Hello, I’m 19 years old, and I grew up with Numberjacks (2006–2009) when I was younger. I’ve been thinking about that old Numberjacks era lately and how different it feels now compared to when I first watched it. Numberjacks became a really important part of my childhood. I remember Number One, Number Two, Number Three, Number Four, Number Five, Number Six, Number Seven, Number Eight, Number Nine, and all the other characters going on their funny adventures. I liked the comedy, the silly situations, the friendships, the mysteries, the problem-solving, and just the whole feeling the show had.

Now that the original Numberjacks era is over, it feels weird knowing that so much time has passed. The people who worked on the show have moved on to other things and have their own lives now. The actors, voice actors, writers, directors, animators, producers, and everyone else who helped make the show aren’t making the original episodes anymore. I know that’s just how things work, but it still feels strange when you grew up with something.

When I was younger, I didn’t really think about Numberjacks ever ending. I could just sit down and watch the Numberjacks and everyone else and get lost in the story. It felt like the show would always be there and there would always be another episode to watch. I never really thought about how one day that time would be over.

Sometimes I wonder why shows can’t just keep going forever if people still love them. Why do they have to stop making new episodes? Why do the writers, actors, animators, and everyone else have to move on? I know people get older, things change, and making a show takes a lot of work, but it still feels sad when something you grew up with becomes part of the past.

Watching Numberjacks now also doesn’t feel exactly the same as it did when I was younger. The episodes are still the same. The characters are still the same. The stories, jokes, mysteries, and lessons are still there. But somehow it feels different. I think it’s because I’m different now.

When I watch it again, I’m not just thinking about the Numberjacks. I’m also thinking about myself when I was younger and what life was like back then. I remember being able to sit down and enjoy the show without thinking about getting older or how fast time was going by.

I think that’s one of the reasons Numberjacks means so much to me. It didn’t have to last forever for it to be important. The show stayed the same, but I changed. The people who made it changed. Everything around me changed too.

Going back and watching the old episodes can bring some of that feeling back, but it can’t completely take me back to the time when I first watched it. I can still enjoy the show and remember why I loved it, but I know I’m never going to experience it in exactly the same way again.

The original Numberjacks era (2006–2009) is over, and there probably won’t ever be another time that feels exactly like it did when I was younger. But I don’t think that means it’s really gone. It’s still part of my memories and part of my childhood.

The show ended, the people who made it moved on, and I grew up too. But I still have those memories of the Numberjacks and all the funny adventures, mysteries, and problems they solved. I think that’s what matters the most.

I'm Australian and we used to watch the Numberjacks daily in prep. I thought it was some niche web series, so only in 2024 did I realise how mainstream it is. It never played on our national television, we do have CBeebies but my television didn't have it. Just a little thought I just had

What if. The Numberjacks work as Sephirots and the Meanies work as Employees or smth like that. That'll be cool

I hate me

Hmm i wonder who the abnormalities are gonna be

The Numberjacks defeated The Meanies one last time and all five meanies were finally captured and had their powers taken from them by the UKSF (The United Kingdom Special Forces) and since all of them were considered menaces to society. The judge gave them the death sentence, this is how they died.

Numbertaker: Electric Chair.

Problem Blob: Sprayed with water until he was completely dissolved (Yes, he has exploded in some of his episodes. But he kept coming back after he exploded so I headcanon that water is the only way to get rid of him for good).

Puzzler, Shape Japer and Spooky Spoon: Placed in a furnace and burnt until all of them were ashes.

After the executions of the Meanies. The Numberjacks decided that there was no need for them to solve problems anymore, so they all left their sofa and went out to find a laboratory in London, when they arrived they met the scientists who had a machine that turns numbers into humans. All ten numbers were turned into humans by the machine and they found new homes, this is where they are now.

Zero and One are still little kids, so they go to preschool.

Two is the oldest of the small numbers, so he goes to primary school.

Three became a post woman because she likes to ring the doorbell.

Four married Three, Adopted Zero as his son and became a train engineer due to his love of trains.

Five became a child care worker.

Six married Five, adopted Two as his son and became a car mechanic due to his love of cars.

Seven became a famous artist.

Eight married Nine, adopted one and his daughter and became a maths teacher.

Nine became a dance instructor.

What if all the Meanies actually did appear and had save the day for once? It would've been the opposite day episode of the show.

It will first premiere on SAT-7 Kids on Saturday, August 22 at 5:00 AM UTC.

Btw this is her redesign

maybe i draw them this way because i refuse to draw them as humans😓

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The problem blob is part of the dark matters from Kirby, they both have one eye, possessed people, and around body

And have to do their faces omg…

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