Nickelodeon died in 2004 when they cancelled the 90s shows (CatDog, Rocket Power, Hey Arnold, Rugrats, Wild Thornberrys, Old Spongebob) and replaced them with garbage like iCarly, Zoey 101, New SpongeBob, and Back at the Barnyard.
Nickelodeon died in 2004 when they cancelled the 90s shows (CatDog, Rocket Power, Hey Arnold, Rugrats, Wild Thornberrys...
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Michael Robinson
yes
John Diaz
True. The only good thing from that period was cosmo and wanda I think.
Carter Smith
No, iCarly was pretty great
Colton Jackson
iCarly existed purely in response to Smosh/Nigahiga’s popularity at the time. Nick has always desperately thought they were in touch with the youth.
Nicholas Lewis
kike studio fuck them
Austin Perez
That does seem like it was a turning point. Not sure if it was "the" turning point though.
I didn't mind all those Family Channel-type shows, e.g. Ned, Zoey, etc. - but that said, as a huge Spongebob fan the new one was completely lacking in soul and might have been my introduction to that phenomenon. Even though they're very different shows, I'd say the same type of shift occurred when McGruder stopped writing the Boondocks.
Ryder Torres
neds had so much sovl
Hunter Mitchell
>as a huge Spongebob fan the new one was completely lacking in soul
It's because the creator left after the movie. They stopped doing witty jokes and just screamed with brighter colors.
Justin Martinez
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Was traumatizing four year olds based?
Jack Martin
Firmly Grasp It
Evan Wright
Yeah the post-silver age has been shit
Luis Long
All God’s creatures
Fresh off the grill
Mason Anderson
Who could forget that infamous scene in the SpongeBob movie?
Elijah Kelly
Better version
Xavier Ortiz
yes, a temple for child sacrifice
Tyler Lopez
yeah
Adam Richardson
I remember looking forward to the new season, and while I forget the contents of the first episode I lost interest in the franchise completely soon afterward. It was the kind of "bad" where you could tell it wasn't just an off episode, but that the whole show had changed.
Joseph Miller
Zoomers will never feel this cozy
Xavier Gomez
Most children learn to read at age 6 or 7, so I don't believe any child would be traumatized by something like this. It's just text anyway, by the time they're age 4 they have fully functional memory. They're only fucked if they experience physically dangerous situations during their preverbal years
Charles Miller
a zoomer who doesn't understand the differences between pre and post-1996 nick made this
Pre-1996 Nick was much more of a home production, everything was hand-made in Nickelodeon Studios down to the animation. Post-96 they started phasing out the game shows (outside of Figure It Out) and outsourced cartoons to other studios.
Jaxson Cox
seeing kappa mikey in here made me double take
Anthony Ross
>Nickelodeon died in 2004
You mean the year before they premiered the best cartoon ever?
Christian Morales
kappa mikey first aired on G4 but later transitioned over to Nicktoons IIRC. I'm not sure if it ever aired on Nickelodeon proper
Aiden Baker
Oswald was so comfy, and so was Kipper.
Asher Brooks
kappa mikey doesn't feel real, its like it was planted via time travel by future weebs
Evan Ortiz
Is that you E;R?
Kevin Campbell
96-97 Nick wasn't that different from 95 Nick though. The silver age wasn't noticeable until 98-99 when Snick became Snick house and Dil was put on Rugrats.
Adam Hill
Damn, I'm just old enough to remember some of the Early Years
Oliver Gonzalez
It was an exception to the rule. 05-08 Avatar was keeping Nick on life support, when it died Nick died with it.
Adrian Rogers
Not socially awkward enough to be E;R