The WEIRD Side of Nickelodeon That Disappeared

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Did you ever get to watch the Nickelodeon Games and Sports channel? If so, what program (old or new) was your favorite to watch?

[@EarthyOSC]

Idk

[@davidbosco652]

Nickelodeon Guts.

[@b00biejingles]

I loved Guts...watched it at my cousins house as a kid

[@GunmetalGator]

Olmec and the Legends of the Hidden Temple was a big fav of mine. Love the team shirts and colors and what not.

[@coreypayne1208]

Figure It Out LOTHT Double Dare GUTS Nick Arcade

[@NinHawAssassin]

The funniest thing is that I never realized I was watching mostly reruns of old shows, so I always wondered why I never had heard of any of the prizes even though they seemed like big deals.

[@rblossey]

For some of us, a working Super NES would still be a big deal ;) a VCR, not so much 😂 And of course there was always the Space Camp trip prize on Double Dare…

[@TheInkPitOx]

I always wanted to go to Space Camp as a kid. I even called them once, only to hang up when they answered upon immediately realizing I wasn't supposed to be doing that.@@rblossey

[@davidmcgill1000]

@@rblossey Seeing a functional VCR in 2023 would be rather impressive really.

[@viperneongaming4314]

For me, it was going back to my early childhood.

[@LOH3NGR1N]

GAS was such an escape for me. I could only watch it on my aunt's TV since she had the deluxe TV package. And we only went over to her house a handful of times before she passed. I still rewatch hidden temples and the double dare to this day if I'm ever having a low day.

[@moquilla1]

I hope you are doing alright 👍 Thanks for sharing your memories of your auntie.

[@SG-17]

GaS was one of the free rotating premium channels that my cable company would let us basic customers watch. So every 3 months I'd get to watch the channel for a month.

[@seattlecryptid]

Wow this unlocked a hidden memory, totally forgot about rotating premium channels!

[@filmaru8556]

Never forget

[@michealwilliams8293]

Did you have direct tv?

[@AndroidSunner]

This but with Boomerang, The Hub and Nicktoons Network.

[@Paddy-if3nd]

I loved whenever that would happen. It was amazing.

[@coreypayne1208]

Nick GaS is how I discovered a lot of Nickelodeon's game shows

[@Stiggs-bu2fz]

Well I mean the channel name is Nickelodeon Game and Sports 😂

[@thekerm15_]

Same

[@CronosXWorld]

The late 90s to early 00s was just such a cool time as a kid. You just had to be there to experience those wonderful times

[@Kipasaur]

Nick's game shows were suprisingly a lot of fun. Especially Legends of the Hidden Temple. That one holds a spot in my heart.

[@rblossey]

I got to go to a taping of GUTS once when I was a kid, and that was awesome (got to meet Mike & Moira too 😄), but my sister got to go to a taping of Legends Of The Hidden Temple and I’m still lowkey jelly over it 😂

[@yourcollegedebt8384]

If it wasn't mentioned, the host of Double Dare had Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Which must have made that on-set experience from mildly frustrating to *absolute HELL*

[@PrincessAshley972]

@@TheSultan1470 He's actually stated in interviews that it was both fun and highly upsetting to him

[@ARC1300]

Marc summers would be the mans name. loved watching other shows he would host like unwrapped

[@rubydown3329]

​@@ARC1300omg, I didn't connect nickelodeon Marc Summers with Unwrapped Marc Summers 😱 I watched that show every day while eating dinner with my mom, great show

[@roonkolos]

​@ARC1300 u wrapped Oh my God, there is a core memory I almost completely forgot about ♡ thank you for that wonderful reminder

[@Jigardo]

"Mike O'malley would kick Marc Summers' ass, dude."

[@EinDose]

Nick Arcade's got a funny little footprint in an unexpected place. Two episodes had Sonic 2 as their showcase game, which wasn't actually out at the time; they had a prototype build that only had a few levels complete. In late 2006, that prototype turned up online; it was one of the first prototype versions found, so it did a lot to tell us how that game was made. And while we don't know where exactly the prototype cartridge came from, you'll find that version called the 'Nick Arcade prototype', because that was the most known place it turned up.

[@catholiccontriversy]

That's really cool. There's also that DDR game from Friday Night Slime Time that no one seems to remember or care to find.

[@joewaldeck]

Seeing the robot building show at the end I never heard of reminded me of Destroy Build Destroy from Cartoon Network in the late 2000’s. Would love to see Jordan cover it

[@TheTekkenguy]

CN Real! I remember that bloc and it generally wasn’t well-liked because people didn’t watch Cartoon Network for live-action content.

[@Digdugduggie101]

I remember my cable company would would offer like 3 premium channels for free on rotation every couple of months. Nickelodeon Gas just ended up being one of the channels picked at the start of summer vacation one year and it was MAGICAL. Thank you bringing back this memory to me

[@00ipodman00]

The Nick GaS segments known as Heros of the game lived rent free in my head for years and no one ever knew what i was talking about til i finally found them on youtube, they are honestly really funny to watch as an adult

[@kklassact3449]

This is why this is one of my favorite channels on KZbin. Who else would create an hour video essay on one of the best channels to exist. Absolutely great video. Thank you and be blessed

[@aerisvulkan2538]

The segment on Nick Arcade unlocked a memory for me; goodness this is SO nostalgic

[@kumaxhime]

I LOVED watching GaS on late Summer break nights. Since I was born in '97 I was a lil young for most of the gameshows when they originally aired (and specifically remember being scared of LotHT) so it was super fun to be able to experience them as a middle school kid! And I can still confidently say that would've dominated at Guts 😤

[@brandonbaker4329]

Yeah totally, I loved watching reruns of Guts and Legends of the Hidden Temple

[@MikeCappella98]

I grew up with the early to mid 2000s version of Nick GaS. I absolutely loved it. By then it basically was just Double Dare 2000 (I didn't even know there was an original version as a kid), Guts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and Figure it Out (and the sub versions of Guts and Figure it Out). I do remember vividly seeing Finders Keepers once and never again. To remember the name all I had to search was Nick game show with a house haha. I also remember in between segments called Heroes of the Game (ohhhhhh i just looked it up and got the name and the nostalgia is sinking in). When Nick GaS went off the air I was so mad because I loved all those game shows.

[@SwiftGundam]

I did indeed forgot about GaS and then you brought it up so the memories all unlocked.

[@braddrcrushalot3785]

The thing I remember most about GAS was how bad the Purple Parrots were on Legends of the Hidden Temple. They hardly ever made it passed the stone steps (or the moat in a lot of episodes). I looked it up and they only made it into the Temple 11 times and won just 3 times.

[@charlesw7397]

My favorite color is purple so growing up, I always rooted for the Purple Parrots and they were always terrible haha those stats confirming my memory of them sucking is hilarious

[@queenmotherbug]

Watching this, I feel like I've been hit by a nostalgia sledgehammer. In a good way. I'm 43 years old, and Double Dare was one of my very favorite shows when I was little. The kids in my neighborhood put on our own version of it in my friend's backyard when I was about six. And Finders Keepers! I'd forgotten that one. It's interesting to see how generations of viewers enjoyed Nickelodeon game shows. Thanks for posting this!

[@seattlecryptid]

I will always remember the Dad from Glee as the host from Get the Picture and Guts. Also watching Finders Keepers growing up definitely influences my love for "Hidden Object Games".

[@monicacarrilllo]

Thanks so much for this banger! I watched GAS more than anything else for a while when I was a kid and it barely gets mentioned online.

[@YoMamaBih]

I never forgot. I remember back when I had Charter, before it was Spectrum, before streaming services, and before.. a lot of things. I watched it all the way up until they canned it. I was talking about Nicks' sports shows as Gas just a few days ago. Loved it and wish there was a way to watch it

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

Growing up my ultimate goal in life was to be on Double Dare. I had my sister on board so it was just a matter of talking my parents into going to Universal Studios instead of Las Vegas for the family vacation. Then they made it Family Double Dare. There was no way I was get my parents to agree to do that stuff. Later down the line I tried as hard as I could to get on Figure It Out (Mostly to meet Summer) but that never happened either.

[@thunderczar9272]

Why could no kid ever figure out the 3-piece monkey puzzle in Legends of the Hidden Temple? This has haunted for decades, me well into my 30s.

[@nicememes7570]

GaS was perfect for me when I was hitting that angsty pre teen phase, I was an indoors kid so I never liked sports but the stuff on this channel made me feel like I was more of a dude bro, while stuff like hidden temple let me stay nerdy at the same time.

[@msjkramey]

I loved watching GaS, but I didn't always get to watch it because my Grammy would get free trials of certain extra cable packages then cancel them, eventually change providers, and then do it all over again

[@1darkloki]

Holy crap! You seriously unlocked fond memories that I had as a child.... long forgotten. Crazy feeling. I was born April 1986. I remember a part of myself that I had lost ...at a time much needed, thank you so much.

[@idkanaccountname]

These videos are awesome. I can’t believe some of them are 8-12 hours long with actual content and not just filler. You’re a beast

[@Neopets4Life494]

I remember when Nick GaS was on channel 215 in the mid 2000s before it was axed. Legends of the Hidden Temple, Figure it Out, and Double Dare 2000 were all my go-to's. Though, I always wondered when the trivia was going to update. The entertainment factor and the adrenaline of the obstacle course completions were what excited me the most

[@homebrewed]

So hard to find any good videos of Wild n' Crazy Kids too - I miss a bunch of this stuff - thanks for the video - Think a few survive still today on Paramount+ and Pluto TV (Even less than you mentioned not sadly, likely due to Paramount +) but not some of the older gems

[@Weareonenation303]

I remember watching this back in the early 00s, Double Dare 2000 is the only show I vaguely remember about.

[@meganstapleton4322]

I'm so have you talked about scared camp! I loved that show and it never gets talked about. You always manage to talk about the things that I think no one else remembers. I love how thorough you are!

[@kaibishop6183]

GaS was THE channel for me growing up. It was always on or was what I would flip to when I didn’t know what else I wanted to watch. Like I would stay up super late just to watch Nick Arcade and I would never miss Legends. I just have these super strong fond memories of it. I never knew it was going away until the day I turn on the TV and it just wasn’t there. I honestly was super upset about it for a couple of days, I remember even making my mom call our cable company asking what happened to it. I was heartbroken.

[@mattthomastaylor]

Other interstitial, between-shows programming like Heroes of the Game, Time-Out trivia, and GaS Grill were almost more memorable. It really contributed to the whole vibe growing up.

[@matthewgillis2617]

Says you, I hated those in between commercials, because I always saw the same ones every tine

[@OtisCluck]

Yes, I specifically remember the Heroes of the Game segments about 4-Square and Mr. 300 Jr.

[@mattthomastaylor]

@@matthewgillis2617 yeah you’re totally right especially in the later years when it would just loop everything. Not saying I loved them lol just most memorable/synonymous with the channel

[@datguyyo]

​@@matthewgillis2617 Exactly. I hated them, too, for that exact reason.

[@TheTekkenguy]

I remember a Heroes of the Game about origami football.

[@anthonyhoward3246]

Man I talk about Nick GAS all the time because when my dad got the premium cable I watched this channel all day every day!!!

[@Rockhead84]

Finding this channel after a night out partying in college in 2005-6 was amazing. We'd easily stay up til about 4AM watching Get the Picture and Nick Arcade. Great video. I only have two words for ya: POWER SURRRRGE!

[@mattthomastaylor]

Thank you!! Was hoping for a Nick GaS vid!!!

[@pippin3168]

This is supreme content right here!!! Only real ones remember this channel 🧡💚

[@kristopherwillis8075]

Yup 😌

[@matthewgillis2617]

I remember that I loved the game shows, hated the constantly repeated commercials.

[@99PurplePrincess7114]

I didnt have GAS but my aunt did. And I woupd make sure that every time I went over to her place I would spend whatever time I had watching it. I so clearly remember watching the final broadcast that New Years and seeing the switch to The N in real time and it was so weird and bittersweet going to hang with my family afterwards because they were all doing New Years thing and I couldnt wrap my brain around how the channel just disappeared in front of my eyes. Its such an odd memory I have because I cant remember much of me at 11 but knowing this was New Years 2007 means I was 11 at the time and its just so vivid.

[@jmelendeasy]

i remember my grandmother having those premium cable packages so i would be able to watch GaS/Teen Nick/Nicktoons whenever i visited. To this day im still sad about what went down with Speed Racer X. it had so much potential to be best western adaptation of the franchise property, i loved it so much as a kid and i still do

[@Infindox]

My grandma loved this channel because she loved the old game shows that Nick did, and always let me watch it.

[@ashleymariedovich6504]

I was born in 1999 so in the early 2000s this channel was such a treat for me to be able to watch legends, guts, figure it out, and double dare. I was so upset when the changed it to the N later on.

[@devinlowe3495]

Thank you for this!! Was my absolute favorite growing up

[@therespawnzone8393]

I had a friend back in middle school who was obsessed with watching this channel everyday during the summer of 2003.

[@cardsfanbj]

I remember seeing the advertising for the channel, but Gas wasn't part of the basic Charter cable package my parents subscribed to at the time, so I never got to see it. I remember Figure It Out and the Double Dares from regular Nickelodeon, though.

[@MrNobody91]

I love this video, it brings back so many nostalgic moments tbh.

[@xtrmmjl1]

I absolutely LOVED Nick GaS! I wasn't able to get cable until 2002, since I had to pay for it myself, and this quickly became my most watched channel! I also loved Figure It Out (and Summer Sanders lol). Seriously, this video sounds like it could have been written by yours truly.

[@manofmonster8927]

Loved watch all the shows when they aired during the 90s and early 2000s. One of my friends was actually on 'Make the Grade'

[@zeospark9715]

Man Nick GAS was such a fever dream for me. I used to live at my grandma's house for most of my childhood so I only had cable and I would only be able to experience the satitlle channels of Dish whenever I went to my parents house (which was actually rare at the time). However, once I moved with my parents for good around 2004 or 2005 and moved somewhere else, we got the biggest package of Dish for a limited time. Nick GAS was on there and I would only watch Double Dare 2000 and Legends of the Hidden Temple since I used to watch them all the time in the late 90s/early 2000s lol

[@mariolover2222]

I used to watch GaS as my early morning viewing. Like 3am-6am. By the time I was watching there really wasn't much sports content. It was just reruns of the gameshows.

[@SageArdor]

Bruh I was absolutely inconsolable when GAS was terminated, and it took me like 3 years to be completely over it.

[@repetitivemusicenthusiast]

Amazing video as always, GAS has so much nostalgiafor me was always somthing good on late at night

[@joemonkeyman4675]

This channel was so much fun when I was a kid and I'm so sad it disappeared. Legends of the Hidden Temple, Guts, Nick Arcade, and Double Dare 2000 were so addicting as a kid to me.

[@HollandTHG]

As a kid, I had Asthma, allergies, and a sensitivity to sunlight. Shows like GUTS and Wild & Crazy Kids were how I learned to act like all the kids I couldn't play outside with.

[@AbbeyRoad0819]

What a trip! Double dare 2000 goes hard! Watched that a lot in its short stint! also wonderful video, man!

[@paula1493]

Something that I remember about GAS was that there were no commercials. I think that I started watching in around 2005. There were no commercials, just the bumpers where the commercials would have been. Did the channel ever have commercials?

[@RybatGrimes]

Omg please do a video on The N! It had such a great website with games like Slasher, which was basically a very early and camp site themed Among Us. It was so much fun, I remember playing those games all night during summer breaks.

[@Markimark151]

Nick GAS was awesome and I really wanted more of that sports content from Nickelodeon, because I was in high school and was into extreme sports like skateboarding and played soccer! I remember there was kids riding a unicycle, kids getting messy with slime, and having water fights! Also Sports Illustrated for Kids was also fun and it still beats lot of the same old SpongeBob reruns on Nickelodeon! The extreme sports and game shows are what made me appreciate Nickelodeon more as a teenager!

[@astrowolvez]

It wasn’t until years later that I realized the shows were reruns, because as a kid I remember always wishing to be on the shows.

[@DanielGomez-hl6xx]

Will we ever have a GSN version of this retrospective? More specifically, the 1997-98 period where Sony accidentally failed to renew the Pearson Goodson-Todman contract in time and had to resort to airing some obscure shows from their library…

[@maddiejoy6619]

I didn't watch Nickelodeon growing up (I was a Disney Channel kid), but I loved Nick GaS. I remember one episode of Guts that aired almost daily with a girl named "Peach." Towards the end of the channel's lifespan, it got so repetitive that I quit watching it, which makes me sad.

[@Fribee83]

I'd completely forgotten about Think Fast and Make the Grade! The flipping tiles and people in lockers are all I remembered but with how generic a lot of the trivia shows were, it's understandable!

[@Luna_Everywhere]

I watched GAS all the time, Finders Keepers and Legends of the Hidden Temple were some of my favorites, though I remember tons of reruns of Figure It Out

[@astridmyst]

For the longest time as a kid/teen I vividly remembered Legends of the Hidden Temple but I could never find it talked about anywhere and no one I knew heard of it. I was convinced it was a fever dream XD

[@ShotgunLlama]

My favorite episode of Nickelodeon Guts featured the time honored tradition of Buttocks vs Himmler

[@HunterAtheist]

I watched this in a couple sittings, but did i miss where you talked about the GaS Garage? I loved that segment. It helped tie shows together.

[@miahthorpatrick1013]

Great content as usual! I always liked how Mike O'Malley would call Moira Quirk "Mo" !

[@littlebighead4482]

Gas was such a great channel, I remember staying home from school and just watching that channel all day long

[@littlebighead4482]

I also remember the day Figure it Out first aired funnily enough, I had to be pretty young at the time (born in 92) it was also probably my favorite Nick gameshow

[@VolkrunaAcenith]

I loved this channel; I would watch it all day as a kid.

[@EvilEmperorDave]

Another great video to remember my childhood while working and cry on the inside well done sir 👏

[@vincentstuart9562]

I remember Nick Gas because it was some kind of family watch night tradition for us, we made bets on Legends of the Hidden Temple

[@DisillusionedMillennial]

I got to be on an episode of wild and crazy kids back in the early 90s. Guts and Hidden temple was my favorite of the sport/gameshows 🤣🤣

[@mellsfunni9204]

Jordan! Where’s Heroes of the Game? that four square episode is lodged in my head

[@vixenrevitup]

My twin sister and I can recite the Slaps episode by memory to this very day! Some memories never die and live rent-free in our heads…

[@Plasmabolt64]

I loved this channel growing up! Special mentions to those ‘Heroes of the Game’ segments.

[@HunterAtheist]

The slapping one bugged me so much for some reason. Also the pickle. Hahaha Why did you unlock a core memory.

[@TryItWithRanch]

You should do a video on the summer camp show called bug juice. And the reboot they did. I loved all those summer camp shows. So wholesome

[@alixmalone19]

Nick GAS was one of my favorite channels as a kid. I have many memories of waking up at 3am and seeing Finders Keepers or What Would You Do being on. Double Dare 2000 was one of my favorites as well as Legends of The Hidden Temple (go orange iguanas!)

[@ayceeonethirty6141]

Im glad someone made a video about the thing i'd watch at 4am high out of my mind before school. I felt like I was the only one that ever watched this channel and when it was gone I was sad af.

[@kriano2436]

That's a sense of nostalgia that is strange because we didn't even have this channel in Brazil

[@catholiccontriversy]

25:12 speaking of thhe prize for just reaching the final round, the way it was phrased always had me wondering. It was "just for going into the temple you get [insert prize here]," and I wondered what happened if the kids just sat there for 3 minutes and didn't go in.

[@brettb205]

Bro, thank you for doing a review on this. I used to watch that channel religously while playing Age of Empires 2 back in grade school. Watched the channel so much I started recognizing their repeat schedules and had all the interstitial blocks memorized. Made me wish we had kendo at my school with how often I saw it on there. Probably the start of my journey as a semi-weeb, if we're being honest. Also, the temple guards were terrifying as a kid. I knew you NEVER go in that long room on the bottom 2nd from the left, or reached into a tree in the bottom left room. That, and the silver monkey *faces the camera*

[@BinglesP]

Let's not forget the YTPs these series spawned; I still love the Nick GaS segments of DaThings' "Price is Rice (and Other Game-Type Shows)" series. "Jesse Ventura, Yess-e Ventura!"

[@msjkramey]

Man, i was hoping that 2ball would be basketball with two balls because that sounds hilarious and chaotic

[@JelenTheArtist]

Dude! GaS was one of the reasons I would be late for the school bus or too sleepy to even go. I'd be stuck watching Finders Keepers or stay up until 3-4 am to watch Nick Arcade. Cartoons always had my heart, but this channel was something special.

[@bluezilla2547]

Didn't have GaS growing up but I watched most of these shows as they aired new episodes. Nick Arcade, Guts, and Wild and Crazy Kids were my favorite ones. I had such a big smile throughout this whole video, I remember watching Nick Arcade and wanting to try the games featured on the show or watch an episode and then play a SNES game afterwords. Playing outside I would think about Guts or Wild and Crazy Kids and pretend to be on the show doing challenges. In-between these shows I would watch Hey Dude, Salute Your Shorts, Nicktoons...and wow, these kinds of videos really hit in the feels thinking about how long ago it all was.

[@dstinnettmusic]

I remember when the channel was in full zombie mode and just showed the same bumper segments and block of shows on repeat daily. It actually continued in that state for a long while after Nick had publicly said the channel was ending. That “Zombie mode” was how I knew Nicktoons was dead because it basically went the same ways. I became aware of a lot of Nick Game Shows even existing because of GaS. I had never heard of Guts, that weird video game focused game show, or really anything except Figure it Out and Double Dare..just because I was born in 93 and just missed those shows. So, in some ways they achieved their goal of finding a home for the old game shows,

[@AceBobcat]

When Nick stopped airing Legends and Guts and Double Dare, I almost exclusively watched GaS

[@gabepollock1641]

NICK GaS! Guts, Legends of the Hidden Temple, and Double Dare were a part of my childhood. GaS and Discovery Kids left a hole when they went away.

[@brb247ful]

“Forgotten about” not me. This channel is in a corner of my mind accesible at any time

[@mistermisfortune13]

That animated Nickelodeon bit you put at the start threw me for a nostalgia trip that took me all the way back to literally my earliest memory that I can pinpoint, that being me watching Rocko's Modern Life(my favourite show at the time), specifically the Suck-O-Matic episode. I had to have been no older than 4 THAT WAS LITERALLY TWO DECADES AGO, SIR JORDAN

[@lizzydanger8521]

There's a commercial for Figure out that has lived rent free in my head for many, many years lol.

[@isaacheres1354]

I grew up with basic cable with Nickelodeon and several other mainstream channels. My mom never wanted to pay for digital cable as if it was too expensive at the time. I was never able to watch those exclusive channels like the movie (HBO, Starz, Showtime...etc) and sport channels. It was Nick GaS that I wanted to watch because I lived through the game show era of Nickelodeon as a kid and wanted them back. So anyways, I had cousins who had digital cable. Whenever I came for a visit; family gathering, I would go the TV and turn on Nick GaS. Thoes were the only times I got to watch that channel and relive the classic Nick Game Shows

[@oliviab4079]

Watching this channel was legitimately one of the earliest memories I had as a kid. I was born in 2000 so I never got to watch most of these gameshows in their prime but toddler me didn't realize I watching reruns anyway. The memory that sticks out most to me was getting unreasonably angry at the contestants on hidden temple who could never put the monkey statue together which seemed like the simplest assembly in the world.

[@caitlynnhatch9254]

Excuse me Orange Iguana's? Where are my Silver Snake lovers?

[@bearianna]

I ended up watching this channel quite a bit as a kid, although I was already 12-13 when we first got it on our provider. I always preferred the game shows to the sitcoms on Nick at the time (I was a Double Dare/Figure it Out/GUTS/Legends kid) and since I personally didn't remember old school DD (understandably, being born in 92) or GUTS at all, those were really fun to watch! 🧡💚 (I first discovered this in like the mid/late 2000's btw)

[@philtkaswahl2124]

To this day I still remember Mike O'Malley's enthusiastic "first it was the Aggro Crag, then it evolved into the Mega Crag, now it's the Super Aggro Crag" every time they got to that part of Global Guts.

[@shandeliervillanueva91]

I havent even watched the video yet , but I loved this friggin channel! SO MUCH!

[@TheRealPentiumMMX]

I remember watching this channel a lot back in the day, namely as a means of getting my Legends of the Hidden Temple fix after it had left the main channel, plus allowing me to see Nick Arcade (Which I quickly figured out was that weird Nick game show I remembered watching with one of my cousins ages prior).

[@Throwbackrewatch]

I remember watching get the picture amd cracking up because Mike O'Malley would roast the kids lol

[@georgehernandez9767]

I remember coming across the Nick GAS channel on my TV when I was a kid and enjoyed the syndicated reran shows and how it showed a lot more of Nickelodeon's history with the slime and their (now defunct) Universal Studios studio and geyser. Thank you for bringing back so much memories and simple times! Is it possible you can videos on the history of Slime Time Live and U-Pick Live blocks?

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks for watching, already made a video on U-Pick Live actually

[@53knights]

I was big into legends of the hidden temple. In fact, I wanna get one of those team shirts.