Powerpuff Girls (2016)
 * Steven Universe
 * Steven Universe Future
 * Summer Camp Island
 * ThunderCats Roar
 * Total DramaRama
 * Unikitty!
 * Victor and Valentino

Japanese TV Shows

 * Doraemon (2005)
 * Ninja Warrior
 * Kinniku Banzuke

G4TV Series

 * Attack of the Show!
 * Bomb Patrol Afghanistan
 * Cheat!
 * Campus PD
 * Proving Ground
 * That's Tough
 * Game Makers
 * Human Wrecking Balls
 * Icons
 * X-Play

Esquire Network series

 * Knife Fight
 * The Getaway
 * Car Matchmaker

News/Information

 * CN1 Tonight Show
 * CN1 Morning Show
 * Newsverse

Sports reality

 * American Ninja Warrior

Movies

 * Tekken
 * The Jungle Book
 * Need for Speed (2014)
 * The Way of The Dragon
 * The Big Boss
 * Fist of Fury
 * Enter The Dragon
 * Dirty Harry
 * Magnum Force
 * The Enforcer
 * Sudden Impact
 * The Dead Pool
 * Lego Batman Movie
 * The Lego Movie
 * Paddington
 * Paddington 2
 * Teen Titans Go to the Movies
 * Wonder Woman (2017)
 * Smallfoot
 * Monsters vs Aliens
 * The Lego Movie 2 - The Second Part

Documentaries

 * Air Emergencies
 * Disasters at Sea

Others

 * Cops

Programme blocks

 * Cartoon Cartoon (2021-)
 * Junk Food TV (2017-)
 * Movies That Don't Suck (2016-)
 * 2ELVE (2017-)
 * The Line (2018-)

Special Events

 * E3
 * San Diego Comic-Con
 * Consumer Electronics Show
 * FIFA World Cup
 * Asian Games
 * Asian Para Games
 * Olympic Games
 * MTV Video Music Awards
 * The Game Awards

CSpot shorts

 * Stop Bullying, Speak Up
 * Urban Dictionary

Upcoming programmes

 * The Next Great Burger (Esquire Network TV Show)

Upcoming Special Events

 * FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
 * FIFA U-20 World Cup Indonesia 2023
 * FIFA Women's World Cup Australia-New Zealand 2023
 * Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics (2021)
 * Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
 * 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022
 * Asian Para Games Hangzhou 2022
 * E3 2021
 * San Diego Comic-Con 2021
 * MTV Video Music Awards 2021
 * The Game Awards 2021

Animated series

 * Adventure Time
 * Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes
 * Phineas and Ferb
 * Regular Show
 * Robotboy
 * Teen Titans Go!
 * Tom and Jerry
 * Tom and Jerry Tales
 * We Bare Bears

Others

 * Car Crash TV
 * Cheaters
 * CNXD Updates (2016-2017; merged into CNXD News as a segment and ended on 2 June 2019)
 * Doofy's Vlog
 * Doofy's World
 * Heroes
 * Lost
 * Monster Jam
 * Musicity (CNXD TV Programme)
 * NCIS
 * NCIS: Los Angeles
 * Our Dog, Bandit
 * Pan Am
 * Street Patrol
 * World's Wildest Police Videos

G4TV Series

 * 2 Months 2 Million
 * Cinematech
 * Code Monkeys
 * G4 Underground
 * Hurl!
 * It's Effin' Science
 * Jump City: Seattle
 * Web Soup

Esquire Network series

 * Boundless

Programme blocks

 * Duty Free TV (2019-2021)

Slogans

 * Check It (2015-2017)
 * TV That's Plugged In (2017-)
 * It's a Fun Thing (TagLine from 23 August 2018-)
 * Wow! (TagLine from 6 March - 23 Aug 2018)
 * Pretty much everything you could ask for (2 August-5 September 2020)
 * Never Settle (1-2 August 2020; 5 September-24 October 2020)

Anniversary Slogans

 * EXPR3SSIVE (2018)
 * Amazing, Magical, Awesome (2019)
 * Don't Stop Us Now (2021)

Independence Day Slogans

 * Ayo Kerja (2015)
 * Indonesia Kerja Nyata (2016)
 * Indonesia Kerja Bersama (2017)
 * Kerja Kita, Prestasi Bangsa (2018)
 * Menuju Indonesia Unggul (2019)
 * Indonesia Maju (2020)

Picture formats

 * 4:3 (5 November 2017 only)
 * 16:9 (2015-)
 * 16:9 with inner 4:3 safe area (2018-2019; December 2020)
 * 18:9 (17 September-14 October 2018)