The Entire Downfall Of Nickelodeon.

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[@horsepowermultimedia]

I do believe that the downfall of Nickelodeon is a mere symptom of the downfall of Hollywood as a whole, with many other channels seeming to go downhill simultaneously and at a similar rate.

[@tuckerconley3462]

Dan schneider was a creep, but he could write creative shows. Plus, spongebob got so popular they have put so much into it and not other shows

[@RayPointerChannel]

That is essentially the reason. I should know. I worked at Nickelodeon during its peak period in the late 90s.

[@deandredukes95]

You hate to see a company that produced so many classics end up like this

[@cro-magnoncarol4017]

"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain..."

[@NeoKokoro20]

Probably my biggest problem with modern Nickelodeon is that if you're not SpongeBob or The Loud House, then the show is doomed to fail. Throughout the 2010's and 2020's, most Nickelodeon shows last for two seasons, at the most, with some only lasting for one season, and being cancelled prematurely. And once these shows end, they are completely dropped from reruns. During the 1990's and 2000's, it wasn't uncommon for a Nickelodeon show to last for four seasons.

[@evanrosman9226]

I feel like Nickelodeon's golden age was 1990-2010.

[@bradyanderson6311]

It wasn't golden enough since the 2Ks.

[@miquon4717]

I honestly think the golden age was when they had the splat logo from 1984-2009

[@bradyanderson6311]

@@miquon4717 10 years before the rebrand samples how ruined it got.

[@alexgomez6723]

No, too long, more like 1990-2004.

[@bradyanderson6311]

@@alexgomez6723 it was weak on scheduling and promotion in the early 2Ks.

[@Crayolapup]

Jimmy Neutron is one of those few shows… that had a movie before a tv series, and people remember the tv series more than the movie.

[@joevaghn457]

Gives me nostalgic vibes I shouldn’t have lol I don’t remember watching it much but it feels like I did

[@bemiatto67]

For the longest time I didn't actually know the movie came before the show 😅

[@qrowing]

I saw that sucker in theaters! Was such a huge event for me haha. Seeing that Nickelodeon Studios intro with the bubbles on that MASSIVE theater screen.. Nothing like it, I swear.

[@espor9297]

I remember wacthing the movie when cane out.

[@eatatjoes6751]

I remember absolutely NOTHING about the movie. The TV show? Different animal.

[@Masonicon]

It embodies *either you die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain*

[@leesimmons5453]

Good video, but I have two points: You mentioned SpongeBob, but you didn't mention how huge a hit it was. Nickelodeon had never had a hit this big, and it just never seemed to fizzle out. SpongeBob became a money printing machine, and greedhead thinking took over. Instead of developing new shows, the thinking became "we need another SpongeBob" and if the ratings didn't hit SpongeBob levels, it got canceled. (Butch Hartman said as much in an interview.) The years 2004-2014 are littered with shows Nickelodeon started and then killed. (In retrospect, Avatar looks like a minor miracle.) Which brings us to the real beginning of the end: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The show was good, but it went against everything Nickelodeon stood for: it was made to sell toys. After that, any cartoon they greenlit seemed to be a toy tie-in.

[@jaylenadegoke]

It’s interesting that the downfall of Disney Channel and Nickelodeon happened around the same time. Although there are many reasons for this, I think it all comes down to Social Media. Disney and Nick began to fade in relevance around 2014. It was also the same time that Disney and Nick seemingly put an end to their “pop star machine” they had going throughout the 2000’s that brought us some of the biggest pop stars we know today. For many, Good Luck Charlie and Victorious (which ironically debuted just a week from each other in 2010) are regarded as the last great shows from both networks and after those shows ended, both networks were never the same again. Unfortunately, I think Disney and Nickelodeon have lost the war to Social Media. I have younger siblings, and they’ve never watched either Nick or Disney Channel even though we have cable. They much rather watch KZbin or TikTok. And sadly, that’s the case for most kids because the content just isn’t good anymore. We have Disney+, and my younger siblings choose to only watch the older Disney shows (That’s So Raven, Wizards of Waverly Place, Suite Life etc;) and never their newer shows…which confirmed to me that it’s not my bias of my nostalgia, but confirmation that even kids today don’t like the new shows.

[@jaylenadegoke]

I also want to add that Nickelodeon was always attempting to play catch up with the Disney Channel, which aided in their eventual demise. Although Nickelodeon has given us some great live action shows, where they truly excelled at originally was their animated programming. but during the 2000’s, Nick was feeling a lot of pressure to compete with Disney for ratings and ofc, money. Especially in the late 2000’s when Disney saw huge success with HSM and Hannah Montana, Nick wanted a slice of that pie. And really, it was Dan Schneider that kept Nick in competition with Disney with its live action shows. Although Nick had seen success with shows like Drake & Josh and Ned’s Declassified, it wasn’t until iCarly that Nick would see huge success that could match what the Disney channel was doing. But nicks attempt to chase after Disney caught up with them.

[@StagehandMotel6]

I dig what you are saying

[@Dave102693]

Disney Channels has been liquidated in almost all markets except for Canada (which is just a license to operate held by the late Teletoons’ parent company) and the US for Disney*.

[@Dave102693]

Because the newer shows are basically boomers trying to understand social media/streaming/meme culture and badly failing at it every time. Of course the newer shows are terrible lol. Also, the templates for the shows never changed past 1999, 25 years later.

[@GameLover-pz5zc]

Nick had a plethora of good shows: Rugrats, Rocko's Modern Life, Secret World of Alex Mack, Clarissa Explains It All, All That, Kenan & Kel, Aaah...Real monsters!, Are You Afraid of The Dark, Cousin Skeeter, Mystery Files of Shelby Woo, Catdog, Hey Arnold, Wild Thornberrys, the Brothers Garcia, Caitlin Way, Taina, My life as a Teenage Robot, All Grown Up, True Jackson VP, How To Rock, etc. They just chose to mistreat most of their good shows by the mid 2000s and only putting their eggs in two baskets: Dan Schneider & SpongeBob. They just decided to shove SpongeBob in our faces with daily marathons for years & years and only treating Dan Schneider shows well in the live-action department. That's what caused down the downfall of their company.

[@nintendolife25]

Nick choosing Fanboy and Chumchum over Adventure Time has got to be one of their biggest L’s.

[@Seekingthesky]

And then the same guy who made FB&CC went on to make Glitch Techs... From garbage to gold...

[@bemiatto67]

It was a blessing in disguise. Nick would've killed Adventure Time after one season.

[@Seekingthesky]

@@bemiatto67 And Glitch Techs is proof of that.

[@RatedRSoccerstarKluivert]

And it worked out well. I'm glad CN got it

[@Mtb94]

Too be fair, adventure time didn’t really “fit” Nick like it did Cartoon Network. Im grateful for this

[@mr219gip5210]

From 1990-2004 was when Nickelodeon was unstoppable, dominating tv

[@MikeBNumba6]

Agree people saying it was great up to 2010. Completely disagree. Peak ended by 2004

[@notthegreatestdetective]

we who grew up with 90's Nick were so lucky, shame what happened to the studio

[@scarletweb2106]

Me

[@d11j09l92]

The 90s were unmatched. It was crazy growing up and seeing the rise and fall of Nicktoons and more or less outgrowing them as they declined in quality. I’ve always felt like I was born at the perfect sweet spot for cartoons.

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try Watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@spear1504]

Cartoons Network is going same route as Nickelodeon, right now.

[@hydrent]

Not to show my age, but Cousin Skeeter was definitely a late 90s debut, not mid 2000s.

[@StagehandMotel6]

Old man🤣

[@jadedskull3162]

It was part of the Nickelozone, which was a late 90s Snick edition

[@mechajay3358]

Nickelodeon's downfall is still continuing to happen with a certain documentary.

[@LAPerez-il9tj]

This is partially why I was more into Cartoon Network. Granted they have their issues too. Fun fact though, the very first Kids Choice Awards was in 1987 and it was a segment called The Big Ballot

[@StagehandMotel6]

Thanks. for watching man!

[@terrellprice3190]

Well Cartoon Network also hit downfall ever sense Teen titans go was aired

[@rem_lezar]

@terrellprice3190 can't forget when they only aired non cartoons also in the live action era

[@mrrunodan8119]

@@StagehandMotel6 Ever heard of "The Nickelodeon Second Fiddle Curse"?

[@qrowing]

That time CN tried to go live action.. They started with Toon City, which was honestly really cool. Then came the hosts of Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, and the Destroy Build Destroy types.. Really strange choice.

[@calebglasscock7392]

Nickelodeon has a great variety of cartoons both old and new the problem is that they don't seem to want to take advantage of that fact anymore. The pattern I have seen these days is that if a show is not on the same level as SpongeBob then the show is either forgotten or cancelled.

[@SuperKamehameha2]

That 5 second clip of Spider and Fly unlocked a memory I thought I never even had lol

[@qrowing]

Nickelodeon was really going nuts with banger theatrical releases for a while there. Wild Thornberries, Rugrats Go Wild _with smell-o-vision,_ Rugrats in Paris, Hey Arnold Movie, the Spongebob Movie, Jimmy Neutron.. What a time to be a kid.

[@WadeLife]

Ren & Stimpy left a ever lasting impression on how my sense of humor is today one of my favorite cartoons from the 90's on Nickelodeon.

[@mart5610]

17:58 TeenNick was already a separate TV channel for many years before the reboots you mentioned. I remember they relaunched "the N" tv channel to TeenNick in the year 2009 since it left Nickelodeon when it was just a block on the channel. also The Splat was formally called The 90s are All That. and that's from 2011!

[@gmartines8511]

teen nick was more like nick cannon before he had kids

[@evanrosman9226]

Right now, Nickelodeon might be collapsing even more.

[@justinstewart9145]

I feel like Nick's downfall is partially a symptom of how cable TV is dying.

[@tarden132]

It's not just nick but Disney Channel and cartoon network is the same but streaming is the reason why all these channels are failing since they have more original content than cable nowadays

[@vhsmemories504]

"Proved that adults where half the veiwership of the show" Wait your telling me its normal for adults to watch cartoons? But all these terminally online people keep telling cartoons are for kids.

[@StagehandMotel6]

The Flintstones was watched by 90% adults

[@Omegajunior2658]

I did not even know that orignal Adventure Time cartoon was made for Nickelodeon. So Nickelodeon, a subsidiary of ViacomCBS (now known as Paramount Global) must have sold the rights of Adventure Time to their competitor Cartoon Network, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery (past names: Time Warner and WarnerMedia).

[@alyssacapozucca3915]

Nick died when they leaned on certain shows instead of investing in producing new programs... When i was watching nick as a kid at any given time there were always over 20 individual shows airing, there was always something on and if there was something on you didnt like it was just a 30 min wait for another show or you could just pop on over to another cartoon station like Cartoon network. like even when a show stopped airing on nick there was always something just as good if not better releasing to take its place.. the shows onNick gave me such amazing childhood memories its really depressing to see the state of the network now after growing up watching from 99-06

[@nicksullivan4994]

I Really miss Noggin and Nick on CBS!😭❤️📺🎶👍🏻

[@scarletweb2106]

Yeah me too

[@superzilla784]

18:25 "SpongeBob spinoffs were turning audiences away" I remember the creator said he didn't want any spinoffs and hated the idea of his show becoming so cooperate. after his death, the spinoffs were announced. it's as if Nick knew he would die soon and made the spinoffs while they waited. once he was in his grave, the shows were released. the shows weren't even that good to begin with either. I can see why the spinoffs turned away alot of people.

[@zenyi1459]

Shame how nick fell now its next to irrelevance nowadays

[@StagehandMotel6]

It was only a matter of time

[@aaronnantz2289]

Well there's been videos about nickelodeon abusing actors and sexulizing kids there's going to be a documentary about all of it. Nickelodeon is done now I just wish cartoon network would come back.

[@hydrent]

To be fair every kids network is kinda wack now. They don't know how to relate to the new generation audience so of course they're taking the nostalgia route.

[@blueblur2273]

Modern entertainment is wack now! It's not a coincidence that most of these entertainment properties from Nick to CN, NBC, ABC, Fox, Mtv, the WB, UPN, to the NBA, cartoons, anime, pro-wrestling, video games to film all experienced their peaks in the 90s - early/mid 00s. From the mid 00s on, most of these entertainment properties began their decline

[@bemiatto67]

It's cause kids now don't really watch television like generations before them do. Kids now have WAYYY more options that they can personally choose that cater to their tastes. Tiktok, KZbin, etc.

[@MariChristine]

I hate how everything is all about SpongeBob now on Nickelodeon I remember growing up they had a variety of different animated shows playing that wasn’t only so heavily focused on one show which is SpongeBob I miss those days I feel bad for the newer kids that didn’t experience different shows like we did

[@treyblaze22]

You could say the same thing about cartoon network with the teen titans go marathon

[@MariChristine]

@@treyblaze22 same especially Amazing World of Gumball back then that show was on everyday

[@susanfit47]

While airing on Nick@Nite during the same time, Nickelodeon aired Lassie, Dennis the Menace, Mister Ed, The Monkees, Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp, The Patty Duke Show, Flipper, Mork & Mindy, the George Reeves version of the 50's Adventures Of Superman, F Troop, The Wonder Years, and The Brady Bunch on daytime airings in the 80's and 90's. While airing on Nick Jr. during the same time, Nickelodeon aired Muppet Babies reruns on daytime airings on Monday to Saturday from 1992-lates 1998, Eureeka's Castle on Weekend mornings from 1993-1994, The Littl' Bits on Weekend mornings from 1993-1995.

[@alejandrovazquez8873]

It AMAZES me that they almost lost the sponge just because they didn't like the creative choices of Hellinburg

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try Watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@scarletweb2106]

@@FileStorage-dt5gq It will help save Nickelodeon

[@StarSlayer02]

Why do I feel like this guy is trying so hard to ignore invader Zim both in the 200's part and the reboots

[@bemiatto67]

Just like Nick lol

[@MasterArachid-mo4yn]

- Your Gang was only a pitch, the way it's presented in this video makes it sound like it was a full-fledged cartoon that Ren & Stimpy spun off of. - You pronounced Kricfalusi wrong (kris-fah-LOO-see). - The downfall segment does a very poor job of explaining why it’s a downfall, instead almost entirely being regular history like the segments before it. - Schneider’s Bakery, a very major part of 2000’s Nick, wasn’t mentioned until it shut down. - Absolutely no mention of Invader Zim, one of Nick’s biggest cult shows and certainly one with more lasting impact than Mighty B, Back at the Barnyard, and Planet Sheen. - Saying The Loud House brought back people who were tired of SpongeBob spinoffs is weird, considering Kamp Koral and The Patrick Star Show both premiered in 2021, five years after The Loud House premiered and quickly became the network’s number two show. - The conclusion feels unearned because you don’t really dig into how SpongeBob’s success negatively affected other shows (such as how plenty of new shows would get cancelled after only one or two seasons for failing to live up to SpongeBob’s ratings). I feel like that’s a problem prevalent throughout the whole video. This is not the downfall of Nick, this is a cursory history of it. I like your editing style, but the script feels scatterbrained and sloppily put together. Disappointed as someone who likes Nick a lot. Best of luck with your future videos.

[@AerikVon]

A real huge rise and fall

[@StagehandMotel6]

amen

[@savage751]

"Nickelodeon and Pizza Hut joined together to create Nickelodeon magazine".....two things 1. That may be the most 90's sentence I've ever heard lol and 2. Nickelodeon couldn't get any other power house publisher for the magazine like Sizzler or Blockbuster? Lol

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@scarletweb2106]

@@FileStorage-dt5gq It would help save Nickelodeon

[@treyblaze22]

Nickelodeon choosing fanboy and chum-chum over adventure time has got to be one of the biggest foul-ups of all time. Seriously, what were they 🚬?

[@BMCBroManClash]

Bad business decisions and bad choices in general during the latter half. Still prefer Cartoon Network despite the flaws. :)

[@taylorthenatural5509]

They really were on top for a while, sad to see the decline. Gives new meaning to rome wasn't built in a day, but it was torn down in a week. 😮

[@RayPointerChannel]

Is there some reason why CatDog was left out? Another turning point was Dora the Explorer.

[@nyronarnold6024]

Don't forget another damning thing: They changed their logo! For the Worse!

[@TiltedSquare]

Passing up Adventure Time is probably the biggest mistake Nick ever did to try to revitalize themselves.

[@treseancann1261]

I have nothing against today's Nickelodeon. I mean, I like The Loud House. But, nothing beats the old Nickelodeon. And with the March 4, 2023 rebrand, let's hope Nickelodeon gets back to doing what it does best.

[@scarletweb2106]

Yeah I hope

[@joeybaseball7352]

The problem with this video is that you're only talking about shows. Nickelodeon is so much more than shows. It's like when people talk about McDonald's, and only mention burgers. When McDonald's is not in the burger business. They're in the real estate business. Nickelodeon wasn't shows. It was a lifestyle.

[@BinglesP]

7:29 Of all the things I would've learned from this video, I did not expect to find out that Hey Arnold! was based off of a segment from Peewee's Playhouse

[@44bthknuckles]

originally called pinnwheel

[@Osarogie112258]

Once a top dog but now a dying dynasty.

[@StagehandMotel6]

All of them are

[@larenzhoyt2832]

Hot take but the over saturation of SpongeBob was the start of its downfall

[@SpikeShooter92]

Man, I miss the Nickelodeon that actually gave a damn about their audiences. Be it the contests (Super Toy Run, Nick or Treat, Nick Takes Over Your School) the variety of programming, Nickelodeon Studios-The First World Headquarters for Kids, all of that stuff along with its unique brand identity helped make Nickelodeon what it was. At some point all of that went away and they just became nothing more than a souless automated conveyor belt that just cares about what they think sells. It's really sad

[@RajaReign78]

Man I think every kid remembers wanting to win the super toy run.

[@kevin10001]

I remember Nickelodeon’s hay day when it was a treat to actually find Nickelodeon merchandise cause unlike the Disney channel Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network didn’t overly merchandise there shows so when they made some merchandise it felt special like the orange VHS tapes we got of episodes of nicktoons or the home movie releases of there movies or the run of ren and stimpy merchandise with the talking ren and the farting stimpy that I still have where it was a stuffed with a self inflating whoopi cushion inside to make a farting sound

[@RajaReign78]

I had a few of those orange VHS tapes of Ren & Stimpy and thought they were the coolest things ever. 🤣

[@gustavochavarria8161]

Did you know Looney Tunes used to be in Nick a long time ago?

[@timtoongamer]

From what I read they aired them from 1988-1999 and from 1989-1993 had a block on Nick at Nite with the same package of Looney Tunes they had on Nickeloodeon during that time. It's split in eras the 1988-1992 era(also includes the nick at nite era Sam's show just with Nick at Nite bumpers) and the late 1992-1999 era when the show was revamped. It's a very interesting history Looney Tunes on Nickeloodeon

[@gustavochavarria8161]

Yeah it's pretty wild and I was born *WAY TOO LATE* to watch it back then. So it's a real shame I never got to see it.

[@elementaliguana5880]

A little bit of a correction Cousin Skeeter premiered in the late 90s while The Brothers Garcia premiered in the early 2000's. I say Nickelodeon pretty much went downhill sometime around the mid 2000's.

[@camillacoelhonettoziliotto]

nick must be kicking itself to this day for having turned down adventure time

[@growingup15]

I am one of the few people who loved Fanboy and Chum Chum also The Mighty B.

[@waltersalmonscartooncrosso784]

You forgot about invader zim enter the Florpus

[@StagehandMotel6]

That i did my bad.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

@@StagehandMotel6 to be fair it wasnt commissioned by nick

[@nyronarnold6024]

Ya know, I wonder how much of an impact Nickelodeon had in other parts of the world/planet?

[@tulip811]

None

[@nyronarnold6024]

Oh...ouch.@@tulip811

[@vault13dweller15]

@@tulip811 I wouldn't say none. Where I live in Slovenia Spongebob was very popular. Also I remember watching Jimmy Neutron on some Italian TV channels. Some of the Nickelodeon shows are iconic even though channel itself didn't exist here. Though with the advent of internet based TV in late 2000s we finally had it available. I remember that my sister watched ICarly in early 2010s. In my childhood Cartoon Network had much bigger impact since it was available on cable TV in my country.

[@SouthernGothicYT]

criminally undersubbed channel!

[@CharcoalRabbit]

I used to LOVE this channel! Now I hate it because of how they treat their shows, how I believe their modern stuff is only made for easy money and don't feel genuine anymore.

[@SUPASLY75]

They were the chosen ones!!😅

[@StagehandMotel6]

Keyword:were

[@pastpatour]

Smart, handsome, with an awesome voice. This is my new favorite small channel.

[@crashban4t.f.s.b783]

There’s no reason why they don’t bring back Jimmy Neutron.

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@scarletweb2106]

Yeah

[@RFGfotografie]

There has been so many genius cartoons :) Sadly most are discontinued.

[@hannahArmah6344]

Who else grew up with drake & josh , icarly and victorious.

[@Av3roid]

Im glad i grew up watching nickelodeon during the 2000s and early and mid 2010s sad to see it fall under

[@scarletweb2106]

Yeah me too

[@hristoskase6606]

Yo where is the Balkan/Hungarian/Ashkenazim style intro from? It slaps so hard it should be charged with assault.

[@shewolfcub3]

Honestly a lot of the 2000s cartoons I grew up with are amazing and hold up great today, cant say the same about too many of the new ones though

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@RajaReign78]

I don’t care if this is a controversial take, but IMO their cash cow Sponge Bob SquarePants killed the network for good. They stopped focusing on new content and just hammered out more Sponge Bob. Yes you want to be successful, but when it turns into greed that kills everything else is that really success? 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@FileStorage-dt5gq]

Try watching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman

[@JennBit]

The SpongeBoy Ahoy logo you use at 7:51 is fanmade - the name SpongeBob SquarePants was already in use by 1997 and no pilot with the SpongeBoy name was fully made. As a matter of fact, I am responsible for that specific SpongeBoy intro hoax, and made it when I was 13. Never expected it to blow up like this but I do kinda regret spreading misinfo.

[@StagehandMotel6]

All good however there is rumor of Spongeboy

[@JennBit]

@@StagehandMotel6 The name was used, but abandoned quickly. I'm referring to your use of the SpongeBoy Ahoy graphic. That isn't real.

[@StagehandMotel6]

I see. Ah all good man

[@DdawgWalker]

5:10 I’m sorry, did I hear that that correctly? I thought the goal of cartoons would be to create an entertaining show that kids grow to love and look back on with fondness when they’re older. 🤦‍♂️

[@StagehandMotel6]

Not to a lot of corporate executives who saw nothing but ad revenue

[@Omegajunior2658]

I used to watch Nickelodeon (UK and Eire version) when I was a kid and a teenager but now I don't watch it anymore. I have discontinued watching Nickelodeon since 2012. I have outgrown interest in Nickelodeon as well. I don't think I am really keen on their current programming. I believe there are loads of rubbish on Nickelodeon for me nowadays. Anyway that is a very interesting video. I kinda missed the classic era of Nickelodeon's programming such as Rugrats, Doug, Ren and Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life, Aaah Real Monsters, Hey Arnold, Angry Beavers, Kenan and Kel, Cousin Skeeter, The Wild Thornberrys, SpongeBob Squarepants (but not the modern era), My Life As a Teenage Robot, Avatar and CatDog. They're the best, aren't they? I also like Jimmy Neutron and Danny Phantom. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@StagehandMotel6]

Stick around for more content coming soon

[@Omegajunior2658]

@@StagehandMotel6 OK

[@Omegajunior2658]

Nickelodeon is really for kids aged about 5 to 14 years old.

[@davidlewis5189]

@Omegajunior2658 I was born in 1988, started watching Nickelodeon in like late 92/early 93, and watched it until 2003

[@Omegajunior2658]

@@davidlewis5189 I see (I understand)

[@Meshal11YouTube15]

But Guys, I know that Rugrats & The Ren and Stimpy Show & Rocko’s Modern Life & Aaahh!!! Real Monsters & Hay Arnold & The Angry Beavers & CatDog & SpongeBob SquarePants are from Nickelodeon, but Doug, I think in the future, is from Walt Disney, but not Nickelodeon, Why?, Because in February 1996, Walt Disney Company Purchased Jumbo Pictures. 😔

[@karakattankurai]

Which channel is worst than nickelodeon? i despise how they did dirty to My Life as Teenage Robot😡

[@jtwc10]

7:11 What you may or may not know about Kablam was that their animated hosts "Henry & June" became the subject of a few programming blocks. Also, UPICK FRIDAY (1999-2000) was the earliest version of UPICK LIVE that predates its format. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIq7ZmNtYrWZY5Yfeature=shared

[@StagehandMotel6]

I didn't know that

[@V0RTEX_YTC]

basically Nickelodeon won the 90s Cartoon Network won the 2000s and Disney won the 2010s (mainly Disney XD) and after 2015 all 3 networks fell off hard

[@growingup15]

i'm not sure if you mentioned Rocko's Modern Life. one of my favorite shows edit: I saw the bit with Rocko's Modern Life movie which IMO was really damn good

[@daliceToons]

The Logo Changed In 2023 Edit: The Splat Is The Only Thing Helping This Channel WTF

[@scarletweb2106]

Wonderful video!

[@RFGfotografie]

So many shows I remember being on Cartoon Network instead of Nickelodeon and the other way around to xD

[@quackman]

12:46, lil mixed up there, Bros Garcia and Cousin Skeeter were late 90s shows, not mid-2ks

[@NathanielCanty-wp7fp]

And still to this day I never got a Rocko from Rocko’s modern life plush from 1997

[@karajames4273]

I miss the 90s for Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network

[@mrrunodan8119]

Ever heard of "The Nickelodeon Second Fiddle Curse"?

[@EZdelFresco]

So much nostalgia in this. I forgot all about jerk chicken and fish out of water and spider and fly 😭

[@scarletweb2106]

I remember watching Jerk Chicken and Fish out of Water and Spider and Fly on Nickelodeon

[@crashban4t.f.s.b783]

The 90’s is the only Goldenage Nickolodean has.

[@prowolf633]

I'm hoping the splat logo returning the way it did is a sign that will Nickelodeon will begin to recover and start a new age. Part of me feels that the first thing they should do is make some more female-lead cartoons (right now they don't have any) Also if I were to suggest they revive any of their past shows, I would bring back My Life as a Teenage Robot, KaBlam!, Rocko's Modern Life (like a show that takes place after Static Cling), The Wild Thornberrys, Rocket Power, Chalkzone, and/or As Told By Ginger. Or maybe make new shows similar to them

[@aaronnantz2289]

I wish they braught back Danny phantom Jimmy neutron maybe even do a zoey 101 series they shouldn't have canceled icalry that was wrong. Give neds declassified a new show maybe even bring back the wild thornberries. If they did shows like that it would be going strong.

[@scarletweb2106]

Yeah I hope I create my animated series The Dulce Adventures of Mariala based on my Nickelodeon Original movie Mariala

[@stevenlisten]

Nick did have power rangers

[@LegendStormcrow]

Stick Stickly came from the early 90's. It was during the same era as Weinerville.

[@blackcrust330]

Rocko and Ren and Stimpy were the best, the others dont even come close

[@dygrdqjzco7j]

There is no mention of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles anywhere.

[@DADON99]

After iCarly, Victorious and Big Time Rush ended…it was wraps. Even Sam & Cat to me felt lackluster. I think the biggest problem truly is kids today have KZbin. They rather watch KZbin than watch cartoons so Nick and Disney Channel don’t seem to care anymore because of that

[@moseskuria1234]

Looking forward to you doing disney channel and cartoon network also freeform

[@StagehandMotel6]

All that coming up good man. Disney needs a whole thing so i might make that into a part thing.

[@timtoongamer]

I remember when Freeform was ABC Family 🙃

[@moseskuria1234]

@@timtoongamer Before that it was fox family

[@timtoongamer]

@moseskuria1234 true, and before that it was Family Channel

[@nicksullivan4994]

You forgot about TUFF Puppy!

[@StagehandMotel6]

At that point Butch Hartman Projects were on their way out. Plus it didn't last long to make certain lists

[@user-kt5wt5hf7u]

I love Nickelodeon

[@KidDangerthepony]

Kid Danger: *wearing his mighty pup movie outfit* pony subscriber. Don't judge. All that jazz. If i can vent, nickelodeon, to me, has been milking spongebob the yellow square pain in my flank for years now. They cannot let ANY NEW shows be in the spotlight because they only want spongebob. Look, i, Kid Danger the pony who has autism, grow up watching nickelodeon and oh my luna does nickelodeon, minus nick jr, suck chicken eggs HARD! Airing nothing, after airing my beloved PAW Patrol, spongebob. Jesus Christ.

[@ENNEN420]

I'll be honest man, 90% of Nick's output didn't interest me and I was forced to watch it as my parents liked the shows and well... Dragon Ball Z? Too violent. Gundam? Too mature and bloody. Same with Naruto though I had a TV in my room so I watched it on the down low. Ed, Edd & Eddy? It's way too grotesque for kids (Ren & Stimpy is fine though). And the others? Well, just a classic case of the parents having control over the remote. I remember Boomerang was on a lot too to the point where I got bad anxiety because of the endless Snorks and Smurfs reruns, not even joking lmao.

[@sharpester7277]

For a while, I felt the same way. I had times where I only tuned into new episode premieres and watched Food Network and A&E more than Nick. Alongside me, having occasions where I would play either the old main series Pokémon games, Smash, or Fire Emblem on my 3DS while waiting for Nick @ Nite to come on and watch that instead of the main network.

[@harryshuman9637]

Strange you didn't mention the Invader ZIm show or the movie. The movie by the way was the best reboot movie to be produced. Unlike Hey Arnold and Rocko's Modern Life, Invader Zim felt exactly like the TV show.

[@christinethilmany9606]

Nick is dead nowadays after they lunched paramount plus it was a disaster but it was good for older shows.

[@dygrdqjzco7j]

16:20 You actually got the wrong logo. It’s for DreamWorks Pictures. DreamWorks Animation is a seperate entity.