contrast, UPN, WB and independent stations ran their children's programs only either during the morning or afternoon time slots. In 2001, the Kids' WB block was trimmed down to two hours, removing the one-hour morning block altogether. Syndicated cartoons started to lack station clearances. Fox also ended its weekday afternoon Fox Kids block at the end of that year, with the Fox stations that had been carrying the network's children's block replacing it with talk and reality shows. By 2002, most UPN stations ran Disney's One Too from 7 to 9 a.m. or from 3 to 5 pm, while WB stations ran Kids' WB from 3 to 5 pm. In most of these television markets, these were the only cartoons available on local television stations. Some stations ran a syndicated cartoon or a live action program to meet the E/I guidelines that were necessary. Still, stations lost revenue running such programs. One Saturday Morning was replaced by ABC Kids, which would run until August 27, 2011; when it was replaced by a teen-oriented block ran and operated by Litton Entertainment entitled "Weekend Adventure" On August 29, 2003, UPN discontinued the Disney's One Too block after it chose not to renew its contract with Disney, resulting in the network dropping children's programming entirely. This had left Kids' WB as the only children's program block to air weekdays on broadcast network television. UPN-affiliated stations owned by Fox, as well as UPN's parent company, Viacom, continued to run cartoons syndicated by DIC Entertainment (which were also syndicated to, and contracted out by other minor network affiliates and independent stations), for two hours each weekday in the 7 to 9 a.m. timeslot. The majority of UPN affiliates still ran only one children's program per day, if that. By 2003, The Daily Buzz, a three-hour syndicated morning news and lifestyle program, would replace weekday morning cartoons on WB- and UPN-affiliated stations in certain markets. In 2005, then Fox-owned UPN stations decreased weekday cartoons to one hour. In January 2006, The WB network's Kids' WB block was relegated to Saturday mornings only after the conclusion of their weekday cartoon block on December 30, 2005, which had replaced the two hours of network programming time on weekday afternoons with Daytime WB, a two-hour block of sitcom and drama reruns; which continued after The WB ceased operations (along with UPN) in September 2006, and were replaced by The