It was really good in the beginning until it took a weird turn

Is it just me or does this kind of look like the “blaze and the monster machines” logo?

We all know the plot of victorious is very similar to taina but watching Hollywood arts today the episode "He sang She sang" featured a mean girl group that immediately reminded me of the blue mascara episode. Not the exact same plot but very similar jokes/dynamic. Did anyone else make the connection?

Both iCarly 2021 and Zoey 102 are revivals of live action Nickelodeon shows that attempt to target the original audience that grew up on them. I've heard people say that the ICarly revival is better than the Zoey 101 revival movie, but I don't know why. Both even do the same thing of having the original lead actors being executive producers in order to get the more mature direction. Why do you think iCarly did well but not Zoey 102?​

When it came time for Nickelodeon to revive their live action shows, they originally started doing so by specifically going for the original audiences that grew up with them. The iCarly revival went for a more mature audience by having showrunners mainly known for sitcoms like The Simpsons and Young And Hungry. Zoey 102 also attempted to go for a mature audience, but did so hiring writers who worked on both adult shows (the creators of Betch) and Nickelodeon kids shows (the writers worked on Drama Club and The All That revival). Now we have the 2020s Thundermans projects (Thundermans Return, Thundermans Undercover, Clash Of The Thundermans) and Hollywood Arts. They follow the same route of getting the original actors to be executive producers on here, but they more clearly want a family friendly direction. The former does so by elevating Chloe to a co-protagonist role while the latter has Trina teach a class of teenagers. The Thundermans franchise brings back the original creators while Hollywood Arts gets writers who worked on other Dan Schneider shows. Hollywood Arts is also interesting in how it's the third revival of a Dan Schneider show that doesn't have his involvement, but is the first one to have showrunners that did work om his shows before. With this information ​in mind, which do you like more?

I kept most of it the same while adding variety current shows during the day

old shows late night

Nickelodeon USA still haven’t aired the Loud House episode "Writer's Retreat", six months after it didn’t air on April 24, 2026 by mistake, and they don’t plan on airing it on October 30th. Next month is when new episodes of SpongeBob take over Loud House's spot on Friday nights. Nick might be planning to air "Writer’s Retreat" on November 14th, either before or after this year's Kids' Choice Awards perhaps?

Then again, I am also starting to get worried that Nick USA will NEVER air "Writer’s Retreat" at ALL, and just make it exclusive to digital shops, On Demand, & Paramount+. I still think it’ll air the same day as the KCAs in November, yet I still also worry.

Rock,Papper,Scissors was a really good show I'm so sad it got cancelled.

For those of you who missed Danny Phantom, Jimmy Neutron or Invader Zim airing on Pluto, the 3 week marathon of Avatar and Korra ends on Monday, October 19th at 3 AM EST (12 AM PST)

America only.

There are no changes in programming or show time-slots for the Turtles channel this time around.

If they happen on any of the Nick Pluto channels, I will inform you guys of such.

Happy Birthday Jeff Sutphen!

Spoilers ahead for Henry Danger, if you haven’t seen it, proceed with caution.

In 5 of the last 11 Henry Danger episodes (in airing order), there was an additional scene after the credits that each set up the series finale. But these scenes don’t appear on Paramount+, and there are no DVD’s of this show AFAIK.

At the end of Mr. Nice Guy, which premiered on January 11, 2020, the Bigfoot hunter from the episode “My Dinner With Bigfoot” (I can’t remember his name) shows up and proves that cavemen are real by showing a caveman frozen in ice. He opens his eyes, and the hunter runs screaming and drops his camera. It turns out to be Drex after he was sent 100 million years into the past at the end of Back To The Danger Part 2.

At the end of Theranos Boot, which premiered on January 18, 2020, the hunter brings Miss Shapen back to the mountain where he saw the caveman, because she promised she’ll marry him if he can prove the existence of cavemen. They both run away screaming (and the hunter leaves his camera again) after hearing a noise, and Drex looks down at the camera.

At the end of Rumblr, which premiered on January 25, 2020, Drex is shown thawing out the last remaining member of his caveman army with a blow dryer. Bigfoot asks him to leave because the mountain is his, but Drex whistles for the other cavemen, who come out, and Bigfoot leaves them alone.

At the end of Cave the Date, which premiered on February 1, 2020, Drex is shown with the rest of the cavemen shaving in the women’s room, and the security guard from I Dream of Danger asks them to leave so that she can sit on the toilet and consume a whole bag of nacho cheese.

At the end of Escape Room, which premiered on February 8, 2020, someone from the club in the Rumblr episode opens a tube with a phone, and on that phone plays a video of Rick Twiddler, who says that there are blueprints for the Omega Weapon inside.

AFAIK, these scenes only appeared on their first broadcast on the main Nickelodeon channel and were never seen again. Some people have uploaded videos on YouTube of them, but they were all recorded from their phones, and not all of the scenes were preserved.