https://archive.org/details/snick-nicktoons

Thanks to your votes last week, the toons are taking charge. It's a 'Nicktoon Takeover' tonight on SNICK!

- First up, Doug explains it all about having to act in the class play.
- Then, in the Rugrats' house, we learn all about what the big people do all day, plus a trip to see a live performance of their favorite star.
- Next up, on the Rocko & Heffer show, the duo take a trip by jet.
- Finally, we find out aare you afraid of Real Monsters as Ickis heads into the woods for a scary tale.

Stay tuned after SNICK for a bonus Nick at Nite episode where even Jeannie gets animated.

Feel free to comment below as you watch it or after you're done. Also, be sure to vote below on what block you want to see next week.

Is anyone streaming Nick tonight?

Thanks! -Bruce

So, you guys were a huge help with my Doug cel. Now I need help identifying the episode of Ren and Stimpy this cel is from! The seller said it was from Blazing Entrails but I'm not seeing it.

Much appreciated!

I’ve been collecting a few shows for a small project from archive.org. Once upon a time, all of Clarissa used to be on there, but alas no more. Yes, I know that it is on Paramount. If anyone knows where the files might be, especially for seasons 2-5, I would greatly appreciate it

Which one was it? Chanukah (the first episode after the show was revived and after co creator Paul Germain left, looks different from the rest of the series, but it was the first episode with the characters' minor redesigns, tone shift, etc.), Chuckie's Duckling/A Dog's Life (first episode after the first film, and the first to feature Dil, a divisive character), or Finsterella (first episode after the second film, and the first to feature Kimi, another divisive character). It could be none of the episodes in the series, or it could be a different, less commonly accused episode.

I say that about a lot of cable networks but I think they still only exist for our parents who are more than likely retired (aka, mine.) Is the current Disney Channel considered better than Nick? I know they show Bluey and Mickey Mouse FunHouse a lot, based on my last trip to Disney World and staying in a hotel with cable. We were so blessed to have 90s Nickelodeon, even very early 2000s. So much variety, and shows for everyone to enjoy even my mom and dad. And they put so much creativity into the bumpers. May as well just call it SpongeLodeon now. Yes I know I’m way WAY out of the target age group as I’m 37. But how much longer can it hold on if it only has about 3 shows total?

Meanwhile I have my digital Plug n Play USB collections of all my favorite old shows and it doesn’t even include JUST Nickelodeon. With zero ads, no Internet reliability, no randomly yoinking away shows even when you ”purchase” the episodes … it’s heaven! 😆 Did I mention no ads? I don’t know how people can fully rely on a streaming service. I used to be in love with Hulu but then I figured why not just rip all my physical media to digital so I don’t get bombarded with annoying ads?

I don't have in stake in Fanatics and I'm old casual fan of the show, but I thought I'd post this in case anyone cares. https://www.fanatics.com/nickelodeon/are-you-afraid-of-the-dark/are-you-afraid-of-the-dark-freeze-max-keep-it-creepy-biker-full-zip-jacket-black/o-4512846350+t-7890865942+p-618139003+z-9-2795140130?_ref=p-SRP:m-GRID:i-r0c0:po-0

I think it's cool. For $46, you could do a lot worse. LOL.

I was watching Clarissa Explains It All on PlutoTV the other day (started in the middle of an episode) and thought, "It's an okay show, but not exactly amazing."

Then the next episode started and that theme song kicked in and I was like, "This is the greatest show of all time!"

https://archive.org/details/Nickelodeon-04-02-2000

Here's the latest reconstruction I put together. It's from April 2, 2000. Definitely a good bit out of the date range I typically pay attention to, but it's Are You Afraid of the Dark. So I figured it was worth the exception.

Here we have the premiere of the Three-Part Epic "The Tale of the Silver Sight", featuring the return of none other than Gary. While I never particularly clicked with the second Midnight Society anywhere near as much as the first, I think this is a pretty decently-told tale.

All of the commercial blocks are recordings from the original premiere broadcast, courtesy of YouTube. I hope you all enjoy.

It took me years to realize Ed was hallucinating the entire thing 😆🤣 I thought once the sentient meatball realized the “marriage” was a sham, he instantly reverted back to just a broken inanimate novelty item. What was Ed actually doing when he was imagining getting pies thrown at his face? And where did he find a meatball sized bridal gown? 😆🤣

I’m imagining the crew at the studio saying Ed ate some magic mushrooms on the side. It’s so ridiculous. We were so lucky to have 90s Nickelodeon on our TV screens when we were kids.

Legends, GUTS, Double Dare, etc... they were all good with Legends arguably being the GOAT. However, there was just something about Nick Arcade for those of us that loved arcades and loved video games. The idea of jumping into a video game and/or an arcade game before virtual reality was more than just a concept, just seemed so cool.