Draft:Boomerang Europe/Continuity Bumpers

Credits

Descriptions by
garfield13 and XthebiglogofanX

Captures by
garfield13

Editions by
XthebiglogofanX and McDonald's1

Background

These were the coming up next bumpers used for the European versions of Boomerang including: UK & Ireland, Eastern Europe, Central Europe, the Nordic countries, Spain, Italy, Germany and France.

1st Bumper (UK) (May 27, 2000-September 12, 2004)

Visuals: On a background with several Boomerang logos wallpapered, there is the Boomerang logo zooming in and rotating on the middle of the screen. When it stops, character(s) from the respective show appear(s) in it. On the bottom-left corner is the word "NEXT" written in black. After a few seconds, the character(s) disappear from the logo and the screen transits to a clip from the respective show. Then, the bumper reforms.

List of clips used: Unknown

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: A trumpet-based tune. An announcer would say "Coming up next, it's [show name], on Boomerang".

Availability: This was used only on Boomerang UK. It was replaced by the 4th bumper described below.

2nd Bumper (France) (April 23, 2003-April 15, 2005)

Visuals: On a customized background showing a place from the respective show, there is the Boomerang logo on the right with the character(s) from the respective show in it. On the left is the show name in French language and in the cursive font. After one second, the words "TOUT DE SUITE" appear from the left on the bottom of the screen. Then the Boomerang logo of the time, again on a customized background, transits in a swing mode.

Variant: When appearing after promos, the time and the hour when the respective show would be seen appear instead of "TOUT DE SUITE" (and sometimes adding different characters or alternative shots of them).

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: "Jungle Jazz" by Kool and the Gang (taken from the 2000 "Packaging" bumper) accompanied by a French announcer saying "Tout de suite, apres la pouse [show name in French], sur Boomerang".

Availability: It was used only on Boomerang France. It was replaced by the 4th bumper described below.

3rd Bumper (Italy) (July 31, 2003-April 5, 2005)

Visuals: On a blue, green, orange or purple background with several white-outlined Boomerang logos wall-papered, on the upper-right corner is a clip from the respective show. After a few seconds, the Boomerang logo comes from the left near the clip (in a blue, yellow, red or purple color) with the show name written on it in the cursive font (most times in Italian but sometimes it's the original English name). Then, after a few seconds, the words "TRA POCO" appear from the left on the bottom-right corner. Finally, the screen transitions to the Boomerang logo of the time.

Clips: The following is a list of clips used on the bumpers:

• Wacky Races: This has three versions:
  • Some wet cement falls on Dick Dastardly.
  • Dick Dastardly and Muttley tries to get the Red Max.
  • Penelope Pitstop, The Ant Hill Mob and the Slag Brothers are seen driving in their car.
• Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: Zilly and Klunk accidentally hit their planes in Dastardly and Muttley's one.
• The Perlis of Penelope Pitstop: Penelope Pitstop lands on a garden.
• Atom Ant: Atom Ant gets out from his hill and flies.
• Quick Draw McGraw: Quick Draw McGraw (dressed as El Kabong) saves a woman from a villain.
• Top Cat: The cats run and accidentally get hit by T.C.'s barrel.
• Huckleberry Hound: An Indian tries to hit Huckleberry Hound.
• Snagglepuss: Unknown.
• Yakky Doodle: Unknown.
• Pixie and Dixie: Unknown.
• Hokey Wolf: Unknown.
• Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy: Unknown.
• Snooper ans Blabber: Unknown.
• Cattanooga Cats: Unknown.
• Motormouse and Autocat: Unknown.
• It's the Wolf: Unknown.
• Around the World in 79 Days: Unknown.
• Looney Tunes: A man tries to get Bugs Bunny from his home.
• Taz-Mania: Taz eats the entire fridge.
• Baby Looney Tunes: A clip from "Confort Level".
• Tom and Jerry: Two clips from "Part Time Pal" are used, one where Tom prevents and gets hit by a wall and one when Jerry is ready to eat a corn but Tom gets it.
• The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries: A clip from the opening theme where Sylvester tries to get Tweety but Hector comes and kicks him.
• Tom and Jerry Kids: Tom catches Jerry but a bulldog comes so Tom lets Jerry alone.
• Dink the Little Dinosaur: Unknown.
• The Smurfs: Unknown.
• The Snorks: Unknown.
• Kwicky Koala: Wilford Wolf tries to get Kwicky but Kwicky disappears everytime so that Wilford cannot catch him.
• Kong Kong Phooey: Hong Kong Phooey fights with two villains.
• Lippy the Lion: A clip from the opening theme.
• Josie and the Pussycats: Melody, Valerie and Alexander and riding motocycles with Alan, Alexandra, Josie and Sebastian after them.
• Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels: A clip from the opening theme where Captain Caveman gets defrosted.
• Secret Squirrel: A buzzard let Secret Squirrel and Morroco Mole to fall.
• Felix the Cat: Felix falls but gets a help from his magic bag.
• The Flintstones: Unknown.
• The Flintstones Kids: Fred is driving his car with Wilma, Betty and Barney and goes to the butchery. The waitress puts a big steak on the car which causes it to fall (a similar scene used on the opening theme).
• The Fred and Barney Show: A scene from Blood Brothers.
• Cave Kids: Two clips are used, one where Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are playing and one where Pebbles kisses Bamm-Bamm.
• Inch High Private Eye: A clip from the opening theme.
• Jabberjaw: Jabberjaw dresses up like a chicken.
• Popeye The Sailor Man: A scene from Blue Plate Simphony where Popeye eats his spinach.
• The Jetsons: First a scene where Rosie cleans up the room is seen. Then, there is a scene of Judy dancing with his friends.
• The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo: A clip from the opening theme where Scooby, Scrappy, Shaggy, Daphne and Flim-Flam close the ghost chest.
• Scooby-Doo: A clip from a Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo episode where Scooby arranges a beach chair.
• Goober and the Ghost Chasers: A clip from the opening theme.
• Wally Gator: A clip where a polar bear rides with Wally Gator.
• Yogi Bear: This has two versions. One version has a scene from Banjo Bear and another one has a scene from Bear Obedience.
• The Biskitts: A clip from the opening and the episode A Biskitt Halloween".
• Monchhichis: Unknown
• Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch: A clip where the three bears try to escape from Peevly and Butch.
• Droopy Master Detective: A clip where McWolf gets out Droopy and Dripple (who are dressed as chefs).
• Heathcliff: A scene where Heathcliff steals a food package from a bulldog.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: A customized tune depending on the bumper accompanied by an announcer saying "Tra poco [show name in Italian] su Boomerang".

Availability: They were used on Boomerang Italy only. They were replaced by the next bumper described below.

4th Bumper (September 12, 2004-2012)

Visuals: On a cornflower blue background is the Boomerang Europe logo. The tail part of the "g" grows longer and forms a character's head, which is then colorized (bumpers made for the UK would usually have the characters facing the left side while bumpers made for other countries would have the characters facing the right side). Under it is some white text saying "Next" or "Later". After the head animates, the character says his/her famous line or catchphrase (if any). Then, the outline of the character spreads and reforms the Boomerang Europe logo.

Characters in the bumpers and lines: The following is a list containing all the characters that appear in the bumpers along with their lines:

• Tom and Jerry and Tom and Jerry Tales: Tom is seen smiling and Jerry gets out from Tom's mouth waving at the viewers (no line).
• Tom and Jerry Kids: Young Jerry gets out from Young Tom's cap and waves at the viewers (no line).
• Looney Tunes: This has six versions:
  • Bugs Bunny: "What's up, doc?"
  • Daffy Duck: "Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo! Woo-hoo!" (used on France, UK and Italy only)
  • Tweety: "I tawt I taw a puddytat!" (used on France, Germany and Italy only)
  • Road Runner: "Beep, beep! Beep, beep! Beep, beep!" (used on France, UK and Italy only)
  • Foghorn Leghorn: Unknown line.
  • Pepe Le Pew: Unknown line.
• Baby Looney Tunes: Baby Taz spins and transforms into Baby Tweety which also spins and transforms into Baby Sylvester (no line).
• Scooby-Doo and other related series: This has three versions:
  • Titular character: "Scooby-Doo!"
  • Shaggy Rogers: Unknown line (alternate version used on France only).
  • Daphne Blake: Unknown line (alternate version used on France only).
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo: Young Scooby: "Scooby-Doo!"
• The Flintstones and other related series: Fred Flintstone: "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!"
• The Flintstone Kids: Young Fred: "Yabba-Dabba-Doo!"
• The Jetsons: This has two versions:
  • George Jetson: No line.
  • Jane Jetson: No line (used only on Italy, rotoscoped animation from the show).
• Top Cat: titular character: "Let's louve, louve, louve!"
• Yogi Bear and other related series: main and titular character: "Hey, hey, hey!" (Italy has a different headshot of the character which is rotoscoped animation from the film Yogi's Ark Lark)
• Huckleberry Hound: titular character: "Howdy, partner!"
• Snagglepuss: titular character: "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"
• Quick Draw McGraw: titular character: "Hello there, partner!"
• Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks: Pixie and Dixie: They both laugh.
• Yakky Doodle: titular character: Unknown line.
• Hokey Wolf: titular character: Unknown line.
• Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy: Augie Doggie: Unknown line.
• Snooper and Blabber: Unknown character: Unknown line.
• Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har-Har: Lippy the Lion: Unknown line (used on France only).
• Wally Gator: titular character: Unknown line.
• Touché Turtle and Dum-Dum: Touche Turtle: "Touché away!"
• Atom Ant: titular character: "Up and at'em!"
• Secret Squirrel: titular character: Unknown line.
• Wacky Races: Muttley: Does his trademark laugh (or he can say "Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!" for an alternative variant used on UK and Italy only).
• Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: This has two versions:
  • Dick Dastardly: He laughs.
  • Yankee Doodle Pigeon: No line (blowing from the trumpet) (alternative variant used on UK and Italy only).
• The Perils of Penelope Pitstop: Penelope Pitstop: "It's just little old me!"
• Hong Kong Phooey: titular character: "And a rinky dinky doo to you!"
• Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch: Hair Bear: "Here come the bears!" (or he can say "Hey, that's good stuff!")
• Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels: Captain Caveman: "Captain... CAVEMAN!"
• The Tex Avery Show and Droopy, Master Detective: Droopy: "I'm happy."
• Inch High Private Eye: titular character: "Okay, let's roll!" (or he can say "Geronimo!")
• Popeye the Sailor Man: titular character: No line (tooting from his pipe).
• Jabberjaw: titular character: "I don't get no respect!"
• Magilla Gorilla: titular character: "Magilla, that's me!"
• Peter Potamus: titular character: Unknown line.
• The Great Grape Ape Show: Grape Ape: Unknown line.
• The Addams Family (1992): Morticia Addams: No line (rotoscoped animation from the show, used only on Boomerang Italy).
• Time Squad: Tuddrussel, Larry and Otto: No line.
• Sheep in the Big City: Sheep: No line.
• Tiny Toon Adventures: This has three versions:
  • Buster Bunny: No line (munches from a carrot) (the Italian version has a different head variant of Buster giving a huge smile, which is rotoscoped animation from the show).
  • Babs Bunny which later pushes off to Plucky Duck: No line (also rotoscoped animation from the show).
  • Boomerang Germany has the title logo of the show instead with Buster and Babs in it.
• Animaniacs: This has two versions:
  • Yakko, Wakko and Dot: "How about a kiss!" (Dot kisses the screen).
  • Dot Warner: "He's dreamy!" (alternate version used on UK only)
• Danger Mouse: titular character: "Right Penfold, come on!"
• The Raccoons: Bert Raccoon: "Yeehoo!"
• Garfield and Friends: Garfield: "Hey, can I make an entrance or what?"
• The Garfield Show: Garfield (in his CGI version): No line.
• Pink Panther and other related series: main and titular character: No line.
• Camp Lazlo: Lazlo: "Jelly Bean Cabin, reporting for duty, sir!"
• Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: Madame Foster: She laughs.
• Duck Dodgers: titular character (Daffy Duck): "You hear that, Cadet? I'm a star!"
• Firehouse Tales: Red: "The siren say, help's on the way!"
• Fraggle Rock: Wembley: "My name is Wembley!"
• Inspector Gadget: titular character: "Go Go Gadget Phone!" (a mechanic hand with a phone gets out from Gadget's hat and hits him in the face)
• The Land Before Time: Ducky: "Yep, yep, yep!"
• The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries: Sylvester the Cat: "Sufferin' sucotash!"
• Pororo The Penguin: titular character: "I love flying!"
• Roobarb and Custard: Roobarb: No line (Guest announcer: Richard Briers).
• Sitting Ducks: Bill: "I can fly."
• Taz-Mania: Taz: No line.
• Caillou: titular character: Unknown line.
• Captain Planet: titular character: No line.
• Casper the Friendly Ghost: Casper: Unknown line.
• Casper (1999 series): Casper: Unknown line (a star is seen behind him).
• Casper's Scare School: Casper: Unknown line.
• Dive Olly Dive: Olly: Unknown line.
• Frankenstein's Cat: Nine: Unknown line.
• George of the Jungle: George: "Aaaaah!"
• Gerald McBoing Boing: Gerald: "Woof, woof! Boing, boing!"
• Hello Kitty and related series: titular character: No line (a stop-motion version of the head also exists).
• Felix the Cat: titular character: "RIGHTEO!!"
• Jakers!: Adventures in Piggley Winks: Piggley Winks: Unknown line.
• Krypto The Superdog: titular character: "I'm Krypto from Krypton!"
• Master Hamsters: Gaudi: Unknown line.
• Pet Alien: Gumpers: No line.
• Pirate Islands: Lost Treasure of Fiji: An image of Captain Blackheart appears on the right of the screen.
• The New Woody Woodpecker Show: Woody Woodpecker: Does his trademark laugh.
• Zorori: titular character: Unknown line (The line is used only on the promos. The next bumper has a special animation where Zorori falls from a fence and then gets up and sees a sign with the Boomerang logo in it. He shows the hand on the left side and says "Alle, un avance!" Then the bumper plays with the line already forming the head. The line reforms the logo after a few seconds.)
• SamSam: titular character: No line.
• The Smurfs: This has two versions:
  • The headshot of Clumsy Smurf is seen.
  • Boomerang Germany has an image of Clumsy running and staying on a mushroom.
• ALF: The title logo of the show is seen.
• Paddington Bear (1989): Paddington: No line.
• The Mumbly Cartoon Show: Mumbly: Does his trademark laugh.
• Squiddly Diddly: titular character: Unknown line.
• Gadget Boy: titular character: Unknown line.
• Josie and the Pussycats: Unknown character: Unknown line.
• Pororo the Little Penguin: titular character: Unknown line.

Variants:

• The text under the head is always in the language of the country it is shown in ("TOUT DE SUITE" or "ILS REVIENNENT" for France, "Tra Poco" or "Adesso" for Italy, "JETZT", "SPÄTER" or "DANACH" for Germany and "Enseguida" for Spain).
• A rare version exists. The tail part of the "g" was form several heads partially (in other words, it forms one head halfway, it does not colorize or animate, does another halfway which also does not colorize or animate, etc.), then forms the Boomerang logo as usual. This was seen on shows without a character bumper, such as Pinky and the Brain, The Mask and The Addams Family.
• On Boomerang France, the background could also be orange, green, pink or yellow.
• Boomerang France used special bumpers for the Christmas season. In the early years, the background was red-green gradient and the logo was yellow and shiny. In later years, the background was sky blue and the logo was red and surrounded with clouds and bells.
• While the bumpers only contain headshots of the characters, Germany has some bumpers containing images of the characters (either moving or static).
• Also, on Boomerang Germany, sometimes instead of the line forming the character and forming back the logo, the screen has a transition between the logo and the character.
• When appearing on promos, the day and the time when the show can be seen would appear below the headshot.
• The Ugly Duckling has its own unique bumper. There is the titular Ugly Duckling in her egg (with a sad face). On the left is the show name in German in yellow letters and below it is either "SPÄTER", "JETZT" or "DANACH".
• Sometimes it appears in the middle of the commercial breaks and there's no text below the head.
• There's also a split-screen variant of the bumper, seen only on the UK. The bumper is on the left of the screen while the credits are on the right of the screen. There is the head already formed with the letter "N" appearing in yellow font. After a second it disappears and "e" appears in the same style and font. It also disappears after one second followed by "N" appearing again this time in orange along with "x". Then "N" turns red, "e" turns orange, "x" disappears and "t" appears in yellow font. Then "x" returns this time in orange, "N" turns yellow and "e" turns red. Then "t" appears in orange, "e" turns yellow and "N" along with "x" turn red. Finally, the letters turn white one by one. The head says his/her line (if any) followed by the line spriding and forming another character with "Later" appearing in the same style as "Next". The character says his/her line (again, if any) after which the line spreads and forms the Boomerang logo.
• Some bumpers (such as the George of the Jungle one) might have characters from the show forming instead of random characters.

Technique: 2D computer animation by Hook Up Animation Studios and Yeti Motion Graphics.

Audio: Several sets of music (which were composed by Michael Kohler) were used. An announcer is also heard (different for each country).

Availability: Seen on Boomerang in Europe until 2012 (although it stopped much earlier in some countries, e.g. it stopped in the UK in 2007).

5th Bumper (2007-2012)

Visuals: There is the Boomerang logo from before but now the tail part of the "g" goes down and creates a TV tube like-shape on the middle-right of the screen with the clip from the respective show. Then the line swirls on the left and creates two eyes-like shapes and goes further down and then goes to the right, leaving a trail behind it. On the bottom-left of the screen is the word "Next" or "Later".

Clips: The following is a list of clips used on the bumpers.

• Looney Tunes:
  • Eastern Europe/Central Europe: A clip from "Rabbit Seasoning" where Daffy's beak moves around his head after being shot by Elmer Fudd (which is odd, since that short never aired on those versions since they only have the rights for the pre-1948 shorts).
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• Tom and Jerry:
  • Eastern Europe/Central Europe: A clip from "Puss n Toots" where Jerry runs around an empty fishball while Tom is watching.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• The Scooby-Doo Show:
  • Eastern Europe: Scooby munches from a sandwich.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Dum bump in each other's heads. Then they both laugh.
• Wacky Races:
  • Eastern Europe: Dastardly and Muttley are driving in their Mean Machine.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• Hong Kong Phooey:
  • Eastern Europe/Central Europe: A clip from the episode "Batty Bank Mob" where Phooey beats a gong which turns the Phooeymobile into a boat.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• Dexter's Laboratory:
  • Eastern Europe: This has two versions. The "Next" bumper has a clip where Dexter works on his computer. The "Later" bumper has a clip from "Dexter's Assistant" where Dexter runs around Dee-Dee with fire in his hair and Dee-Dee throws some water in Dexter's head.
  • Central Europe: A clip from "That Crazy Robot" where Dexter happily hears the sounds of his experiments.
• Johnny Bravo:
  • Eastern Europe: This also has two versions. The "Next" bumper has a clip from "Red Faced in the White House" where Johnny gets hit by the President's daughter. The "Later" bumper has a clip where Johnny sprays his mouth.
  • Central Europe: Johnny sprays his armpits.
• Tom and Jerry Kids:
  • Eastern Europe: A clip from "Prehistoric Pals" where Jerry looks after Tom's tail.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• King Arthur's Disasters:
  • Eastern Europe: King Arthur tries to stop his horse.
• The Flintstones:
  • Eastern Europe: Fred falls in a hole and Barney runs to him to see if he's alright. A bump grows in Fred's head.
  • Nordic countries: Fred tries to cook in the kitchen.
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: A clip from "Operation Switchover" where Dino chases Fred.
• Danger Mouse:
  • Eastern Europe: A skull is following Danger Mouse and Ernest Penfold.
• Count Duckula:
  • Eastern Europe: Count Duckula arranges his hair for a lady.
• Mike, Lu and Og:
  • Eastern Europe: A clip from "Losing Lancelot" where a shark bites from Mike's seat and eventually lands on Og's boat.
  • Nordic countries: A clip from "Sultan of Swat" where Lu throws the baseball on Mike (which prevents) and goes after it. Og catches the ball.
• Time Squad:
  • Eastern Europe: Larry's eyes glitch one by one. His head opens up.
  • Nordic countries: Larry, Tuddrussel and Otto are seen teleporting.
• Sheep in the Big City:
  • Eastern Europe: Sheep sticks his tongue at General Specific. General Specific is mad at this.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
• Huckleberry Hound:
  • Eastern Europe: Huckleberry Hound walks around dressed as a doctor.
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo:
  • Eastern Europe: A clip from "Scooby Dude" where Shaggy and Scooby dance on the beach.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown
• Popeye the Sailor Man:
  • Eastern Europe: Bluto throws Popeye on the chandelier.
• The Jetsons:
  • Eastern Europe/Central Europe: A clip from "Fugitive Fleas" where the family is enjoying the flea show (Astro is dressed like a human).
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown
• Top Cat:
  • Eastern Europe: T.C. is talking on the police phone. Officer Dibble catches him and hits him with the cap of the trash can.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: A clip from "King for a Day" where Officer Dibble (with a crown on his head) hits the trash can which wakes up T.C.
• The Tex Avery Show:
  • Eastern Europe: A clip from "The Chump Champ" where Droopy puts a crown on his head but it falls near him.
  • UK: Unknown
• The New Yogi Bear Show:
  • Eastern Europe: A clip from the original 60s cartoons where Yogi tries to catch a bee but it runs away.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: A clip from the opening theme where Yogi, on a sun background, looks happy at the viewers.
• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!:
  • Eastern Europe/Central Europe: A clip from "Mine Your Own Business" where Scooby scares Shaggy. Scooby laughs.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• Quick Draw McGraw:
  • Eastern Europe: Quick Draw McGraw (dressed as "El Kabong") swings with his guitar until he gets hitten by a fence.
• The Racoons:
  • Eastern Europe: Unknown.
• Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks:
  • Eastern Europe: Unknown.
• Atom Ant:
  • Eastern Europe: Atom Ant is lifting weights.
• Magilla Gorilla:
  • Eastern Europe: Unknown.
• Lippy The Lion and Hardy Har-Har:
  • Eastern Europe: Unknown.
• The Addams Family:
  • Eastern Europe: Lurch is preparing the table.
• Pink Panther and Pals:
  • Eastern Europe: This has two versions. The "Next" bumper has a clip from "Pink Hi-Tops" where Pink Panther's trainers are eaten by mites. The "Later" bumper has a clip where Pink Panther is on a pitfall.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: A clip from "Pink Suds & Clean Duds" where Pink Panther is throwing clothes in the washing machine.
• Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines:
  • Eastern Europe: Muttley is flying with his "tail helicopter".
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Nordic countries: The general throws a pie in Dastardly's face. Muttley laughs at this.
  • Central Europe: Muttley deflates a swimming pool with a needle. All the water goes on Dastardly on which Muttley does his trademark laugh.
• Inch High Private Eye:
  • Eastern Europe: Gator pulls a box which falls on him.
• Droopy, Master Detective:
  • Eastern Europe: Droopy and Dripple, along with Miss Vavoom, are riding in their boat.
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Nordic countries: Droopy and Dripple's car breaks.
• The Garfield Show:
  • Eastern Europe: This has two versions, both of them using clips from "Perfect Pizza". In the "Next" bumper Garfield laps at how Vito is making Pizza. The "Later" bumper has Garfield taking all the pizzas.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: Also uses a clip from "Perfect Pizza" where Garfield tastes from a pizza made by Mama Meanie and falls from the chair.
• Duck Dodgers:
  • Eastern Europe: This also has two versions. The "Next" bumper has Duck Dodgers flying on a skateboard and eventually getting hit. The "Later" bumper has a clip from "The Wrath of Canasta" where Duck Dodgers rolls his guns but they fall.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: Duck Dodgers is sewing.
• Help! It's the Hair Bear Bunch:
  • Eastern Europe: Bubi Bear bites from the table.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown
  • UK: Unknown.
  • Central Europe: A clip from the opening theme where the bears hide behind a tree.
• Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo:
  • Eastern Europe: Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy run away from a dragon.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown
  • UK: Unknown
• The Perils of Penelope Pitstop:
  • Eastern Europe: Penelope Pitstop keeps herself on a flying plane. He lets herself flying.
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
  • UK: Unknown.
• Cow and Chicken:
  • Nordic countries: A clip from "Cloud Nine" where Cow puts a coin to ride on a kiddie's jet.
• Pingu:
  • Nordic countries: Pingu makes pancakes.
• Bob the Builder
  • Nordic countries: Unknown.
• Charlie Brown:
  • Nordic countries: Charlie prevents from Snoopy and then goes after him.
• Casper's Scare School:
  • Central Europe: A clip from "Weekend at Bunny's" where Casper and Ra are walking slowly in the bedroom.
• George of the Jungle:
  • Central Europe: While swinging on the stalks, George gets hit by a tree.
• Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville:
  • Central Europe: All the animals from Pocketville sing the "Find a Friend Forever in Pocketville" song which can be seen in every episode.

Variants:

• The text is always in the language of the country it is shown ("Snart" for the Nordic version).
• The Pink Panther and Pals bumper from the Eastern Europe version is tinted in pink.
• The Central Europe version has no text written.
• The UK version has the blurred live-action background and the logo along with the line in purple.

Technique: 2D computer animation by Liquid TV.

Audio: A short disco theme is heard along with an announcer.

Audio Variants:

• Outside the UK, the previous theme is heard.
• The Pink Panther and Pals bumper from the Eastern Europe version uses the trademark Pink Panther theme tune.

Availability: They were seen on Eastern Europe, the UK (until 2008), Nordic countries and Central Europe. They replaced the previous logo.

6th Bumper (UK) (May 2008-January 31, 2012)

Visuals: Against a clip of a Boomerang show, a maroon coloured shape with a white arrow around it slides in, and then, the word "NEXT" or "LATER" appears and slowly zooms in. It later zooms out along with the burgundy shape.

Clips: The following is a list of clips used on the bumpers:

• Tom & Jerry: A clip from "The Mansion Cat" where, in traditional Tom and Jerry fashion, Tom is chasing Jerry until he gets knocked out by a fridge door.
• Tom and Jerry Tales: A clip from "Cat of Prey" where Tom is ready to eat Jerry but an octopus stops him.
• The Garfield Show: A clip from "Pup in the Pound" where Garfield dresses up as a dog.
• The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers: Xan gets hit by an apple, while Adi protects himself from fruit thrown by princesses.
• My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: This has two versions, two clips from "Swarm of the Century".
• Gadget Boy: Gadget Boy turns on his mini-excavator.
• The Scooby-Doo Show: A clip from an episode of The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries where, while Shaggy, Scooby, Daphne and Scrappy are on a show stage. Scrappy swings on a rope along with Scooby.
• Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: A clip from "The Creeping Creatures" where the gang jump while running away from a giant crab.
• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: Unknown.
• The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo: Unknown.
• The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries: Unknown.
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo: Unknown.
• What's New, Scooby-Doo?: Unknown.
• The Flintstones: Unknown.
• The Jetsons: Unknown.
• Top Cat: Unknown.
• Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines: Unknown.
• Wacky Races: Unknown.
• Casper's Scare School: Unknown.
• Pink Panther: Unknown.
• Pink Panther and Pals: Unknown.
• Looney Tunes: Unknown.
• The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries: Unknown.
• Duck Dodgers: Unknown.
• My Spy Family: Unknown.
• The Latest Buzz: Unknown.
• Life with Derek: Unknown.
• Mr. Bean: Unknown.
• Dexter's Laboratory: Unknown.
• Skatoony: Unknown.
• Camp Lazlo: Unknown.
• Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends: A clip from "Adoptcalypse Now" where Bloo does a dance.
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo: Unknown.
• Tom and Jerry Kids: Unknown.
• Blue Water High: Unknown.
• Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville: Unknown.
• Roobarb and Custard: Unknown.
• Roobarb and Custard Too: Unknown.
• Inspector Gadget: Unknown.

Variants:

• Sometimes, the shape would come in various colours.
• From 2008 to 2009, the tail part of the screen bug's "g" goes down to swirl around and the arrow points the word "NEXT" or "LATER" on the line.
• There's also a split-screen variant.

Technique: CGI by Yeti Motion Graphics.

Audio: A short rock theme, complete with a few whooshes. As-well as an announcer.

Audio Variant: There's some music variants, such as a different rock theme, a showbiz-like music, or (rarely) a cartoony music.

Availability: Seen on Boomerang in the UK until 2012.

7th Bumper (France) (2011-March 2012)

Visuals: Similar to the 4th bumper, but now it is modernized. There is the Boomerang Europe logo on a white background with a light purple '80s retro symbol wallpapered in the right corner. The logo swirls all the way on the screen after which an orange retro symbol appears in the centre of the trail along with the head of the character from the next show placed on it. Below this, there's an orange rounded rectangle with the white words "Tout de suite". The head says his/her line (if any) after which the line from the logo swirls out from the screen, the retro symbol flips and the head disappears, after which a white, yellow-outlined rightwards arrow appears where the head was. The logo line swirls from the retro symbol and it continues swirling until it forms a similar thing from before, only that it is bigger, the retro symbol along with the rounded rectangle are hot pink and on the rectangle, there's the word "Après". After the head says his/her line (again, if any), the line swirls until it reforms the Boomerang Europe logo.

Character heads used:

• Tom and Jerry/Tom and Jerry Tales: Tom is smiling and Jerry gets out from his mouth, waving to the viewers.
• The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries:
  • Tweety
  • Sylvester (alternate version)
• Baby Looney Tunes: Baby Taz which spins and transforms into Baby Tweety which also spins and transforms into Baby Sylvester.
• Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: Scooby
• What's New, Scooby-Doo?: Scooby (a different headshot is used for this show)
• Pink Panther: titular character (winks from his eyes)
• Pink Panther and Pals: Pink Panther
• Garfield: titular character (he is seen with a greedy smile, looking at the viewer(s))
• Mr. Bean: The Animated Series: Mr. Bean
• Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville: Magic (he barks)
• Jelly Jamm: Bello
• The New Woody Woodpecker Show: Woody Woodpecker (doing his trademark laugh)
• The Looney Tunes Show: Bugs Bunny
• George of The Jungle: George
• Dive Olly Dive: Olly
• Ca Boom!: The block's logo appears in the place of the head while a chorus of kids scream it's name.

Variants:

• When appearing before the respective show starts, on the first part of the bumper the words "C'est parti!" appears instead of "Tout de suite".
• A promo version also exists. On this the logo line swirls until it forms a hot pink retro symbol with the character's head from the promoted show on the centre. Below this there's a white rounded rectangle with the date and time when the show will air, written in blueberry blue. The head says his/her line (if any) after which the logo line swirls until it forms the logo.

Technique: Computerized animation is used for the bumper, except for the character heads which are drawn in traditional animation (if the show is CGI, then the head is also computerized, just like the show).

Audio: Same as the 4th bumper, but with modernized sound effects attached to it. Since it's a double bumper, two different musics are heard.

Availability: It was common when it was in use, but was later replaced with the next bumper below, like other Europe feeds.

8th Bumper (February 1, 2012-February 15, 2015)

Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

Availability: Unknown.

9th Bumper (January 3, 2015-October 2018)

Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

Availability: Unknown.

10th Bumper (September 3, 2018-)

Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

Availability: Unknown.