Cartoons on DVD Re-Released - Simpsons, Mario, SpongeBob & More!

[@NintendoTV64]

God, I always hated those covers that just have the character's face in front of a generic background. They look so lazy and lifeless compared to the more traditional releases of those shows.

[@papajhonsreal]

So glad that I'm not the only one who hates them. I hate having to go to used media stores to find ones with an actual cover.

[@shrederman9838]

I always thought it was for collectors

[@assassin8636]

​@@papajhonsrealum what? What's wrong with the cover of dvd

[@compassrose1466]

THIS WITH THE OLD BARBIE MOVIES!!! The original art was fine 😭

[@Bukki13]

I tracked down an older copy of Surf’s Up so I wouldn’t have Cody staring daggers onto my eyeballs

[@Zebrivrainland]

My boy just threw a shout-out to Adventure Tim, and I got transported back about seven years like it was nothing

[@notchuckproductions5029]

I will never understand why pepole think physical media is outdate.For me it's more convenient then streaming as A: An episode or movie would be removed at whim/ won't be move to a different streaming service with out notice. B: I actually have a chose as a consumer to say what cartoons/movies I want, and what I don't. Unlike streaming were you pay a flat fee to pay for both the content you don't/do like. C: Bonus features D: It gives me something to show off, and show my taste to guest. I don't understand if Books can stay digital/phyical why can't tv,moives, and video games

[@flybuttero]

I like physical too i only use streaming for shows that don't have releases from reading your alphabetical order heres my results :A is how i feel when cn didn't re release the grim movie or put it on hbo max/streaming :B i do enjoy choosing shows/movies i want to own and if there's a episode or season i hate i skip it :c of course everyone loves speacial features but not all releases come with but happy they're released at all :D instead of showing off i use them mostly when we're offline or can't afford streaming And why can't video games stay physical some games i miss and want to replay or never got a chance to get digitally or a code also shows need to stay movies are keeping up though besides Netflix ones

[@KSCGGuy14]

I still enjoy DVD's because of what bonus features are included, especially for cartoons. Behind the scenes, audio commentaries, art galleries, easter eggs, am I missing something?

[@robinsordahl8947]

@@KSCGGuy14 trailers for other products and set-top games.

[@iluvcartoons2734]

I think physical media is 1,000 times more convenient than streaming

[@anthonydoesstuffyt]

Honestly I see it making a comeback in the next 10-15 years the same way vinyl did

[@jwik1995]

Nickelodeon has done by far the best job of releasing their old content on DVD! I wish Disney Channel and Cartoon Network would do the same, I’d love to have DVDs of all the shows I watched when I was younger. I know streaming is the “future” or whatever, but I still prefer physical media since I actually own the content

[@adventurouslyalexis]

Yes! It's frustrating we can't get disney stuff on dvd. 😑 Like we still don't have volume 3 of Darkwing Duck or the rest the Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers series on dvd.

[@litten3578]

yeah. its quite sad the disney dvd that has the best things out of all of em are phineas and ferb

[@Snakeshroom]

I just wish they'd keep the original artwork, the weird moldy wax shading all the 2007 onward SpongeBob artwork is awful

[@thestrangecaseofharryhinde9473]

\*sad kablam noises*

[@Skyway_Octane]

yes

[@EmployeeAMillion]

It’s strange, albeit awfully convient, that Season 4 and 5 of SpongeBob were still released on complete 3-disc sets in regions 2 and 4. And I don’t think we ever had the infamous box controversy with The Simpsons sets down here, at least not by the time my family started collecting them in 2009. I’d always wanted a set of Phineas and Ferb boxsets, since Disney was notoriously much more restrictive in releasing their TV shows on DVD, but it’s all too convient to have the whole series (and hundreds of others) on any given streaming service. Still, they should still have more customised menus for each show and more extensive bonus features. Paramount+ isn’t worth the money until they add the deleted scene from the first SpongeBob movie where Patrick vomits for 10 seconds.

[@jaydenaldridge6438]

It's weird seeing a KZbinr I watch commenting on a video from another KZbinr I watch

[@wachajulya]

@@jaydenaldridge6438 I always love that

[@pepito2847]

The cover for Sponge For Hire still moves me I feel it represents the better part of the relationship between SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs

[@shaneharrisnj3484]

I still have that DVD, though it's used like a freaking pack mule, because I watched the hell out of it when I was 2 (2005) to 6 (2009). That disc also has a rare title card with a Nick logo that looks like a spark or a comet.

[@Mr.Tw1sty]

Take it easy it's just a drawing

[@rayganparksmitchell]

​@@Mr.Tw1sty it isn't just a drawing

[@TheCronotrigger1212]

​@@rayganparksmitchellit objectively is.

[@rayganparksmitchell]

@@TheCronotrigger1212 it objectively isn't

[@tvgamerstan6180]

I still prefer physical media over streaming services. People don't realize they can just watch a dvd on their consoles. Yeah you definitely don't need a dvd player anymore as long as you have a ps4, ps5, xbox one, or xbox series x.

[@blindmario]

Ps3 and xbox 360 too

[@BlackPuma124]

@@blindmario and PS2

[@blindmario]

It's basically a hidden gem of consoles

[@ridleylegassy]

@@blindmario I thought 360 needed an add on? Unless that was just for HD DVD?

[@blindmario]

@@ridleylegassy that was probably the first model because it works fine for the slim ver

[@raelogan]

I have the Collector's Edition of Sonic Underground, and let me just say that it went HARD on presentation. Foil embossed slipcovers, behind-the-scenes, a feature just for playing the music videos back-to-back (called "Concert Mode"), and animated rock concert style menus. It's up scaling is remarkably crisp and looks way too good to have been the original format. The only thing bad that I have to say is that it has absolutely no caption encoding, which sucks because I need captions on account of my ADHD, so I have to play at boosted volume

[@moomooold]

too bad the show doesn't have the same quality

[@ExtremeWreck]

@@moomooold The show is underrated in my opinion, though still doesn't really do much compared to the other 2 DiC Sonic cartoons.

[@chumbert5]

the original Rugrats DVDs were actually DVD-R discs that were made on-demand, and were much more low quality. Anything is better than the burn-on discs, especially since shows like Chalk Zone and Doug have only been released this way

[@justyumi4410]

Me and the boys watching the Wild Thornberrys Complete Series dvd box set by Shout Factory

[@parlinmains]

ChalkZone isn’t on Paramount+ yet? That’s a shame.

[@chumbert5]

@@parlinmains it is; the Amazon burn-on discs are the only way to buy it physically

[@josevillegas606]

Damn those are expensive burnt discs lol

[@parlinmains]

@@chumbert5 Oh, I see.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

I can’t believe official vanilla editions on DVDs are everywhere now, which is mostly because online videos on demand are currently showing off the full lengths of shows like Happy Days!

[@SamK_]

I find it interesting how simple SpongeBob DVDS will be rereleased with slight updates to the artwork. Or the infamous Homer head replacement program for season six. Excited to watch this video.

[@Cashimat]

I’m thinking they’re going to remove the episode of spongebob that got removed on streaming services so that only the old dvd copies of that episode will survive. I’m actually sort of mad.

[@flybuttero]

@@Cashimat its not like nick would re reissue the season 3 set just to remove it and turn it to the 3rd season set missing a episode

[@Cashimat]

@@flybuttero It’s not the reason, but I know it’s going to happen.

[@misterzygarde6431]

I remember owning a Teletubbies DVD, mine happened to be distributed by Warner Home Video. Also I remember getting a DVD of the Nickelodeon Penguins of Madagascar show and sitting through the credits which were always put together at the end.

[@admiralAlfonso9001]

👌

[@MenchiGuevarra]

You know what? I had a Teletubbies VHS that was distributed by Warner Bros. It was the Funny Day one.

[@AquaAtia]

It’s amazing seeing DVD’s making a comeback! Seems they aren’t going the way of the VCR just yet

[@ExtremeWreck]

To be fair, I'm surprised VHS lasted that long anyways.

[@lovelydolltime8006]

@@ExtremeWreck I'd say VHS ran as long as expected. DVDs were first released in the United States in 1997, but DVD players were super expensive at the time. It was only in 2002/2003 when DVD overtook VHS (mainly due to DVD players becoming more affordable by then, plus the PS2 having a built in DVD player) and the last movie released on VHS was in 2006.

[@brad_hensil]

@@ExtremeWreck Fun Fact: the last VCR was produced in 2016

[@ExtremeWreck]

@@brad_hensil I know that. I saw it on the TV news back in 2016.

[@monketron]

I had a DVD for spongebob which only had like 6 episodes on it. The Night Shift, and the Magic Conch were two episodes on it that I remember. The main menu would just play segments of each episodes on loop. As a kid I was obsessed with spunchbob, so I would just watch those 6 episodes on repeat all day, cause it was all I had.

[@AubreyGal]

You can never watch too much of early spongebob

[@lachstar8340]

I think the DVD you’re referring is the Nautical Nonsense + Sponge Buddies DVD.

[@MysteryMii]

NICKtendo in the previous DVD video: The MOD Nick DVD releases on Amazon suck and I wish Shout! Factory would handle these releases instead. 2021: Amazon shutdowns their MOD DVD service and Shout announces a Jimmy Neutron DVD boxset Me: THE PROPHECY!!!

[@flybuttero]

Epic even after that Amazon only has a couple shows still available also i can't wait to get more shout factory releases in the future

[@hard-fard235]

i hope shout factory releases the entire of chalkzone since the amazon dvd is now sold for like 500 bucks (im not even kidding people really sell the dvd for so much money)

[@Elvusmiw]

Lol nick referencing his title edits.thats ok with me.

[@gabbo7101]

When I was a kid I was a massive sucker for the old animated mario cartoons, and there was no such thing as streaming services back then. There was teh internet, but I was a dumb kid that could barely find 1 or 2 episodes on youtube. I had to rely soley on the dvds, but I could never find full seasons. They were almost always compilation dvds with either various episodes from that series, or a mish mash of episodes from the several different series. Also, despite several of these dvds having episodes of the super mario super show, several didnt even have the live action skits that would happen before and after every episode. I gave away most of my other dvds, but I still have this one dvd of the adventures of super mario bros 3, called "the trouble with koopas" or something, and its just a mix of various episodes. Of course, later on we eventually got netflix and I was able to watch the super mario super show complete with the weird skits. Now-a-days I could care less for dvd copies as I have no need for them, and collecting them is both expensive and confusing.

[@mayhair]

Additionally, WildBrain has uploaded the full series to KZbin (including the live-action segments). They have done that with many other shows made by DiC such as Inspector Gadget and The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog.

[@kademcarthur5362]

I remember having to make do with KZbin Poops whenever I couldn’t find the real episode.

[@StevenVillman]

@@mayhair Do they have that with the _Extreme Dinosaurs_ animated T.V. series??? I *_do_* know here that the _Street Sharks_ animated T.V. series has been released on DVD for Region 1/Region A; but the _Extreme Dinosaurs_ animated T.V. series has yet to have a single DVD/Blu-ray Disc release for Region 1/Region A [it has so far only been released for Australia (Region 4) as a DVD release], and _Extreme Dinosaurs_ episodes that are found on KZbin aren't the best video quality (if I remember correctly, there).

[@mayhair]

@@StevenVillman I've never heard of that cartoon, but anyway, I looked around and I didn't see any upload by WildBrain.

[@flowerzforsaturn]

There’s something about dvds (especially the ones from the early 2000s) that I’ll always love. Even though we have streaming services now I still enjoy them for the unique box art or the bonus features and deleted scenes. I grew up without many tv channels so dvds were really all I had and many of them were either pirated or just compilations of old cartoons. I always made sure to take extra care of any official releases I had.

[@autisticboitv4813]

I got my hands on that Homer-shaped DVD at Goodwill when I recently took a trip to my aunt Pattie's. I also got that Courage Hall of Fame DVD at Costco when I was 5

[@anamelessyoutuber1462]

Virgins watches movies and shows on streaming services. Chads watches movies and shows on Blu-Ray and DVD.

[@em5345-]

In-between Virgin & Chad is Men. We watch both of them, and we go unnoticed

[@RustyVigero2005]

Legends still watch VHS.

[@starstudio8402]

@@RustyVigero2005 legendary chads watch CED

[@RustyVigero2005]

@@starstudio8402 Camurati Engel Mann disease, consolidated electrical distributors, or the capacitance electronic disk?

[@thebigdawgj]

No. REAL Chads watch shows when they originally aired, and never again.

[@notarmani4804]

I really love when Cartoons on TV get into DVD even with Streaming Services existing. Though still can’t forgive The Simpsons Season 6 trouble.

[@Kathrynerius]

Jesus Christ that thumbnail. Mr. Krabs on the right: Exactly the same man, bit thiccer over the years. Spongebob on the right: A husk of a man, a soulless automaton who knows only two things. Grill, and reap.

[@subtoanegg6442]

SpongeBob looks creepy in the new version.

[@thatcomicandmangafanfromdublin]

No SpongeBob only knows three things grill reep and being ready

[@WeegeeSlayer123]

You know who else likes collecting DVDs to watch bonus features? Not my mom, it's Nicktendo.

[@escargooncominatya4732]

Nah it's your dad!

[@Winterrose782]

no it's ronald mcdonald

[@thatcomicandmangafanfromdublin]

It’s uncle John he’s a mechanic

[@mitchfletcher2386]

At least the SYFY reruns of Futurama don't cut out parts of the episode like Comedy Central does.

[@UrLocalSplatoonFanGuy]

19:02 Back in the 1990s, a distributor called Sony Wonder used to release Sesame Street VHS's with front cover arts similar to these. so the whole "One character staring at you on a colored background" thing has been around longer than you may think.

[@debbieganger]

Those actually looked good. Also, that wasn't always the case and they stopped doing that with new regular Sesame Street releases in 2002 starting with "Elmo Visits the Firehouse".

[@Nam3y123]

HBO Max, hundreds of series that won't leave the platform.... oh my sweet summer child

[@NICKtendoReviews]

I DIDNT KNOW

[@Awesome_Dawson_Films_Official]

HBO Max has been dead for over a year now.

[@thepincult2763]

I actually own the adventure time and friends dvd lol also fun fact: every ncircle trailer for DiC cartoons are just the intro, not just sonic underground, the ones I remember were heathcliff, Carmen Santiago, the wacky world of Tex Avery, and others

[@BBCTwoIdentFan101]

The same with the Mill Creek/Cookie Jar releases.

[@PatoGuzmanAd]

Oh boy I've waited so long for the sequel to your last DVD video!!! What a nice time to be alive! Also, I see comments talking about how good Nickelodeon treats his cartoons on DVD releases, but here in Latin America, there is nothing on DVD of Nickelodeon (just Spongebob at the best case), it's terribly sad because the only way to watch old Nicktoons is on streaming (but even streaming services don't have all the seasons, at the very least two of SB of FOP), and also some streaming services have for example, Avatar, but another has Hey Arnold, and other has Cat dog, it's so bad!

[@cg_spiritedensemble]

18:42 oof. That didn't age very well.

[@ChaseMC215]

The Animaniacs had some DVDs released as well. Volume 4 strangely took way too long to release, around until 2013, as the last volume, Volume 3, was released in 2007. The original show was rereleased for the 25th Anniversary of the show in the form of the Complete Collection, containing all 4 volumes of the show, plus the direct to video movie Wakko's Wish. Apparently the film was released a second time on DVD, but the original show was released on DVD 5 times. The 2020 show has been released on DVD as well, but we might have to wait for the final season to be released on DVD, likely in September, but the 2020 show was released on Digital Platforms.

[@NajeeTechPro]

Amazing job with the video talking about Cartoons on DVD Re-Released keep up the awesome work man on your channel.

[@FlareonGames]

I find it weird that after all these years, Nick or Paramount or anyone in charge with stock images don’t update the old stock look to the newer style… it’s literally redrawing the same thing in HD and I fear when the world ends, Squidward will look upon us smugly in all his 240p power

[@user-ot4rc9jh8e]

I hope Blueray never dies. It's the last way to physically own a copy instead of paying a streaming sub.

[@jaydenaldridge6438]

I got Wizard of Oz DVD from 2013, which is just a repackaged version of a 2008 DVD, which has the extras as the 2005 DVD except the deleted scenes and outakes. Also, there's like 5 different versions of Shrek on DVD. I was originally going to comment about that, but it'll take me 10 times longer to type.

[@Artzei]

Surprising that how DVDs still manages to exist amongst with all these streaming services around. Like cockroaches, it's resilient and refuses to die off.

[@KremBotop]

All of my experiences with cartoon DVDs back in the day were via bootlegs... some even were of TV recordings. Yeah, only saw the legit ones in stores. Edit: loved that Kid Leaves Stoop cameo!

[@nostairwayy]

I’ve been waiting for so long for another DVD video from you

[@thatrandomredengine9430]

I find it funny how on the SpongeBob DvD, Mr. Krabs looks the exact same just with the more polished lighting, but SpongeBob’s model was completely changed into his emotionless, mute, stock happy smile, bland model from seasons 6 to 8.

[@superblakefilms]

Once I was at a Zia records exchange and I got the Super Mario Bros 3 complete series from shout factory for $12. I still have it and for some reason its over $50 or more. Too bad they don't have a complete series set of the Mario Super Show, some dvd releases have some live action scenes cut.

[@elaynadiedinside]

Nick's videos are oddly chill and I love that. It makes my day good

[@CartoonFan18]

I love how NICKtendo’s audio keeps changing, it’s like he doesn’t care of it’s changing. (Just like it’s thumbnails)

[@CartoonFan18]

6:27 It took them awhile, but they finally did it!

[@Mr.BeastFacts]

These videos are very intricate dives into this medium and I really appreciate them!

[@hanakoisbestgirl4752]

You accidentally unlocked a hidden memory. Almost Naked Animals

[@abandonedchannel1010]

Please reply to me if thee are other shows that people forgotten. (Everyone forgot about Almost Naked Animals as well)

[@DeathInTheSnow]

I would love to see you do a DVD comparison in the same way VWestlife does for CDs.

[@Elvusmiw]

Finally a sequel to one of your masterpieces. Oh heck all your videos are master pieces

[@eatatjoes6751]

*looks up the Futurama box arts* They did NOT need to go all out on it, but I'm glad they did.

[@adamkaunfer4384]

I saw this in my subscriptions and made the face Squidward made when Sandy announced that SpongeBob had gone missing.

[@waluigijumpman5242]

Man I love these types of videos, I'd love for a video with an updated collection!

[@notastrawhat2574]

We need more of these dvd history videos! The only shows I have on dvd are cobra Kai seasons 1 and 2, dragon ball z kai season 1, and parks and recreation season 3. I also have the complete series of community and parks and recreation on Blu-ray.

[@wallowlight]

18:42 this aged very poorly

[@peanutsgamer8021]

Now there is a good sponsorship thank you very much I will get one of these galaxy lamps.

[@TheAngryRedBird]

Lemme just say, that Gravity Falls Blu-ray set is *killer*. It exists on Blu-ray, for one, and I keep my collection exclusively Blu-ray and 4K. That set has everything you could ever want for the show. All the episodes, tons of bonus content and secrets, and even a replica of the letter from the finale. Side note: this is the last video I expected to get Weezered in but, as a fan, I can't say I'm upset.

[@Kittenfox_55]

I have a Garfield & Friends DVD that centers around the more horror themed episodes, no US Acres episodes too and the box came with a little plush of Pooky.

[@amesstarline5482]

Complete 3rd Season [the one with the group characters] of Spongebob was my childhood, so seeing it again reminds me of the past.

[@jonmcintyre1144]

R.I.P. Walker Boone (The voice of Mario in AOSMB3 and SMW)

[@motomoto917]

I actually have 3 N-Circle compilation DVDs,one for The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3( the trouble with koopas)(it contains the context behind that clip),one for Sonic Underground(the search for Queen elina),& one for Sonic The Hedgehog/Sonic SATAM(the fight for freedom). (11:09), (11:57),&(11:59)

[@spennywenny]

18:42 HOLY SHIT aged like milk would be an understatement

[@NICKtendoReviews]

OH NOOO you’re right

[@spennywenny]

@@NICKtendoReviews I genuinely wasn't expecting a response lol

[@brwnmthd]

I remember playing one of the Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 DVDs so much that it stopped working at one point.

[@cjg8763]

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3 was by far my most favorite of all the Mario cartoons they made. It deserved more episodes. Anyway I have those DVD sets, got them for my son when he was really into Mario as a younger kid and I enjoyed watching them with him just as much as I enjoyed them as a kid myself.

[@enriquemedina3631]

9:30 Ha I like how you pointed out Face-Off on the Red Box rental.

[@Taikofan04]

I remember having a super mario bros supershow dvd when I was little, I remember it having an episode of princess peach turning into a baby but that’s about it

[@Maniac4Bricks]

I love niche topic video essays like this, and this one kept me going, "wha-" as I watched. Well done!

[@rayganparksmitchell]

7:25 I sure do love Adventure Time and all of his friends!

[@colingznetworkplus4618]

This is a pretty interesting topic not gonna lie

[@animationstation1005]

I personally love the Conplete Season SpongeBob sets! Not only for their uniformal look which looks excellent on a shelf together, but also how they're all still readily available for VERY affordable prices even today! However yes the lack of an episode list on the back of the newer ones was a VERY bizarre decision that doesn't make sense to me

[@LeoForeo]

thank u for talking about the spongebob stock art style, it has always annoyed me so much

[@kootunesscrewy]

17:16 I don't have a problem with characters with shades. It helps them feel realistic. But they really need to keep them more akin to the actual series sometimes.

[@JasontheCartoonFan]

Woo-hoo! The long-awaited sequel to my favorite video of yours!

[@scootinand]

On the "reusing artwork" thing for SpongeBob, here's a related gripe: The original CD release of Cowboys From Hell, by notable SpongeBob guest musicians PANTERA (whammy bar noises) has the same image on the back of the CD case, the back of the booklet, is on the CD itself, and is also the cover to a VHS tape

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

N Circle did yet another release for Super Mario Bros. 3, and not only are the menus bland, but it had Yoshi on the back cover when he wasn’t even in the show at the time.

[@AJPiersonToonParadise]

I own Super Mario cartoons DVDs, Spongebob Seasons 1-5, Gravity Falls and Hey Arnold full collections, Simpsons Seasons 1-10, iCarly, Dexter's Lab and Johnny Bravo Season 1, The Fairly OddParents, Scooby-Doo series, and Arthur.

[@MenchiGuevarra]

Awesome ending music. Anchovy Assault

[@mojavefry2617]

What I don’t understand about Nickelodeon, Disney, etc. is when they release something, the cover art is so obnoxiously pastel that does not actually portray the actual colors of the animation. Everyone’s eyes are also unusually shiny and reflective.

[@debbieganger]

Are you talking about just the newer releases or every release of a 2D animated movie/show in general?

[@cganimefan1267]

I like your DVD videos. They're pretty interesting. Also, I'm glad you still have Nascar Shrek in your videos.

[@Klonoahedgehog]

I always prefer DVD's/Blu-rays to streaming If nothing else because there's too many streaming services and it gets expensive, i would rather spend the Money on other things lol

[@CalacasChidas22]

Why did i watched a video about dvd sets in english if english is not my native language and i dont own a dvd I dont know! But great video!!

[@BBCTwoIdentFan101]

8:15 Mill Creek Entertainment also did it with their other Cookie Jar Entertainment DVDs. For example: The Busy World of Richard Scarry DVD "It's a Busy, Busy Day!" is basically just disc 1 of the "Everyday There's Something New!" DVD albeit with different packaging and the "Good Times Never End!" is, again, basically just disc 1 of the "Fun in Busytown" DVD albeit with different packaging. After you mentioned that sentence, I looked at the other Mill Creek/Cookie Jar DVD menus on KZbin to see if they did the same and yep, they did. I live in the UK so I don't have any Mill Creek/Cookie Jar DVDs. Also why are the Susan and Mary PNGs at 8:17 are so wide?

[@KidLeavesStoop]

Now this is some good content

[@KirbyonYouTube]

The only Spongebob DVD I currently own is the one that the Something Smells plush doll came with. The Spongebob Sundaepants doll is no longer around in my family's household. The DVD advertises that there's a special limited collector card inside the DVD case, but that's probably also gone as well.

[@flybuttero]

Thats nice

[@TomTheyy]

I don't understand, wouldn't they save money by not reprinting the 15 year old ads in the Cartoon Network DVD rereleases?

[@Kingmathias25]

They likely had some extras that were unsold from 15 years ago lying around in a warehouse somewhere so they decided to rerelease them without giving them new box art or new ads and only gave them a new slip cover and called it a day.

[@TomTheyy]

@@Kingmathias25 That's something I wonder because, what if you run out of those old copies yet there's still demand for more DVDs? Or by then would the copies floating around in the wild be enough to satiate that?

[@austinhinton3944]

I still find it amusing they have used the same stock images in like 90% of Spongebob merch. You can still see the same images on merch from 2021 as you did in 2001. They will still be around long after the Heat Death

[@wolfyhowling1233]

I Glad Someone Agrees With Me About The Chipmunks

[@nothumanz]

the ad in this video might as well been one of those ads you see under big tweets lol

[@cjg8763]

I'm not sure how I never came across your channel before, but I'm glad I'm here now. NICKtendo is an awesome name, I love it. Subscribed.

[@cjg8763]

I made this comment before you went into the name of the channel in this episode and you were right, it's not what I thought it was. LOL

[@Beavis-ej3ny]

The 80's Ninja Turtle dvds are way worse. Season 1 Volume 1 has 10 episodes from season 8. There's an AVGN video about it.

[@Maxxieuguu]

Ah. A remake of my legit favourite nicktendo video.

[@OverlyPositiveFanboy]

The Futurama Complete Series box-set in the UK doesn't have the four movies in it.

[@ultra_magikarp3880]

I remember owning a Yu-Gi-Oh dvd and I don't know why I did

[@InfamousJJ420]

Didn’t expect Galaxy Lamps! I’ve had one for a long time now so I’ll vouch for it, it’s really neat. It won’t cover your entire ceiling but it will cover a huge chunk of it. You get one choice of star color when you buy but the sky color is fully customizable

[@chavito808]

I remembered using to own Spongebob and Dora VHS tapes

[@mino2123]

i know the context of that original clip, and I'm not sorry. super mario solved racism.

[@SoshiTheYoshi]

And we all learned a valuable lesson… we are not mushrooms

[@TK--mo3jy]

I'd really like Cartoon Network to rerelease the Regular Show box set in America and hope make a Gumball box set once the movie comes out.

[@thegodwiwi]

10:25 This music gives me so much nostalgia, I loved the smb3 show when I was little

[@thefreelancequeen]

Was hoping for a mention of the South Park season bundles of 1-5, 6-10, 11-15 and 16-20 with each being a big box with one of the four boys’ head, because those SUCK! The main packaging is pretty generic, minus the back having an entourage of characters from the seasons within grouped up. The packaging is very weak and cracks easily and the discs are all held in flaps that barely connect to anything. The discs are also all reprints of the original season sets, commercials and all.

[@NICKtendoReviews]

Lol I have the 1-5 & 11-15. Maybe someday.

[@theotherjared9824]

Something dvds somehow have over streaming services is bonus features. Just about every single release was filled to the brim with content that was sometimes more entertaining than the feature presentation. I get that additional red tape is involved with these, but it can't be that hard to add this bonus content on the extras page if they could.

[@downstageright3298]

Yess! A sequel to my favourite video of yours!

[@phineasflynn8990]

If only my show would get a complete series DVD or Blu-ray release....

[@PatoGuzmanAd]

WHEN PART 3!!!!!!!!!??????

[@julianauri7528]

Johnny test has a season 1-5 dvd but season 6 was only avaliable digital and now is not anymore so you can never get the full series