List of Music Tracks (From the Nickelodeon Production Music Library unless otherwise noted) Scramble for Toys v1 Wizard Peak (Spyro the Dragon) Cuckoo’s Dance v1 Dancer’s Choice Edd Kalehoff - Main Theme 2 - On Your Marc (Double Dare) Jim Lang - Back to School (Hey Arnold!) Nick Video Open (No SFX) Top of the Hour - ’86 Main Theme Top of the Hour - ’86 w/falsetto lead Rugrat Rap v2 Son of Traveling Salesman Skarry Nick v1 Bali Nick (Mellow Version) Shiny Orange Sofa Hit the Orange Sofa Time 4 Nick v2 KCA Instrumental (:40) Orange Beats Kids’ Choice Theme v3 Pat Irwin - Short Story (Rocko’s Modern Life) Multipurpose Nick Days David Stanley - Grand Prize Track (Legends of the Hidden Temple) Saturday Night Traveling Salesman Jim Lang - Funeral (Hey Arnold!) Saber Media - Slide (SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom) Carlos Aguilar - Campaign (Nick All Star Brawl 2) Sugar and Spice Top of the Hour - ’87 Main Theme Chad York & Darren Radtke - RIP Suites Theme 5 (Luigi’s Mansion 3) Winner’s Shindig v2 St. a la Nick v4 Elwood’s Stomp v4 Wacky Nick Days Serious Nick Days The Orange Mix Sponsor Theme Edd Kalehoff - Prize Long, No Guitar (Double Dare Philadelphia Run) Dan Sawyer & Fred Newman - Funnie Friends (Doug) Spare Change Jim Lang - Funky Rags (Hey Arnold!) Pat Irwin - A Sucker For The Suck-O-Matic (Rocko’s Modern Life) Hideaki Kobayashi - Cutscene: Eggman Again (Sonic Unleashed) Dan Sawyer & Fred Newman - You Sure It’s Not Against the Rules? (Doug) ACE+ - Gaur Plain [Night] (Super Smash Bros. For Wii U) Shusaku Uchiyama - Staff Roll (Mega Man 8) Matt Fletcher - Cartoon Network City Theme 60 Final Mix Sato, Yuko, & Setsuo - The Genie’s Lamp (Aladdin SNES) Chris Devoe - Elementary Joe Boyd Vigil - Capslock Hideaki Kobayashi - Extras (Sonic Mega Collection)
I am so disappointed about what happened to all the Retro Nick programming blocks, they could have been airing it into one separate channel with some forgotten shows mixed in instead of spamming with just one or two shows such as currently “Spongebob” and “Henry Danger”. ☹️
I wish the Nick Rewind block was still around. All Teen Nick is now is 24/7 Henry Danger. What they should have done is turn the entire channel into Nick Rewind. As in, Nick's answer to Boomerang, which has recently recovered from its own network decay.
@@icecreamhero2375 For the Nicktoons themselves, yes. But I'm talking about about everything Nickelodeon, including the live-action shows. Besides, Nicktoons hasn't truly lived up to its premise since, what, about 2010?
Same. I remember it came on 10pm at night and it introduced me to 90s Nick cartoons. My favorites were Hey Arnold, Rugrats, and a bit of Rockos Modern Life too.
It was my (legal) go-to for Rocko, Ren & Stimpy, & Angry Beavers throughout the 10s'. It's why Rocko is one of my favorite TV cartoons. Before then, I got familar with them thanks to a combination of Nicktoons Network, & old RUclips uploads of episodes. That, & having older brothers who were 90s babies, lol.
This block kind of always seemed on autopilot because it kept showing the stuff and production order and we never really knew what other stuff would come about and they would rarely air stuff like game shows which is why it really got stagnant. I live for the game shows and now that Brainsurge is turning 15, it might be a good trend to bring shows like that back.
I remember them in the summer of 2013 only airing hey Arnold catdog and rugrats. I think it was post 2000s rugrats too which didn’t make sense at all cc since it was 90s are all that lol. Then they put rocket power on which was def not 90s (it was in 99 sure but most episodes were early 2000s)
I was always surprised by how Wild Thornberrys never got a regular slot on Teennick, because I remember that was one of the last 90s Nicktoons that was still airing on the main Nick channel regularly along with Rugrats, Hey Arnold, CatDog, and Rocket Power
This was so well put together!! I had a 90's Tv stream on facebook during the height of covid that played all old content and commercials from Nickelodeon, MTV and Disney. Rarely got shutdown, but occasionally would (Disney were beasts with basically anything). Had such a great movement going with over 40k followers, several dozen regulars in the chats and a strong bonding experience....and then without warning they pulled the plug on us. It was such a huge let down. The reality was these companies would rather ban it all if they can't milk it more. They already made their big advertisement money off of us when it was on cable in the 90's and 00's. We provided the ratings and they charged an arm and a leg to have ads on their channels. And they made a FORTUNE in advertising. Just as it was then, they still only care about the same thing. However, it's a legacy viewership now. They already did the hard work in their eyes, so now they just mention 90's and nostalgia and get their quick money grabs. They don't want to put any money towards it anymore. The well dried up. That's why its up to us to preserve history and share and acquire all the content we can!!!
I really wish they put more effort into their nostalgic PlutoTV lineup. I would kill to relive a classic Nickelodeon broadcast from like 2007. But no, nonstop iCarly
It was a big missed opportunity in Nickelodeon's part to not create a full on Nick Rewind Channel of their classic shows they could've really tapped into that nostalgia for 90s/2000s Generation.
Please keep this stuff coming ty! I still remember when the block first launched and how some people were upset Degrassi reruns were removed. I was like but if we were upset they took our shows out for them, they’d be telling us to “get over it”. I like Degrassi but they aired it a lot so I was happy to see my childhood back.
Yeah i remember how i got tired of the same block shows years ago. But was so thankful that paramount plus came to be. I got to see Salute your Shorts, Nick Arcade and you cant do that on television again after so many years AND in high quality format!
Thank you for this! The last years we had cable was 2018, and my brother and I watched this block from about 2015-2016. We ended up finding ways to watch as told by ginger, all that, and figure it out online because the block had gotten us interested in them. I do recall channel surfing after 2016 and mostly just seeing rugrats or all that on. The Splat did a great job at bringing back 90s bumpers/events. I remember watching Nick Or Treat, the 1996 NYE celebration, and some Christmas bumpers. RIP.
The Splat/NickSplat was easily my favourite version of the block. Yes, it had its auto-pilot moments, but it went way further than it had any right to. It was worth waking up at 7am to catch the last 4 hours since I had to stream it as a UK resident. It's a shame we never got our own version of it (outside of a website featuring clips of select shows.) especially since Nick UK had plenty of its own elements in the '90s/2000s that would have been nice to revisit.
@@nostalgiamostalgia0319 I never actually saw those as a kid, but when I caught them on RUclips, I thought they were pretty cool, particularly Legends.
The schedule was really a disappointment later on in the block. It essentially just became Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Doug, and Rocko every single night. CatDog, Beavers, and others got shafted. NickRewind brought in early 2000's content but didn't do much with it and went back to the same previous schedule of 90s stuff. It just turned into advertisement for Paramount+ with little interstitials saying "find more at Paramount+" ALL the time. Really sucks because I loved watching all the old shows. And would've especially loved if they added TMNT '87 and 03 to the mix. Really just makes me wish they fixed Nicktoons Network and made it a 24/7 channel for 90s and 2000s shows instead of being a dumping ground for SpongeBob reruns and new shows they don't like to promote.
I wish 90s are All That aired more acquired programming, like Danger Mouse, Inspector Gadget, and the 80s TMNT cartoon They should have aired SpongeBob's 1st season for it's 15th anniversary or to promote the premiere of Sponge out of water
Love it when RUclips recommend me well made videos from smaller channels. I didn't know the '90s block was around for that long I thought it barely started with The Splat.
This video is so good and informative, I feel like this video detailing the downfall of 90s are all that/The Splat/Nick rewind makes me realize that a lot of nick channels and blocks all kinda start and end the same way, starting with a lot of potential with a set goal in mind, but eventually falling apart due to it getting very repetitive and lacking any sort of variety in its programming. Like the same thing happened to The N near the end of its run, it happened to NickGas, and it's definitely happened to TeenNick and NickToons. Just shows that nickelodeon doesn't rlly know how to run channels like these without giving up midway through their runs. Anyway, thank you! Very good video I cannot wait to see more I love hearing about nickelodeon history and trivia
Hey man, just got recommended your channel. You’re going places, your editing and audio quality are both fantastic!! I make similar content and I think you put it a bit better than even I did in my nicktoons video, Nickelodeon killed their own nostalgia by only relying on SpongeBob. The new era of kids are only nostalgic for SpongeBob because that’s all they’ve seen, while us older kids at heart are the only people willing to tune in to these “retro” blocks. Fantastic work and research though man, I’m definitely subscribing! Keep it up!
PSA FOR NICKELODEON: nostalgia for the network could have been a wonderful thing... However... I don't think a single person in charge knows how to handle a nostalgia block of programming at all. Due to the fact that you seem to be just trying to throw things together and call it nostalgia. You do realize... Friends notice that when One nostalgia attempt is starting to fail (like '90s block.) you just give it a new name... Followed by you doing a bit of shoveling around with the shows to make it seem like whatever you've named the particular '90s nostalgia program at the time is new and improved... When it's really not. How about instead of openly repeating the same seasons of all that over and over and over... You add a show... Such as one of my personal favorites growing up... Cousin Skeeter. (Premiered in 1998.) Even more nostalgic... You could choose salute your shorts. (Premiered in 1991.) NOPE! Instead you'd rather revamp things and add Old iCarly episodes. 😤. Don't get a true '90s fan all hyped up... When you know eventually you're either going to cancel the programming... Or you know that the plan all along is not to stay 90s formatted and your perfectly prepared to start adding those iCarly episodes. It is my opinion that y'all do all this big time advertising about bringing back 90s shows... Is because y'all are fully aware how many viewers will jump at the chance to reminisce... So you get them hooked... Then do your total revamp.😤😤🌄
Will let me give you a etymology lesson and since your an american and most Americans are stupid and dumb mostly because of the crappy school system that this county has i will tell you u see the word nostalgia was coined in 1688 by Johannes Hofer in his dissertation in Basel. The word nostalgia was compound of the ancient Greek words nostos (return home) and algia (longing) and at that time the word had a very different meaning then the one we know today you see the term "nostalgia" originally referred to the homesickness felt by Swiss mercenaries at the time and Hofer introduced nostalgia or mal du pays "homesickness" for the condition also known as mal du Suisse "Swiss illness", because of its frequent occurrence in Swiss mercenaries who in the plains of Switzerland were pining for their landscapes. Symptoms were also thought to include fainting, high fever, and death.English homesickness is a loan translation of nostalgia. Sir Joseph Banks used the word in his journal during the first voyage of Captain Cook. On 3 September 1770 he stated that the sailors "were now pretty far gone with the longing for home which the Physicians have gone so far as to esteem a disease under the name of Nostalgia", but his journal was not published in his lifetime. Cases resulting in death were known and soldiers were sometimes successfully treated by being discharged and sent home. Receiving a diagnosis was, however, generally regarded as an insult. In the eighteenth century, scientists were looking for a locus of nostalgia, a nostalgic bone. By the 1850s nostalgia was losing its status as a particular disease and coming to be seen rather as a symptom or stage of a pathological process. It was considered as a form of melancholia and a predisposing condition among suicides. Nostalgia was, however, still diagnosed among soldiers as late as the American Civil War. By the 1870s interest in nostalgia as a medical category had almost completely vanished.
I always find 90s Nick nostalgia from the late 2000s and early 2010s to be rather interesting as I was there to see all of it. I grew up on 2000s and early 2010s Nick but remember seeing people online talk about how great Nick was in the 90s and how bad the shows currently on the network were at the time, like Fanboy and chum chum, Icarly, and Bug Time Rush. It was common to see people beg f9r 90s Nick to come back through Facebook groups and even on the Nick message boards. It's so interesting to me as now my era of Nick is nostalgic. So whatever people my age brag about my era being peak Nick and tgat the new stuff sucks, I just laugh because people were saying that with the same stuff we grew up with.
I remember watching 90s All That back when it was still semi recent, around the year of 2013. I watched it constantly until I realized how repeatable the block was. I enjoyed of how the later years tried to be a bit more diverse, with them eventually adding shows and specials that hadn't aired in decades and even airing 2000s shows towards the end of its life. I had already watched most of the shows that aired on the block previously on Nicktoons and The N, which would air reruns of 90s Kick shows usually late at night around 2010 to 2012 for Nicktoons channel, and The N would had the 90s shows apart of their regular schedule, airing in the afternoon.
The mid to late 2010s were truly when 90s Nick became a brand for Nick, hence of why Teennick was doing so much big things for The Splat. I remember when I started to commonly see merchandise of 90s Nick stuff such as T shirts and hats that had 90s Nicktoon characters on them.
I remember those full season DVDs being so expensive! I never knew they were burned on demand. also lol the vcr spitting out chicken nuggets Great video!
I’d say a good retro Nickelodeon network/block would be something like 2006-2008 Nicktoons Network, airing the classic Nicktoons along with acquired series, and have a block for game shows and live action shows, along with its own unique bumps and overall identity.
I’m reading all these comments and feeling old as hell 😂 I remember Nickelodeon when it started, it was a whole station of green slime 😂😂 and Nick at Nite (which I credit for half raising me) had its first lineup with shows like Mr Ed, Dobie Gillis, and Patty Duke.
At one point on The 90s Are All That, they ran a contest called 90s Cats Vs Dogs. I had seen them promoting it on their Tumblr account, and I had to do my submission over on Twitter. As a joke, I submitted a picture of my cat, Elena, who looked particularly derpy in her photo. I didn't look at my e-mails for a few hours, but they had e-mailed me shortly after I submitted her, pretty much begging me to use her picture and to sign their release forms ASAP. A few months later, they shared the winning pets' pics on TV (I believe there were twelve in total, but there may have been more), and Elena was aired during Ren & Stimpy with another cat and two dogs. One of my childhood dreams was to win any sort of contest through Nickelodeon, so even though I was a young adult at that point, mission accomplished! I still have the picture I took off of my TV screen when Elena was featured. She was in their final slot.
Oh how I loved The Splat. It was so nice when it came around since I was a late viewer of The 90s Are All That. I would catch that block on weekends and it would just constantly air Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Rocket Power, and CatDog. It was on autopilot because it would air bumpers for other programs that I was interested in watching. I remember when The Splat debuted. I stayed up way later than I should have just to watch some of the shows. I remember the first thing that aired was a Pete & Pete short followed by You Can't Do That On Television. It was so cool to see some Nickelodeon history presented to us. There were other shows that I enjoyed that night. I loved watching the show specific marathons they would host nearly every night. It was fun trying to guess what show they'd promote while also watching some old bumpers and old shows. I loved seeing the little factoids about the shows in the bottom corner. It was nice getting to watch shows that I've never seen before either like Keanan and Kel, As Told By Ginger, Roundhouse, Angry Beavers, and many others. I'll never forget the event where during the 2016 election, they aired old episodes of Nick News regarding the election. I did fall asleep to them because I found it boring, but it was still cool to see Nick History presented in an unedited form. The block was so cool. I would watch it pretty much every night. I think my favorite event was the Nickelodeon 25th anniversary special when they aired stuff like Kablam, Chalkzone, and Oh Yeah Cartoons. Such a great moment. I feel like the block got worse once it changed to NickSplat. Not only did the identity worsen, in my opinion, but the block was on heavy autopilot airing the same stuff over and over (usually Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Rocko, and Doug). It got worse when it became NickRewind because it'd eventually just air Rugrats and Hey Arnold. I remember near the end of its lifespan when it only aired Hey Arnold. It was sad to see the block end like this. It just sucks that there's no fun way to watch these classics anymore. TheSplat had so much personality. It was so much fun seeing the old and new bumpers. So much love was put into the block. Now with the rise of streaming, it's just not the same. This video was a nice trip down memory lane. I really enjoyed your editing. You used theming akin to the blocks you talked about and I thought that was an amazing touch if detail! Great video!
27:59 - Good Memories of that VRV Nick Splat, only watched the first episode of Catdog on it, and just forgot about it I didn’t watch the around the 90’s Are All That era only watched the NickSplat/The Splat Era and Stop watching around before the NickRewind Era, That Era suck the worst in schedule/visual identity. But with the bad and good memories, I can say Man, I miss this block watched this in my early childhood years, watching old Nicktoons and their respective movies was a bop to watch on a school night or summer vacation night. - Doodle (Danielle)
I feel like crying because of the cancellation of the Rocko’s Modern Life movie, a victim of the Hey Arnold Jungle Movie coming so close but didn’t quite get the required ratings (and NO, Netflix DOES NOT count because it’s not live TV Nickelodeon). I think that along with the limited programming is what killed the nostalgia blocks. Rocko ended in a cliffhanger of getting lost in outer space and the movie was supposed to resolve it and bring him back, but the movie was cancelled for that Sponge!
It seems the problem with all these Nick nostalgia blocks was that the "creatives" behind them were always looking for what the bare minimum was to keep them active. After a year of success on TeenNick, the block should have moved to Nickelodeon proper to gain a wider audience. When 00s programming was slowly added, so too should the era-specific bumpers been added in rotation. And above all, with the massive back catalog of programming Nick had from both decades, the schedule shouldn't have been reliant on the same 5-6 shows.
Very shocked that 90s Are All That/The Splat/NickSplat/NickRewind never aired even a single frame of SpongeBob, you have to give them some credit by the fact that they never went THAT low.
I think nostalgic baiting is what the problem was. Trying to make success with showing the classics and childhood love from the company is only going to last a few years because most people who grew up with that have long since moved past that, and their children would not care about it because they would not know how good it was since they were born before it. This issue makes it harder from companies to adapt to newer and older audiences since times has changed and very few people would really care about what is in the past as most people want some in the modern age. Nick had the idea on paper but after a decade and two years, it was getting boring because Nick in the modern times is doing badly as they do not have something new to give nor giving us something that we want. Now, Nick just airs all cartoons that were good but not nostalgic because these cartoons were or already on Nick, and Nick does not have any new shows to peek our interest as they forgotten lots of shows due to "SpongeBob Syndrome" affecting their showcases. Overall, trying to nostalgic bait your audience is not helping in the long run because you cannot adapt to all audiences with something that is new or old.
Will let me give you a etymology lesson and since your an american and most Americans are stupid and dumb mostly because of the crappy school system that this county has i will tell you u see the word nostalgia was coined in 1688 by Johannes Hofer in his dissertation in Basel. The word nostalgia was compound of the ancient Greek words nostos (return home) and algia (longing) and at that time the word had a very different meaning then the one we know today you see the term "nostalgia" originally referred to the homesickness felt by Swiss mercenaries at the time and Hofer introduced nostalgia or mal du pays "homesickness" for the condition also known as mal du Suisse "Swiss illness", because of its frequent occurrence in Swiss mercenaries who in the plains of Switzerland were pining for their landscapes. Symptoms were also thought to include fainting, high fever, and death.English homesickness is a loan translation of nostalgia. Sir Joseph Banks used the word in his journal during the first voyage of Captain Cook. On 3 September 1770 he stated that the sailors "were now pretty far gone with the longing for home which the Physicians have gone so far as to esteem a disease under the name of Nostalgia", but his journal was not published in his lifetime. Cases resulting in death were known and soldiers were sometimes successfully treated by being discharged and sent home. Receiving a diagnosis was, however, generally regarded as an insult. In the eighteenth century, scientists were looking for a locus of nostalgia, a nostalgic bone. By the 1850s nostalgia was losing its status as a particular disease and coming to be seen rather as a symptom or stage of a pathological process. It was considered as a form of melancholia and a predisposing condition among suicides. Nostalgia was, however, still diagnosed among soldiers as late as the American Civil War. By the 1870s interest in nostalgia as a medical category had almost completely vanished and By the turn of the twentieth century, nostalgia was no longer considered a psychiatric nosology. It was not until the 1920s that nostalgia transformed into the benign sentiment popularly understood today.
Nostalgia can be very strong in us 90s kids. But when it comes to actually rewatching these shows, it's different. Every now and then I'll watch a few episodes of pete and pete (on youtube) and thats about it. That show still holds up. I get a nostalgia hit and dont watch again for a year. At the end of the day these shows were made for kids. Kids don't really want to watch old stuff. And adults don't really want to watch kids shows with kid humor. No matter how much they loved it growing up.
They showed was hey Arnold on the Nick rewind in the same old shows over and over and over. They couldn’t make TeenNick into 90s Nick network. Nickelodeon cares more about Dan Schneider shows then 90s Nickelodeon
I think Teenick as we know it, the channel and brand have already been a distinct memory. With the recent layoffs happening at Paramount, I think this could be the end of secondary sister channels like MTV2, MTV Live, MTV Classic, Teennick, etc. The cable industry is rapidly losing customers to streaming services and audiences aren’t going to watch MTV2 watching tired reruns of Ridiculousness.
Viacom and paramount are to thank for causing these issues as well. Removing them on their networks behind a pay wall and yet to be missing alot of shows and commercials...
90s Are All That/SPLAT was cool the first 3 years then they kept playing the same shows back to back in marathons like Hey Arnold, Rocket Power. In the beginning they use to switch it up. One episode of each classic and sometimes they would even play old Nick TV movies too. It got too repetitive and it messed that block up
Hey man, I was wondering if you can tell me the name of the song at 38:11. I heard this before, and I could remember it being from a video game OST. I hope you respond to my comment and great video by the way.
How does this video have no reference to the Nick Rewind website from circa 2011, which used vhs recordings of 90s Nick for a 24 hour stream of old shows? That site - which had questionable legality - was the impetus of The 90s Are All That
Nickelodeon never went down hill They just replaced the shows we grew up with with new ones for a new generation, I’m at least glad in an age of streaming service they still bother to add new shows every now and again like the new Fairly Odd Parents ❤
Not true. Back in the day they did have more variety. They had sitcoms, game shows, cartoons, etc. Alot of the shows felt very different. Now they spam SpongeBob all day and treat their other shoes like dirt and cancel them quickly. They even treat SpongeBob poorly. They don't post new episodes on their website after they premiere. The new episode releases are several months apart. Alot of the new shows are good especially Rock Paper Scissors.
@gartnewsomejr When you said that the packaging for the NickRewind bumpers was done in-house, are you referring to the Animation Studio in burbank, or the main company in New York?
For me, The Year Nickelodeon went downhill was 1999...I swore I would die on my hill blaming SpongeBob for being the harbinger of the end times for Nickelodeon as I knew it.
No, I think Nickelodeon was still good in the early 2000s, but the golden age of the network ended in 2005. The silver age was ok but by the end of the '00s, they started airing SpongeBob & iCarly adnaseum. That would continue throughout the early 2010s & by 2013, the network's Bronze age ended and it's been nothing but awful ever since. Their obsession with Dan Schneider shows & SpongeBob ruined the network, as well as plain ol greed.
@@GameLover-pz5zc ehhh I only watched Nick toons and Snick. I wasn't much of a fan of the live action shows so I didn't notice how much it affected the rest of the network.
@sirraf23 It did, starting in the early '00s, they started showing favoritism to SpongeBob & Dan Schneider's shows (All That, the Amanda Show). It only got worse in the decade & by 2009 (from what I remember), it was nothing but SpongeBob & iCarly daily. They claimed it was because of ratings but it was also because of favoritism by the network execs and stayed like that for the next several years.
The shows didn't go down hill but the network is horrible. They cancel anything right away that isn't immediately as big of a hit as SpongeBob. I am really enjoying Rock Paper Scissors. Fairly Odd Parents New Wish is great.
It’s gotten to the point where the audience refuses to watch a new show that they don’t believe the network respects enough to let it run on its’ own terms to make up for the investment of time and emotions. The TV Tropes website calls it The Firefly Effect. I could think of several examples from Nickelodeon, Netflix, Fox.
I don’t think Nick Rewind worked because Sunday afternoons are when people are at Church or visiting their families. 90s are All That/The Splat we’re a good idea, but they should’t have aired it on TeenNick at Late Night/Early Morning. I was born in 1986 I remember tons of things you don’t. Returning Stick Stickley kind of reminds me of what CN did with the Cartoon Planet revival and now with Checkered Past.
I still miss The Splat block, The90sAreAllThat block, watching Rocket Power, The Angry Beavers, As Told By Ginger, Doug, Clarissa Explains It All, etc. on TeenNick. ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️ The Splat block should've had Finders Keepers, Brain Surge, Nick Arcade, What What You Do? and other Nickelodeon game shows that aren't on Nickelodeon anymore on TeenNick.
@@haileyshannon7548 sorry to tell you but internet and tv don’t mix and its against John Perry Barlow and Tim Berners-Lee versions of the World Wide Web and ps fuck capitalism
@@haileyshannon7548 i hate to tell you but internet and tv don,t mix and its against John Perry Barlow and Tim burners lees visions of the World Wide Web
I really hate the decline of Teennick Just a couple years ago, it used to be my go to place for doses of nostalgia from my childhood of the late 2000s & early 2010s but now it is literally just Henry Danger. Not even fucking joking all day every day is reruns of Henry Danger.
The people thst watched it grew up ! The 90s are all that aired around the 2010s They simply grew up and said yeah i use to watch this as a kid then remember they are an adult now And got bills to pay and possibly kids and dealing with inflation
List of Music Tracks (From the Nickelodeon Production Music Library unless otherwise noted)
Scramble for Toys v1
Wizard Peak (Spyro the Dragon)
Cuckoo’s Dance v1
Dancer’s Choice
Edd Kalehoff - Main Theme 2 - On Your Marc (Double Dare)
Jim Lang - Back to School (Hey Arnold!)
Nick Video Open (No SFX)
Top of the Hour - ’86 Main Theme
Top of the Hour - ’86 w/falsetto lead
Rugrat Rap v2
Son of Traveling Salesman
Skarry Nick v1
Bali Nick (Mellow Version)
Shiny Orange Sofa
Hit the Orange Sofa
Time 4 Nick v2
KCA Instrumental (:40)
Orange Beats
Kids’ Choice Theme v3
Pat Irwin - Short Story (Rocko’s Modern Life)
Multipurpose Nick Days
David Stanley - Grand Prize Track (Legends of the Hidden Temple)
Saturday Night
Traveling Salesman
Jim Lang - Funeral (Hey Arnold!)
Saber Media - Slide (SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom)
Carlos Aguilar - Campaign (Nick All Star Brawl 2)
Sugar and Spice
Top of the Hour - ’87 Main Theme
Chad York & Darren Radtke - RIP Suites Theme 5 (Luigi’s Mansion 3)
Winner’s Shindig v2
St. a la Nick v4
Elwood’s Stomp v4
Wacky Nick Days
Serious Nick Days
The Orange Mix
Sponsor Theme
Edd Kalehoff - Prize Long, No Guitar (Double Dare Philadelphia Run)
Dan Sawyer & Fred Newman - Funnie Friends (Doug)
Spare Change
Jim Lang - Funky Rags (Hey Arnold!)
Pat Irwin - A Sucker For The Suck-O-Matic (Rocko’s Modern Life)
Hideaki Kobayashi - Cutscene: Eggman Again (Sonic Unleashed)
Dan Sawyer & Fred Newman - You Sure It’s Not Against the Rules? (Doug)
ACE+ - Gaur Plain [Night] (Super Smash Bros. For Wii U)
Shusaku Uchiyama - Staff Roll (Mega Man 8)
Matt Fletcher - Cartoon Network City Theme 60 Final Mix
Sato, Yuko, & Setsuo - The Genie’s Lamp (Aladdin SNES)
Chris Devoe - Elementary
Joe Boyd Vigil - Capslock
Hideaki Kobayashi - Extras (Sonic Mega Collection)
Capitalism sucks my friend
I hate to say this but america and capitalism sucks
I am so disappointed about what happened to all the Retro Nick programming blocks, they could have been airing it into one separate channel with some forgotten shows mixed in instead of spamming with just one or two shows such as currently “Spongebob” and “Henry Danger”. ☹️
Just get paramount plus
Nicktoons network was a thing but turned into spongebob mostly too.. :(
Also why Henry danger? iCarly and Drake and Josh and soemtimes Victorious were the more popular shows.
I wish the Nick Rewind block was still around. All Teen Nick is now is 24/7 Henry Danger. What they should have done is turn the entire channel into Nick Rewind. As in, Nick's answer to Boomerang, which has recently recovered from its own network decay.
Vault Disney, likewise, could function as Disney's answer to Boomerang, as it was a former block on the Disney Channel that ran from 1997 to 2002.
That's what Nicktoons is supposed to be.
@@icecreamhero2375 For the Nicktoons themselves, yes. But I'm talking about about everything Nickelodeon, including the live-action shows. Besides, Nicktoons hasn't truly lived up to its premise since, what, about 2010?
Yeah the "Teen Nick" brand has long run its course.
Then get Paramount Plus
Their throwback blocks are the only reason I turned on Teen Nick. It got me into Hey Arnold. It's a very cute show.
Despite the block's heavy reliance on Hey Arnold, it's probably my favorite '90s Nicktoon. Such a classic I can always put on for comfort.
Same. I remember it came on 10pm at night and it introduced me to 90s Nick cartoons. My favorites were Hey Arnold, Rugrats, and a bit of Rockos Modern Life too.
YESSSS
It was my (legal) go-to for Rocko, Ren & Stimpy, & Angry Beavers throughout the 10s'. It's why Rocko is one of my favorite TV cartoons.
Before then, I got familar with them thanks to a combination of Nicktoons Network, & old RUclips uploads of episodes. That, & having older brothers who were 90s babies, lol.
This block kind of always seemed on autopilot because it kept showing the stuff and production order and we never really knew what other stuff would come about and they would rarely air stuff like game shows which is why it really got stagnant.
I live for the game shows and now that Brainsurge is turning 15, it might be a good trend to bring shows like that back.
I remember them in the summer of 2013 only airing hey Arnold catdog and rugrats. I think it was post 2000s rugrats too which didn’t make sense at all cc since it was 90s are all that lol. Then they put rocket power on which was def not 90s (it was in 99 sure but most episodes were early 2000s)
A little nitpicky, those are still classic Nicktoons. Maybe the name was the biggest detriment.
Which is why I typically only watched when they had special programming
I was always surprised by how Wild Thornberrys never got a regular slot on Teennick, because I remember that was one of the last 90s Nicktoons that was still airing on the main Nick channel regularly along with Rugrats, Hey Arnold, CatDog, and Rocket Power
i thought wild thornberrys was a 2000s show..
This was so well put together!! I had a 90's Tv stream on facebook during the height of covid that played all old content and commercials from Nickelodeon, MTV and Disney. Rarely got shutdown, but occasionally would (Disney were beasts with basically anything). Had such a great movement going with over 40k followers, several dozen regulars in the chats and a strong bonding experience....and then without warning they pulled the plug on us. It was such a huge let down. The reality was these companies would rather ban it all if they can't milk it more. They already made their big advertisement money off of us when it was on cable in the 90's and 00's. We provided the ratings and they charged an arm and a leg to have ads on their channels. And they made a FORTUNE in advertising. Just as it was then, they still only care about the same thing. However, it's a legacy viewership now. They already did the hard work in their eyes, so now they just mention 90's and nostalgia and get their quick money grabs. They don't want to put any money towards it anymore. The well dried up. That's why its up to us to preserve history and share and acquire all the content we can!!!
This was an AMAZING video! You really did a great job showing all of the block's history!
I really wish they put more effort into their nostalgic PlutoTV lineup. I would kill to relive a classic Nickelodeon broadcast from like 2007. But no, nonstop iCarly
It was a big missed opportunity in Nickelodeon's part to not create a full on Nick Rewind Channel of their classic shows they could've really tapped into that nostalgia for 90s/2000s Generation.
Please keep this stuff coming ty!
I still remember when the block first launched and how some people were upset Degrassi reruns were removed. I was like but if we were upset they took our shows out for them, they’d be telling us to “get over it”. I like Degrassi but they aired it a lot so I was happy to see my childhood back.
Keeping making more of these vids I love them man
Yeah i remember how i got tired of the same block shows years ago. But was so thankful that paramount plus came to be. I got to see Salute your Shorts, Nick Arcade and you cant do that on television again after so many years AND in high quality format!
Thank you for this! The last years we had cable was 2018, and my brother and I watched this block from about 2015-2016. We ended up finding ways to watch as told by ginger, all that, and figure it out online because the block had gotten us interested in them. I do recall channel surfing after 2016 and mostly just seeing rugrats or all that on. The Splat did a great job at bringing back 90s bumpers/events. I remember watching Nick Or Treat, the 1996 NYE celebration, and some Christmas bumpers. RIP.
I’m listening and watching but I can’t help but BOP to ALL OF THE CLASSICSSSSS in the background 💃🏾💃🏾 great video!!
The Splat/NickSplat was easily my favourite version of the block. Yes, it had its auto-pilot moments, but it went way further than it had any right to. It was worth waking up at 7am to catch the last 4 hours since I had to stream it as a UK resident. It's a shame we never got our own version of it (outside of a website featuring clips of select shows.) especially since Nick UK had plenty of its own elements in the '90s/2000s that would have been nice to revisit.
I loved seeing Double Dare, Figure it Out, and Legends
@@nostalgiamostalgia0319 I never actually saw those as a kid, but when I caught them on RUclips, I thought they were pretty cool, particularly Legends.
we just need a whole channel dedicated to all things retro that airs 24/7
The schedule was really a disappointment later on in the block. It essentially just became Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Doug, and Rocko every single night. CatDog, Beavers, and others got shafted. NickRewind brought in early 2000's content but didn't do much with it and went back to the same previous schedule of 90s stuff. It just turned into advertisement for Paramount+ with little interstitials saying "find more at Paramount+" ALL the time.
Really sucks because I loved watching all the old shows. And would've especially loved if they added TMNT '87 and 03 to the mix. Really just makes me wish they fixed Nicktoons Network and made it a 24/7 channel for 90s and 2000s shows instead of being a dumping ground for SpongeBob reruns and new shows they don't like to promote.
I wish 90s are All That aired more acquired programming, like Danger Mouse, Inspector Gadget, and the 80s TMNT cartoon
They should have aired SpongeBob's 1st season for it's 15th anniversary or to promote the premiere of Sponge out of water
Why the 80s TMNT though? That’s a mistake best left buried.
Love it when RUclips recommend me well made videos from smaller channels. I didn't know the '90s block was around for that long I thought it barely started with The Splat.
This video is so good and informative, I feel like this video detailing the downfall of 90s are all that/The Splat/Nick rewind makes me realize that a lot of nick channels and blocks all kinda start and end the same way, starting with a lot of potential with a set goal in mind, but eventually falling apart due to it getting very repetitive and lacking any sort of variety in its programming. Like the same thing happened to The N near the end of its run, it happened to NickGas, and it's definitely happened to TeenNick and NickToons. Just shows that nickelodeon doesn't rlly know how to run channels like these without giving up midway through their runs.
Anyway, thank you! Very good video I cannot wait to see more I love hearing about nickelodeon history and trivia
Hey man, just got recommended your channel. You’re going places, your editing and audio quality are both fantastic!! I make similar content and I think you put it a bit better than even I did in my nicktoons video, Nickelodeon killed their own nostalgia by only relying on SpongeBob. The new era of kids are only nostalgic for SpongeBob because that’s all they’ve seen, while us older kids at heart are the only people willing to tune in to these “retro” blocks.
Fantastic work and research though man, I’m definitely subscribing! Keep it up!
PSA FOR NICKELODEON: nostalgia for the network could have been a wonderful thing... However... I don't think a single person in charge knows how to handle a nostalgia block of programming at all.
Due to the fact that you seem to be just trying to throw things together and call it nostalgia. You do realize... Friends notice that when One nostalgia attempt is starting to fail (like '90s block.) you just give it a new name... Followed by you doing a bit of shoveling around with the shows to make it seem like whatever you've named the particular '90s nostalgia program at the time is new and improved... When it's really not. How about instead of openly repeating the same seasons of all that over and over and over... You add a show... Such as one of my personal favorites growing up... Cousin Skeeter. (Premiered in 1998.) Even more nostalgic... You could choose salute your shorts. (Premiered in 1991.)
NOPE! Instead you'd rather revamp things and add Old iCarly episodes. 😤.
Don't get a true '90s fan all hyped up... When you know eventually you're either going to cancel the programming... Or you know that the plan all along is not to stay 90s formatted and your perfectly prepared to start adding those iCarly episodes.
It is my opinion that y'all do all this big time advertising about bringing back 90s shows... Is because y'all are fully aware how many viewers will jump at the chance to reminisce... So you get them hooked... Then do your total revamp.😤😤🌄
Will let me give you a etymology lesson and since your an american and most Americans are stupid and dumb mostly because of the crappy school system that this county has i will tell you u see the word nostalgia was coined in 1688 by Johannes Hofer in his dissertation in Basel. The word nostalgia was compound of the ancient Greek words nostos (return home) and algia (longing) and at that time the word had a very different meaning then the one we know today you see the term "nostalgia" originally referred to the homesickness felt by Swiss mercenaries at the time and Hofer introduced nostalgia or mal du pays "homesickness" for the condition also known as mal du Suisse "Swiss illness", because of its frequent occurrence in Swiss mercenaries who in the plains of Switzerland were pining for their landscapes. Symptoms were also thought to include fainting, high fever, and death.English homesickness is a loan translation of nostalgia. Sir Joseph Banks used the word in his journal during the first voyage of Captain Cook. On 3 September 1770 he stated that the sailors "were now pretty far gone with the longing for home which the Physicians have gone so far as to esteem a disease under the name of Nostalgia", but his journal was not published in his lifetime. Cases resulting in death were known and soldiers were sometimes successfully treated by being discharged and sent home. Receiving a diagnosis was, however, generally regarded as an insult.
In the eighteenth century, scientists were looking for a locus of nostalgia, a nostalgic bone. By the 1850s nostalgia was losing its status as a particular disease and coming to be seen rather as a symptom or stage of a pathological process. It was considered as a form of melancholia and a predisposing condition among suicides. Nostalgia was, however, still diagnosed among soldiers as late as the American Civil War. By the 1870s interest in nostalgia as a medical category had almost completely vanished.
The autopilot killed it.
Autopilot kills everything that has potential.
I always find 90s Nick nostalgia from the late 2000s and early 2010s to be rather interesting as I was there to see all of it. I grew up on 2000s and early 2010s Nick but remember seeing people online talk about how great Nick was in the 90s and how bad the shows currently on the network were at the time, like Fanboy and chum chum, Icarly, and Bug Time Rush. It was common to see people beg f9r 90s Nick to come back through Facebook groups and even on the Nick message boards. It's so interesting to me as now my era of Nick is nostalgic. So whatever people my age brag about my era being peak Nick and tgat the new stuff sucks, I just laugh because people were saying that with the same stuff we grew up with.
I remember watching 90s All That back when it was still semi recent, around the year of 2013. I watched it constantly until I realized how repeatable the block was. I enjoyed of how the later years tried to be a bit more diverse, with them eventually adding shows and specials that hadn't aired in decades and even airing 2000s shows towards the end of its life. I had already watched most of the shows that aired on the block previously on Nicktoons and The N, which would air reruns of 90s Kick shows usually late at night around 2010 to 2012 for Nicktoons channel, and The N would had the 90s shows apart of their regular schedule, airing in the afternoon.
The mid to late 2010s were truly when 90s Nick became a brand for Nick, hence of why Teennick was doing so much big things for The Splat. I remember when I started to commonly see merchandise of 90s Nick stuff such as T shirts and hats that had 90s Nicktoon characters on them.
@@animationloverslacker2405 I hate the
I remember those full season DVDs being so expensive! I never knew they were burned on demand.
also lol the vcr spitting out chicken nuggets
Great video!
They sure were! I remember buying one of them before the price cut and I think it was Season 2 of Doug.
@@garynewsomejr Nice! Doug is such a classic!
I Really miss The Splat/NickSplat!😭❤️📺🎶👍🏻
I wasn't even watching at the time
I know it felt like a part of our childhood had gone away
I’d say a good retro Nickelodeon network/block would be something like 2006-2008 Nicktoons Network, airing the classic Nicktoons along with acquired series, and have a block for game shows and live action shows, along with its own unique bumps and overall identity.
I’m reading all these comments and feeling old as hell 😂 I remember Nickelodeon when it started, it was a whole station of green slime 😂😂 and Nick at Nite (which I credit for half raising me) had its first lineup with shows like Mr Ed, Dobie Gillis, and Patty Duke.
Capitalism sucks
I hope you're using your veterans discount very well 🤣🤣
I remember the old Nickelodeon shows and all that stuff when I was a kid, I'm 26 bossman.
At one point on The 90s Are All That, they ran a contest called 90s Cats Vs Dogs. I had seen them promoting it on their Tumblr account, and I had to do my submission over on Twitter. As a joke, I submitted a picture of my cat, Elena, who looked particularly derpy in her photo. I didn't look at my e-mails for a few hours, but they had e-mailed me shortly after I submitted her, pretty much begging me to use her picture and to sign their release forms ASAP. A few months later, they shared the winning pets' pics on TV (I believe there were twelve in total, but there may have been more), and Elena was aired during Ren & Stimpy with another cat and two dogs. One of my childhood dreams was to win any sort of contest through Nickelodeon, so even though I was a young adult at that point, mission accomplished! I still have the picture I took off of my TV screen when Elena was featured. She was in their final slot.
happy to see it; please keep uploading!
Oh how I loved The Splat. It was so nice when it came around since I was a late viewer of The 90s Are All That. I would catch that block on weekends and it would just constantly air Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Rocket Power, and CatDog. It was on autopilot because it would air bumpers for other programs that I was interested in watching.
I remember when The Splat debuted. I stayed up way later than I should have just to watch some of the shows. I remember the first thing that aired was a Pete & Pete short followed by You Can't Do That On Television. It was so cool to see some Nickelodeon history presented to us. There were other shows that I enjoyed that night.
I loved watching the show specific marathons they would host nearly every night. It was fun trying to guess what show they'd promote while also watching some old bumpers and old shows. I loved seeing the little factoids about the shows in the bottom corner. It was nice getting to watch shows that I've never seen before either like Keanan and Kel, As Told By Ginger, Roundhouse, Angry Beavers, and many others.
I'll never forget the event where during the 2016 election, they aired old episodes of Nick News regarding the election. I did fall asleep to them because I found it boring, but it was still cool to see Nick History presented in an unedited form.
The block was so cool. I would watch it pretty much every night. I think my favorite event was the Nickelodeon 25th anniversary special when they aired stuff like Kablam, Chalkzone, and Oh Yeah Cartoons. Such a great moment.
I feel like the block got worse once it changed to NickSplat. Not only did the identity worsen, in my opinion, but the block was on heavy autopilot airing the same stuff over and over (usually Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Rocko, and Doug). It got worse when it became NickRewind because it'd eventually just air Rugrats and Hey Arnold. I remember near the end of its lifespan when it only aired Hey Arnold. It was sad to see the block end like this.
It just sucks that there's no fun way to watch these classics anymore. TheSplat had so much personality. It was so much fun seeing the old and new bumpers. So much love was put into the block. Now with the rise of streaming, it's just not the same.
This video was a nice trip down memory lane. I really enjoyed your editing. You used theming akin to the blocks you talked about and I thought that was an amazing touch if detail! Great video!
I remember loving the nostalgia blocks growing up. My favorite to watch was rugrats on there.
Pretty good video. A+!
27:59 - Good Memories of that VRV Nick Splat, only watched the first episode of Catdog on it, and just forgot about it
I didn’t watch the around the 90’s Are All That era only watched the NickSplat/The Splat Era and Stop watching around before the NickRewind Era, That Era suck the worst in schedule/visual identity.
But with the bad and good memories, I can say
Man, I miss this block watched this in my early childhood years, watching old Nicktoons and their respective movies was a bop to watch on a school night or summer vacation night.
- Doodle (Danielle)
I feel like crying because of the cancellation of the Rocko’s Modern Life movie, a victim of the Hey Arnold Jungle Movie coming so close but didn’t quite get the required ratings (and NO, Netflix DOES NOT count because it’s not live TV Nickelodeon). I think that along with the limited programming is what killed the nostalgia blocks. Rocko ended in a cliffhanger of getting lost in outer space and the movie was supposed to resolve it and bring him back, but the movie was cancelled for that Sponge!
Will that’s capitalism four you
@@JonathanDingelback Sadly yes.
They can still air old shows and new at the same time! 90s Cartoon Network , aired cartoons from all decades in the 90s
It seems the problem with all these Nick nostalgia blocks was that the "creatives" behind them were always looking for what the bare minimum was to keep them active. After a year of success on TeenNick, the block should have moved to Nickelodeon proper to gain a wider audience. When 00s programming was slowly added, so too should the era-specific bumpers been added in rotation. And above all, with the massive back catalog of programming Nick had from both decades, the schedule shouldn't have been reliant on the same 5-6 shows.
Very shocked that 90s Are All That/The Splat/NickSplat/NickRewind never aired even a single frame of SpongeBob, you have to give them some credit by the fact that they never went THAT low.
That's very surprising.
Maybe because new episodes were still being aired on regular Nickelodeon
I think nostalgic baiting is what the problem was.
Trying to make success with showing the classics and childhood love from the company is only going to last a few years because most people who grew up with that have long since moved past that, and their children would not care about it because they would not know how good it was since they were born before it.
This issue makes it harder from companies to adapt to newer and older audiences since times has changed and very few people would really care about what is in the past as most people want some in the modern age.
Nick had the idea on paper but after a decade and two years, it was getting boring because Nick in the modern times is doing badly as they do not have something new to give nor giving us something that we want. Now, Nick just airs all cartoons that were good but not nostalgic because these cartoons were or already on Nick, and Nick does not have any new shows to peek our interest as they forgotten lots of shows due to "SpongeBob Syndrome" affecting their showcases.
Overall, trying to nostalgic bait your audience is not helping in the long run because you cannot adapt to all audiences with something that is new or old.
Will let me give you a etymology lesson and since your an american and most Americans are stupid and dumb mostly because of the crappy school system that this county has i will tell you u see the word nostalgia was coined in 1688 by Johannes Hofer in his dissertation in Basel. The word nostalgia was compound of the ancient Greek words nostos (return home) and algia (longing) and at that time the word had a very different meaning then the one we know today you see the term "nostalgia" originally referred to the homesickness felt by Swiss mercenaries at the time and Hofer introduced nostalgia or mal du pays "homesickness" for the condition also known as mal du Suisse "Swiss illness", because of its frequent occurrence in Swiss mercenaries who in the plains of Switzerland were pining for their landscapes. Symptoms were also thought to include fainting, high fever, and death.English homesickness is a loan translation of nostalgia. Sir Joseph Banks used the word in his journal during the first voyage of Captain Cook. On 3 September 1770 he stated that the sailors "were now pretty far gone with the longing for home which the Physicians have gone so far as to esteem a disease under the name of Nostalgia", but his journal was not published in his lifetime. Cases resulting in death were known and soldiers were sometimes successfully treated by being discharged and sent home. Receiving a diagnosis was, however, generally regarded as an insult.
In the eighteenth century, scientists were looking for a locus of nostalgia, a nostalgic bone. By the 1850s nostalgia was losing its status as a particular disease and coming to be seen rather as a symptom or stage of a pathological process. It was considered as a form of melancholia and a predisposing condition among suicides. Nostalgia was, however, still diagnosed among soldiers as late as the American Civil War. By the 1870s interest in nostalgia as a medical category had almost completely vanished and By the turn of the twentieth century, nostalgia was no longer considered a psychiatric nosology. It was not until the 1920s that nostalgia transformed into the benign sentiment popularly understood today.
Nostalgia can be very strong in us 90s kids. But when it comes to actually rewatching these shows, it's different.
Every now and then I'll watch a few episodes of pete and pete (on youtube) and thats about it. That show still holds up. I get a nostalgia hit and dont watch again for a year.
At the end of the day these shows were made for kids. Kids don't really want to watch old stuff. And adults don't really want to watch kids shows with kid humor. No matter how much they loved it growing up.
@@willlastnameguy8329 it’s mostly capitalism
@@willlastnameguy8329 the United States has no culture
@@willlastnameguy8329 animation is for everyone you neoliberal scum
Great video, lots of great memories
These blocks were such a let down. That’s all I got to say… it had such potential… but they never gave variety a chance. There were many other shows
This was the best nostalgia!
Totally Teen and 90's Kids now run 24/7, with no repeat episodes.
I saw that!! They literally made that change the day I uploaded this lol!!
I miss this whole era of them trying to bring this back im legit mad at myself
good video have you been watching checkered past block on adult swim?
They showed was hey Arnold on the Nick rewind in the same old shows over and over and over. They couldn’t make TeenNick into 90s Nick network. Nickelodeon cares more about Dan Schneider shows then 90s Nickelodeon
As a person born in 2004, yeah, late 2000s is where it became fucked
literally same birth year and i agree
As a person born in 2005. I’d say Nick fucked by the time Loud House first aired.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios I'd argue that's when it came back to being good for a few years
@@90sNath I’d argue it was after 2018, that Nickelodeon changed.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios i hate to tell you but the Gregorian calendar is stupid and it makes no sense
I think Teenick as we know it, the channel and brand have already been a distinct memory. With the recent layoffs happening at Paramount, I think this could be the end of secondary sister channels like MTV2, MTV Live, MTV Classic, Teennick, etc. The cable industry is rapidly losing customers to streaming services and audiences aren’t going to watch MTV2 watching tired reruns of Ridiculousness.
Viacom and paramount are to thank for causing these issues as well. Removing them on their networks behind a pay wall and yet to be missing alot of shows and commercials...
Great video bro!
90s Are All That/SPLAT was cool the first 3 years then they kept playing the same shows back to back in marathons like Hey Arnold, Rocket Power. In the beginning they use to switch it up. One episode of each classic and sometimes they would even play old Nick TV movies too. It got too repetitive and it messed that block up
I miss nick rewind though it’s the only time I watched it
Although one thing you didn't mention was the April Fools tricks they did, aside from the Rocko's Modern Life one in 2013
A few other things as well but you got most of it
I need a nick channel that only plays 80s through maybe 93 Nickelodeon shows.
TryWatching "A better schedule for Nickelodeon's main block" by Evan Rosman
Hey man, I was wondering if you can tell me the name of the song at 38:11. I heard this before, and I could remember it being from a video game OST. I hope you respond to my comment and great video by the way.
The extras music from Sonic Mega Collection!
Is it PBS have their own rewind channel on Roku
How does this video have no reference to the Nick Rewind website from circa 2011, which used vhs recordings of 90s Nick for a 24 hour stream of old shows? That site - which had questionable legality - was the impetus of The 90s Are All That
the 2010s gave us rabbids invasion & the loud house & the casagrandes then the 2020s gave us tmnt mutant mayhem. 👍
I hate the Gregorian calendar
Retro nick deserved a bit better, mainly their block (that went into different incarnations 4 times).
The fall of Nickelodeon objectively is the mid 2010s the loud house premiering and its massive success was the start of the downturn
I watched Nick from the 90s till the late 2000s ending with house of anubis was the last good show on Nick
Early 90s for me.❤😊
Mid-‘90s for me.
Nickelodeon never went down hill They just replaced the shows we grew up with with new ones for a new generation, I’m at least glad in an age of streaming service they still bother to add new shows every now and again like the new Fairly Odd Parents ❤
Not true. Back in the day they did have more variety. They had sitcoms, game shows, cartoons, etc. Alot of the shows felt very different. Now they spam SpongeBob all day and treat their other shoes like dirt and cancel them quickly. They even treat SpongeBob poorly. They don't post new episodes on their website after they premiere. The new episode releases are several months apart. Alot of the new shows are good especially Rock Paper Scissors.
@@icecreamhero2375Huh , didn’t know people thought RPS was good
@@ToonyTails It's really funny it's like Regular Show but more cartoony and dumber. I love it.
@@icecreamhero2375 America sucks so does capitalism and accelerationism
@@icecreamhero2375 Capitalism more like crapitalism
@gartnewsomejr When you said that the packaging for the NickRewind bumpers was done in-house, are you referring to the Animation Studio in burbank, or the main company in New York?
New York!
For me, The Year Nickelodeon went downhill was 1999...I swore I would die on my hill blaming SpongeBob for being the harbinger of the end times for Nickelodeon as I knew it.
It comes to show that capatalism and corporations and oligarchs suck
No, I think Nickelodeon was still good in the early 2000s, but the golden age of the network ended in 2005. The silver age was ok but by the end of the '00s, they started airing SpongeBob & iCarly adnaseum. That would continue throughout the early 2010s & by 2013, the network's Bronze age ended and it's been nothing but awful ever since. Their obsession with Dan Schneider shows & SpongeBob ruined the network, as well as plain ol greed.
Damn I remember when 90's are all that launched. I didn't realize it was back in 2011. Have I reached unc status?
SpongeBob ruined Nick forever. It completely destroyed Nocktoons
It ruined the whole network
@@GameLover-pz5zc ehhh I only watched Nick toons and Snick. I wasn't much of a fan of the live action shows so I didn't notice how much it affected the rest of the network.
@sirraf23 It did, starting in the early '00s, they started showing favoritism to SpongeBob & Dan Schneider's shows (All That, the Amanda Show). It only got worse in the decade & by 2009 (from what I remember), it was nothing but SpongeBob & iCarly daily. They claimed it was because of ratings but it was also because of favoritism by the network execs and stayed like that for the next several years.
The shows didn't go down hill but the network is horrible. They cancel anything right away that isn't immediately as big of a hit as SpongeBob. I am really enjoying Rock Paper Scissors. Fairly Odd Parents New Wish is great.
It’s gotten to the point where the audience refuses to watch a new show that they don’t believe the network respects enough to let it run on its’ own terms to make up for the investment of time and emotions. The TV Tropes website calls it The Firefly Effect. I could think of several examples from Nickelodeon, Netflix, Fox.
@@AJ-xc4qe there is no such thing as the firefly effect by academics
I don’t know about you… but Nick Rewind was definitely a sign for how it became Paramount Kids.
I don’t think Nick Rewind worked because Sunday afternoons are when people are at Church or visiting their families. 90s are All That/The Splat we’re a good idea, but they should’t have aired it on TeenNick at Late Night/Early Morning. I was born in 1986 I remember tons of things you don’t. Returning Stick Stickley kind of reminds me of what CN did with the Cartoon Planet revival and now with Checkered Past.
Will capitalism sucks
You grow up the Bible Belt?
After the SpongeBob Movie it was over...
I still miss The Splat block, The90sAreAllThat block, watching Rocket Power, The Angry Beavers, As Told By Ginger, Doug, Clarissa Explains It All, etc. on TeenNick. ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️ The Splat block should've had Finders Keepers, Brain Surge, Nick Arcade, What What You Do? and other Nickelodeon game shows that aren't on Nickelodeon anymore on TeenNick.
Have you tried streaming
@@haileyshannon7548 sorry to tell you but internet and tv don’t mix and its against John Perry Barlow and Tim Berners-Lee versions of the World Wide Web and ps fuck capitalism
@@haileyshannon7548 i hate to tell you but internet and tv don,t mix and its against John Perry Barlow and Tim burners lees visions of the World Wide Web
@@haileyshannon7548 internet and tv don’t mix
I remember the 90s are all that when I was a kid
The Gregorian calendar makes no sense
@@JonathanDingelback shut up
@@Forgotten_Cfund you are so uneducated
Because of Paramount+.
It sucked due to only playing episodes from 90s so pretty much any show that lasted through 2000s didn't air just reruns of episodes I've already seen
I really hate the decline of Teennick
Just a couple years ago, it used to be my go to place for doses of nostalgia from my childhood of the late 2000s & early 2010s but now it is literally just Henry Danger.
Not even fucking joking all day every day is reruns of Henry Danger.
Dan Schneider. THAT'S how it went wrong.
Dan did work on All That and Kenan & Kel, but yeah other than that, it's the same old with his shows.
#DisneyDiva ❤
I was born in 1993 and I think it went downhill in like mid 2015.
Born in the 90s definitely the 2010s ruined it
I bet for 80s borns it would be the late 90s when SpongeBob debut and when Rugrats added dill
It’s mostly because of capitalism and accelerationism and this society and so called values and culture in general
Why am I getting blocked?
They mess up in views.
Childhood Memories on Nick 🟧
This is 80s kid erasure 😂😂
Correction. Their thowbacks totally fail. You really need to come up with a video title, that hit it where it hurts, instead of treading lightly.
The people thst watched it grew up !
The 90s are all that aired around the 2010s
They simply grew up and said yeah i use to watch this as a kid then remember they are an adult now
And got bills to pay and possibly kids and dealing with inflation
while they suffer under the capitalist bourgeoisie and the government that is corrupt
They are suffering under capitalism
Most of us were already grown up when the block premiered
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That's pretty much what I said .
They watched it as a kid back in the 1990s and were adults when the 90s are all that aired
Why do you sound so robotic... Please don't be AI
Furthest thing from AI. You won’t see any of that here.
Are you a centrust or a apolitical or conservative
bro, as much as I'm into politics, maybe it doesn't have to be involved here