Vortexx To End?

The CW  Children's Programming

         ToonZone has a report that the CW network will no longer be airing the Saturday Morning Children's block Vortexx as of September of this year. Being replaced by a E/I (Educational and Informational ) block produced by Litton , who also produces a Saturday Morning block on ABC and CW's half sister CBS, called One Magnificent Morning .

  According to ToonZone and the Syndicated Network  Television Association   the programs will be : 

One Magnificent Morning – Premiering September 2014 on The CW Network

Ten half-hour inspirational and entertaining programs that explore family-friendly topics from healthy cooking and living to fashion to animal care!
EXPEDITION WILD: Follow wildlife expert Casey Anderson on a series of breathtakingly wild American adventures.
DOG WHISPERER – FAMILY EDITION: Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan helps dogs—and their families—overcome behavioral problems.
ROCK IN THE PARK: Jack Steward explores every National Park in America.
THE BRADY BARR SHOW: Join the adventures of Brady Barr as he gets up close to some of the world's wildest and most dangerous creatures.
DR. POL: Join Dr. Pol as he gives viewers a unique look into the care and treatment of farm animals.
AMERICA’S FLAVORS: Expert Chefs travel the country, pitting variations of the American dishes against each other.
TASTE OF HOME: An upbeat cooking experience where audience members give dishes a special homemade twist.
RELUCTANTLY HEALTHY: Comedy actress Judy Greer shares special tips and advice on how to stay healthy while on-the go.
SWAG: Release your inner fashionista with the help of celebrity super stylist Mandi Lane.
SOCIAL MEDIA MANIA: A new series that focuses on the biggest social media moments of each week.
   source : http://www.snta.com/php/display.php?p=program&p_id=353

   Vortexx launched in 2012 on the CW and was produced  by Saban who makes programs such as, Power Rangers   it was the last traditional children's Saturday morning block   on commercial television as CBS gave up in 2013, ABC in 2011, NBC in 2005, FOX in 2009.