The new Toonami lineup showcased anime such as "Naruto", "Rave Master", "Duel Masters", "Mobile Suit Gundam SEED", "One Piece", "Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo", "Zatch Bell", and "Pokémon Chronicles", as well as premiered North American productions including "Teen Titans", "Megas XLR", "Justice League Unlimited", and "IGPX", Toonami's first and only original production co-produced by Production I.G and Bandai Entertainment. Sara got a full body during this period, and became more anime-esque, along with her voice actress being changed to British actress and "Red Dwarf" star Samantha Robson. Although "Megas XLR" was the first original American-made franchise to actually debut on the block, it was initially a Cartoon Network original that was planned to air on Friday nights. Other Cartoon Network action properties, namely "Samurai Jack", "Teen Titans", and "Justice League", aired on Toonami, but were not exclusive to the block until their final seasons. On January 27, 2007, a teaser commercial aired during the "Xiaolin Showdown" marathon on Cartoon Network, featuring closeup shots of larger Clydes (the remote robot explorers that have been a fixture of Toonami since the beginning) and two new robot A.I's along with the date "3/17/07" and T.O.M.'s chest emblem glowing blue. On March 17, Toonami celebrated its 10th anniversary with a new packaging and numerous montages celebrating the block. T.O.M. was revamped into a shorter robot, who was a commander of a jungle control room and aided by two new robots, Flash (Dave Wittenberg) and D (Tom Kenny). The montages included a look at past hosts, former logos, and a decade's worth of clips and voice-overs from shows that aired on Toonami. There were a total of four montages, each with different clips, and three were one minute long. As part of the anniversary (and to coincide with Cartoon Network's March Movie Madness event), Toonami planned another month of movies:  On September 20, 2008, at the Anime Weekend Atlanta convention in Atlanta, Georgia, Cartoon Network announced that they had cancelled the Toonami block due to low ratings. Toonami then aired its final broadcast later that same evening. The final show to air on the block was a rerun of "Samurai Jack" at 10:30 PM.