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Who is Kim Fields?

Loved this show

I remembered watching this Nickelodeon show on television.

Hey look, it's Chris from Kenan & Kel! @10:39

I remember this show. Looking back, some of those kids are kinda awkward in front of the camera😅

4:42 Do You A. Run! B. Run!! C. Sit tight and Call for Lassie.

Good ol' days.

liz i got you

This was 42 minutes of deeply buried memories flooding back to me in rapid fire succession, my god this was such a fun time to be a kid.

Thanks for sharing...guess they couldn't afford to redo that one part of Dusty's narration w/his "Black Ghost Knight" confusion! 😁

This was the Nickelodeon I grew up watching!! It certainly brings back childhood memories!!

Rated K for Kids By Kids - Nickelodeon's Answer to Sneak Previews, At the Movies and Siskel & Ebert I remember it well, I use to watch it on Weekends back in my 1st Grade Year as part of Kids Only Weekend

A very nice film but no wonder because the animation was made in Japan. The Americans don't have enough talent for it either. Only the story could be better. Maybe if James Cameron had written the script instead of Charles Swenson. The Blinkins are almost as good as the Smurfs but better than the stupid Teletubbies and the Minions!

Love Matt's Rocky impression

@gregstevens8800 do you have access to the other episodes of The Big Ballot, KCA 1989, or the full recording of KCA 1991?

I think, inherently, one of the things that made these kids so bad at any media criticism is that they don't know what it means for a film to be good, much less great. Like when Ebert says Project X "isn't a great movie, but is a sweet movie" and they start basically saying "uh, no, I thought it was a great movie because I really liked it," it becomes REALLY clear that they don't understand the terminology and completely lack an ability to untangle their personal emotions vs. critical analysis. Anyway, it's really interesting to see a contrast of these two ways of responding to films.

I think I actually remember seeing this on TV - maybe as a rerun, but on TV nonetheless, I definitely remember seeing Robin Marella on it (and thinking "Wait, wasn't she from Double Dare?")

"Mom, what's rocket fuel made of?" "Ammonium perchlorate and polybutadiene acrylonitrile dear!!!!!"

Nick Knacks sent me here.

6:30 even she she couldn't sell me that burping section. She's still cute 33333(kisses)

I asked the pee question and now I teach science. Meant to be

Dave Coulier, WAY before “Full House”. 🏠😍😎

Stéph Lemieux

i beginning to think the belcher is getting annoyed right after he got scared by the monkey mask.

The nickelodeon theme song never gets old

18:17, That Background is from GET THE PICTURE

The narrator of the "Mission in Space" parts of this show says that Mimas is a large impact crater that resembles an eyeball. I would have to agree with Phil Moore, however. It, more or less, resembles the Death Star.

Rated k sucks

I miss the commercial for video collections and the announcer said call and order Bedtime Stories and Songs

The 1st Annual Nickelodeon Big Ballot

They should remake those caramello ads. The song and concept are still relevant 😊

Bob Vela giving home improvement tips for kids on Nickelodeon 😅

I saw Paul Russell as a contestant on an old To Tell The Truth (Garry Moore host). He gave a brief performance after his segment. He was brilliant! I Googled him to see what happened to his career. I was sad to read he passed in '91. RIP 😢

Where did you find this? I wonder if I better quality version exists somewhere

I've been looking for this for years. About forty. Altman freak, but also never forgot Jim Haney's performance, though I couldn't exactly remember the title. Incredible.

Paul and I walked into the SFB studios on 18th Ave at exactly the same time in 1981, and stood at the desk waiting to ask questions and get oriented, as we both had just been hired as a principal dancers. We looked at each other, smiled, introduced ourselves and quickly realized we were both Texan, and both from Amarillo! " Do you have a place yet?" "No. Do you?" So we got a great place and were roommates for a season or two and remained great friends until the his untimely death. Great dancer, good friend. I think of him often. We had some great fun in San Francisco

The greatest mayonnaise ever. 😊

Where did you find this!!! I heard Robin was hosting this Launch Pad episode back in 1993. I tried to tape it, but the timer on my vcr didn’t work. (Actually it did, but I forgot to keep the tv on channel 3- ametuer move on my part) but I was never able to find it.

So glad to have found this! I've now seen nearly all of Altman's filmed plays. Still looking for Precious Blood, if anyone's got any leads.

I remember watching this when I was 9

4 more episodes to go.

I really love the intro song

Thank you sooooooo much for uploading the Blinkins! Has been great to share this great bit of 80s nostalgia with my 5yr old!

Coach Danny would have been more informative if he spoke from inside one of those lockers a la You Cant Do That on Television.

Wow so awesome

That bumper at 29:34, hand clap on the moon, is a classic Nick bumper… going back to the network relaunch in 84-85.

FIRST COMENT LETS GOOOOOOOO (How bro felt after saying that 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯)

3 days after the launch of sonic spinball for genesis, sonic chaos on game gear and sonic cd on sega cd

before the release of sonic the hedgehog (1991)

2 days after the launch of sonic the hedgehog 3