:autism: incoming!
I won't mention Russian channels with Soviet cartoons, since no one has ever heard of them outside the former USSR.
Back in my very early childhood, we didn't have satellite TV, but I've already heard about Cartoon Network because I had a VHS tape full of cartoons recorded from a European version of CN (Tom & Jerry and Looney Tunes). French CN actually used to show old American cartoons in the early 2000s along with the usual lineup, as I recall.
I used to watch French and later on Polish CN and Boomerang (with an English language track, as they had two audio versions available). CN was my favourite kids channel, Boomerang was good as well, because it had Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, other WB titles and some really obscure things like
this... when they weren't airing boring Hanna-Barbera shit like Gogi Bear.
I remember a lot of classic CN stuff, including the stuff they used to show in Toonami like Justice League. Out of them, Ed, Edd & Eddy was my favourite. It didn't age well, though - I tried watching some episodes last year out of nostalgia, but cringed all the way through.
But this series did!
It was and still is my favourite cartoon by Genndy Tartakovsky. Dexter's Laboratory was largely meh and Samurai Jack looked like a bad acid trip (sorry, guys), but the 2003 Clone Wars were
the shit. I only caught the first few episodes when it premiered; I couldn't watch the rest and there were no reruns, but it still impressed me greatly. I remember constantly trying to redraw the designs of clone troopers (very poorly), because they looked absolutely badass.
I could go on and on and on about the stuff I used to watch. Many years later I watched CN again out of curiosity and tried to watch Adventure Time, because a few people on Tumblr were constantly hyping it up. I didn't like it, along with the rest of modern CN's shows. I'm probably too old for these kind of shows now.
