Connie the Cow Game Bumper: Big, Bigger, Biggest (September 8, 2003-June or July 2005) High Quality
I'm back with a new video! Been really busy with other stuff lately. Merry Christmas!
My Thanksgiving was awesome, I turned 22 on November 29th and it was awesome, and so far, Christmas was awesome! Now I'm back!
This is a high quality video of the Connie the Cow Biggest Box promo, which will replace the old one for my playlist.
Fun fact: This is the first Game Time segment where Moose's voice is noticeably more higher and "energetic" (resembling Stick Stickly, another character voiced by Paul Christie) than how he sounded in the segments prior to this where he his voice was more deeper and "relaxing".
This was used from September 8, 2003 up until either June 19 or July 10, 2005. After that, the channel received an overhaul where this and all the original 2003-2005 were completely replaced by the 2005-2009/2012 ones on June 20 or July 11, most likely to expand the education for the channel.
Funny enough, June 20 or July 11, 2005 saw some other things for the channel besides the 2005 overhaul:
If June 20:
1. The temporary "See What that Cat is Up To" sign-off and Let's Do Math with Bruno segment debuted.
2. Summer 2005 began that week.
If July 11:
1. LazyTown began to air regularly on the network.
2. This could ALSO be the debut of the Let's Do Math with Bruno segment and/or the temporary "See What that Cat is Up To" sign-off if not the June 20th date.
UPDATE as of 02/04/2026:
Ready for a HUGE mind bend? Here it is:
So, I originally thought it was August 21 for the end of the old 2003-05 era and August 22 for the new 2005-09/2012 era, but after I watched a couple of the new video from Eric Winans of a commercial break from August 2, 2005 ( • Noggin Commercial Break (August 2, 2005) #1 ) I was like "WHAAAAAAAT?!" then I began to realize that it debuted earlier than I thought! Now I'm guessing it was June or July 2005 when the overhaul took place.
Here's even more proof, on the Move to the Music page via Wayback Machine, the "Today is Your Birthday" song (which played during said era), was added during the week of July 11-17, so this further proves that the 2005 rebrand took place on (most likely) the July date.
Regardless, the summer of 2005 would serve as a transition point between the 2003-2005 "Game Time" era and the 2005-2009/2012 "Lessons" era.
This particular airing was from April 2004.
Credit to Abdubaction94.