June 2004 was the end of an era for both Nick and Cartoon Network. Rugrats and Hey Arnold quietly aired their final episodes that month. Cartoon Network retired their old logo and introduce their City era that month as well.
Adam Rose: It’s been called a minor masterpiece Jenell Brook Slack: It’s on over 150 critic top ten lists. Both: Nine kids, one deed. Announcer: Disney presents a first look at The PB&J Otter Movie! Roz Ryan: This is so exciting. Rob Paulsen: It’s great! Cody Pennes: Big adventure! Adam Rose: This movie is very much a journey that PB&J and their friends take to prove that they’re able to achieve great things. Jenell Brook Slack: They’re going farther than Lake Hoohaw. Jelly: Okay, let’s move! Chris Phillips: Evil has threatened Lake Hoohaw. Adam Rose: A greedy developer is planning to destroy Lake Hoohaw Jason Alexander: PB&J and their friends have to go get the deed to Lake Hoohaw back. Jenell Brook Slack: The movie has everybody’s favorite characters in it and we’re really happy to get some great guest voices doing new characters. Alfred Bigdog, Edouard’s boss, is played by Rupert Everett Bigdog: You kids are done for! Jenell Brook Slack: Jason Alexander plays James, Bigdog’s personal assistant James: He sure is a feisty little fellow, isn’t he? Jenell Brook Slack: And there’s Mr. Lionhart, Bigdog’s supervisor, played by Hugh Laurie. Mr. Lionhart: This better be good, Bigdog. I just got settled at home. Jenell Brook Slack: And we have Betty White playing Flick’s grandmother. Grandma Duck: In my day, we had plenty of fun just tossing a ball back and forth. We didn’t need all this fancy junk. Jenell Brook Slack: And we have some fun new songs made by one of the greatest movie composers of all time: Marc Shaiman. Adam Rose: There’s lots of action, adventure and fun in the movie and we have a great time. Rupert Everett: This movie is gonna be amazing. Betty White: You wait and see. Announcer: Walt Disney Pictures presents The PB&J Otter Movie, coming only to theaters this April. This film is not yet rated
8:14-8:59 What it should’ve been: Announcer: Something really bad is happening to Arnold’s neighborhood. Arnold: Mr. Green, what’s going on? Mr. Green: It’s Scheck. He wants to buy up the whole neighborhood so he can knock it down and put up a fancy mall. Helga: Oh, Arnold, what if the neighborhood is torn down and you have to move away and we’re separated and we never see each other again?! Announcer: And there’s only one football-headed kid who can stop it. Arnold: We won’t let them tear down our neighborhood! Announcer: But can Arnold really save the day? Arnold: Let’s roll. Announcer: And will Helga finally tell Arnold how she really feels? Helga: What else are you supposed to do when someone you love is in trouble?! Arnold: Love? Announcer: Find out in Hey Arnold: The Movie, next Friday at 8:00/7c playing on Nickelodeon
The kid is pouring some white milk into two cups and he is over filling those two cups and there is a capre sun food the roll ups just like the fruit roll ups.
Insane to find myself singing along to jingles I forgot ever existed
Yep
June 2004 was the end of an era for both Nick and Cartoon Network. Rugrats and Hey Arnold quietly aired their final episodes that month. Cartoon Network retired their old logo and introduce their City era that month as well.
This was actually on June 27, 2004. The Nick News episode that was advertised in one of the commercial breaks was airing that day.
0:12 For those who want to know the song you're hearing is "All Downhill from Here" by New Found Glory
I'm 28 but I feel 9 when I watch these commercials.
Keep these videos coming PLEASE
There is a Reeses candy vending machine and the Reeses peanut butter cup turns into some little cereal pieces
Adam Rose: It’s been called a minor masterpiece
Jenell Brook Slack: It’s on over 150 critic top ten lists.
Both: Nine kids, one deed.
Announcer: Disney presents a first look at The PB&J Otter Movie!
Roz Ryan: This is so exciting.
Rob Paulsen: It’s great!
Cody Pennes: Big adventure!
Adam Rose: This movie is very much a journey that PB&J and their friends take to prove that they’re able to achieve great things.
Jenell Brook Slack: They’re going farther than Lake Hoohaw.
Jelly: Okay, let’s move!
Chris Phillips: Evil has threatened Lake Hoohaw.
Adam Rose: A greedy developer is planning to destroy Lake Hoohaw
Jason Alexander: PB&J and their friends have to go get the deed to Lake Hoohaw back.
Jenell Brook Slack: The movie has everybody’s favorite characters in it and we’re really happy to get some great guest voices doing new characters. Alfred Bigdog, Edouard’s boss, is played by Rupert Everett
Bigdog: You kids are done for!
Jenell Brook Slack: Jason Alexander plays James, Bigdog’s personal assistant
James: He sure is a feisty little fellow, isn’t he?
Jenell Brook Slack: And there’s Mr. Lionhart, Bigdog’s supervisor, played by Hugh Laurie.
Mr. Lionhart: This better be good, Bigdog. I just got settled at home.
Jenell Brook Slack: And we have Betty White playing Flick’s grandmother.
Grandma Duck: In my day, we had plenty of fun just tossing a ball back and forth. We didn’t need all this fancy junk.
Jenell Brook Slack: And we have some fun new songs made by one of the greatest movie composers of all time: Marc Shaiman.
Adam Rose: There’s lots of action, adventure and fun in the movie and we have a great time.
Rupert Everett: This movie is gonna be amazing.
Betty White: You wait and see.
Announcer: Walt Disney Pictures presents The PB&J Otter Movie, coming only to theaters this April. This film is not yet rated
Ahhh my child hood 🥹
8:14-8:59 What it should’ve been:
Announcer: Something really bad is happening to Arnold’s neighborhood.
Arnold: Mr. Green, what’s going on?
Mr. Green: It’s Scheck. He wants to buy up the whole neighborhood so he can knock it down and put up a fancy mall.
Helga: Oh, Arnold, what if the neighborhood is torn down and you have to move away and we’re separated and we never see each other again?!
Announcer: And there’s only one football-headed kid who can stop it.
Arnold: We won’t let them tear down our neighborhood!
Announcer: But can Arnold really save the day?
Arnold: Let’s roll.
Announcer: And will Helga finally tell Arnold how she really feels?
Helga: What else are you supposed to do when someone you love is in trouble?!
Arnold: Love?
Announcer: Find out in Hey Arnold: The Movie, next Friday at 8:00/7c playing on Nickelodeon
the presidents song is the reason I can name all the presidents to this day!
The swan princess the movie 2004 it’s a fat princess movie from 20th century Columbia and Davis entertainment company.
There is a giant gold coin going up into the sky.
Vanessa Hudgins was in that Reese Puffs commercial!
That turtle is really moving his arm fins up and down and those kids are coming out of that huge pine apple fruit on the beach.
Thank you ❤❤❤
The kid is pouring some white milk into two cups and he is over filling those two cups and there is a capre sun food the roll ups just like the fruit roll ups.
Friday, June 25th, 2004
Do you have any more nickelodeon commercials from 2005 or 2006?
Sleepover (2004) TV Spots 5:28-11:11