History Series / AllThat

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[[caption-width-right:350:The Golden Era (1994–2001)...\\
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[[caption-width-right:350:...the Relaunch Era (2002–2005)...\\
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[[caption-width-right:350:...and the Revival Era (2019–2020).\\
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Launched the careers of: Creator/AmandaBynes (who starred in ''Series/WhatILikeAboutYou'' and several films before retiring from acting due to mental health issues), Creator/KenanThompson (who actually managed to make the cast of ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' in the mid-2000s and is now the longest-running cast member in the show’s history), Creator/KelMitchell (who auditioned for ''SNL'' around the same time as Kenan Thompson, but never made it, [[NegatedMomentOfAwesome disappointing a lot of old-school Nick fans who wanted to see Kenan and Kel do sketch comedy together again]]), Creator/NickCannon, Creator/GabrielIglesias, and Jamie Lynn Spears. Also launched Dan Schneider into being a major behind-the-scenes headliner for Nickelodeon and arguably, the wave of [[DuelingShows dueling]] tween/teen {{KidCom}}s on both Nickelodeon and Creator/DisneyChannel.

** Detective Dan and Cheeseburger Doyle are ones of ''Comics/DickTracy'', with a helping of ''Series/{{Columbo}}'' thrown into Detective Dan

* Aria Brooks (featured player, 2019-2020)

* Ryan Alessi (2019-present)
* Reece Caddell (2019-present)
* Kate Godfrey (2019-present)
* Gabrielle Green (2019-present)
* Nathan Janak (2019-present)
* Lex Lumpkin (2019-present)
* Chinguun Sergelen (2019-present)
* Aria Brooks (featured player, 2019-present)

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* {{Corpsing}}: Once in awhile, Kenan will have a hard time keeping a straight face either due to one of his lines or the reaction of his cast mates, in one instance even laughing out of character. This mostly happens when he's playing Lester Oaks Construction Worker in a Good Burger sketch or Pierre Escargot.
** One of said moments [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaztpKe31M8 happened between Kenan and Kel]] during a Good Burger skit when Kenan as Lester Oaks asked for a Good Shake. During the [[https://youtu.be/T-u-IDFwDE8?t=179 10th Anniversary Special]], the same thing happened when Kenan used "crunch bunny" again.

** The Know Your Stars announcer is relatively subdued and normal in seasons 7-8, rarely breaking from script or arguing with the "star" during the segment, and deadpans most of his lines. In seasons 9 and 10 however he is Up To Eleven with his insults and regularly breaks the script to insult them further or do even more e.g getting one (Kiana) arrested, attempting to drop a rock on another (Christina) and hypnotizing Kyle Sullivan. He also has a much more exaggerated and high pitched voice, and will often laugh like a supervillain at the end of the segment.

* NoIndoorVoice: Ms. Hushbaum, taken UpToEleven

* RecycledInSpace: The 2019 "Literally Liza" sketch is a lift on the ''Series/StudioC'' Captain Literally sketch, except in typical ''All That'' fashion, they take the concept UpToEleven with added zaniness.

* Katrina Johnson (1994-1997

** The introduction for 'Ask Ashley' gets longer and more maudlin every time.

* BrickJoke: Several sketches had their own BrickJoke, but in a [[TheTeaser Cold Open]] for Season 4, [[MakesAsMuchSenseInContext Elvis and professional wrestlers ended up coming into the Green Room and attacking the big ear of corn because the scarecrow that was keeping them away was blown up]]. One of the skits near the end of the episode had recurring teacher Ms. Fingerly unwittingly attract Elvis and professional wrestlers into her class room, leading her to be attacked as well.

* BagOfHolding: Baggin' Saggin' Barry had a baggy pair of pants that functioned like this. He had ''everything'' in his pants which could possibly fit, and several that couldn't (e.g., a real airplane, possibly a Piper PA-31 Navajo, when he kept tripping the airport metal detector until the traditional plane left without him). In the last sketch featuring him, he found a rival, Baggin' Saggin' Mary, who had the same gimmick (at first, she upstages him when they each have a white TV set with red polka dots in their pants, and she also has a matching remote control); she became his LoveInterest and later his wife. They are later revealed to live in Baggy, California, where they have three children named Jerry, Sherry, and Gary. Surprisingly, there was rarely any RummageFail situation with either.

* BagOfHolding: Baggin' Saggin' Barry had a baggy pair of pants that functioned like this. He had ''everything'' in his pants which could possibly fit, and several that couldn't (e.g., an airplane when he kept tripping the airport metal detector until the traditional plane left without him). In the last sketch featuring him, he found a rival, Baggin' Saggin' Mary, who had the same gimmick (at first, she upstages him when they each have a white TV set with red polka dots in their pants, and she also has a matching remote control); she became his LoveInterest and later his wife. They are later revealed to live in Baggy, California, where they have three children named Jerry, Sherry, and Gary. Surprisingly, there was rarely any RummageFail situation with either.

* GRatedDrug: '''''SUGAR AND COFFEE!!'''''. Naturally overlaps with KlatchianCoffee and MustHaveCaffeine.

-->'''Chef Farley:''' Well, well! Howdy-do, Randy?

-->'''Randy:''' Hey, howdy-do there, Chef Farley? All right; now, I understand you prepared some of your special dishes for us.

-->'''Chef Farley:''' That's right, Randy. Now, a little birdie told me that you have a ''special'' kinda hankerin'...for ''chocolate''!

-->'''Chef Farley:''' ...then feast your eyes on this little baby right here. How do you like this one, Randy?

--> '''Randy''': Ya can't beat chocolate!
--> '''Chef Farley''': "Ya can't beat chocolate". Randoo, I'm worried about ya. Look, kid, you've been eatin' chocolate all your life, and all you've got to show for it is A NEW CROP OF ZITS! I'M WORRIED ABOUT YA! PRETTY SOON, YOU'RE GONNA WAKE UP SUNDAY MORNING AND AFTER STEALIN' GRANDMA'S FRENDOLE MINTS OUT OF CANDY DISH, ''YOU'RE GONNA END UP IN REHAB, A CHOCOHOLIC''!!"

* BagOfHolding: Baggin' Saggin' Barry had a baggy pair of pants that functioned like this. He had ''everything'' in his pants which could possibly fit, and several that couldn't (e.g., an airplane when he kept tripping the airport metal detector until the traditional plane left without him). In the last sketch featuring him, he found a rival, Baggin' Saggin' Mary, who had the same gimmick (at first, she upstages him when they each have a white TV set with red polka dots in their pants, and she also has a matching remote control); she became his LoveInterest and later his wife. They are later revealed to live in Baggy, California, where they have three children: Jerry, Sherry, and Gary. Surprisingly, there was rarely any RummageFail situation with either.

--> '''Chef Farley''': "Ya can't beat chocolate". Randoo, I'm worried about ya. Look here, kid, you've been eatin' chocolate all your life, and all you've got to show for it is A NEW CROP OF ZITS!"

* ChristmasSongs: In the Christmas episode, Run DMC perform 'Christmas In Hollis', after being introduced by Clavis (Kel Mitchell) and Mavis (Kenan Thompson), who claim to be their uncles. Prior to this, Lori Beth Denberg, Alisa Reyes, Katrina Johnson, and Angelique Bates start to perform their own rendition of 'Deck The Halls':

-->'''Clavis and Mavis (''in the audience, mocking''):''' ''Dibby dobby doo, da da da''...shut up!

* Really700YearsOld: In the Mavis and Clavis class reunion sketch, it is revealed that Miss Fingerly was their old English teacher. They ask how Miss Fingerly kept her youthful appearance, and she replies with, "Two words...chicken juice!".

** "Peter dresses himself like a nice young man. Flem dresses himself like a diseased freak of nature."

** "Peter likes to read books. Flem likes to eat books."

** "Peter turns off his TV set using the remote control. Flem uses a brick."

-->'''Superdude:''' I also enjoy...three-bean salads and...clipping coupons and...shopping for shoes.

--> '''Chef Farley''': "Ya can't beat chocolate". Randoo, I'm worried about ya. Look here, kid, you've been eatin' chocolate all your life, and all you've got to show for it is A NEW CROP OF ZITS! I'M WORRIED ABOUT YA! PRETTY SOON, YOU'RE GONNA WAKE UP SUNDAY MORNING AND IF YOU'RE STEALIN' GRANDMA'S BRAND-NEW MINTS OUT OF HER CANDY DISH, ''YOU'RE GONNA END UP IN REHAB, A CHOCOHOLIC!!''

-->'''Clavis:''' Hey, hey, she said nothin' about lickin' a moose; she said, "''chicken...juice''".

** [[NoIndoorVoice "QUIET]]! THIS IS A LIBRARY!"
(''Sometimes she would say "libarry"'')
** "SQUAT AND ROT!!! ''(often followed by a loud belch)''"

* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Many, many examples but Detective Dan had the most

* ComicallySerious: Lori Beth Denberg when giving Vital Information (e. g. "If you're lucky enough to have a hammer...please...don't hammer in the mornin'", "It's not...'okay' to eat breakfast cereal out of your underpants", "If your friend's Mom asks you what you'd like to drink, don't say, 'Oh, nothing; ''my'' mouth's full of ''spit''', and "When you're checking out at the grocery store, never say, 'Oh, I don't ''need'' any bags; I just stick the food in my pants'").

* BadassLongcoat: Parodied. In a season 11 sketch, a LegionOfDoom has been assembled to rob a bank and defeat their archnemesis, Hero-Boy. Each villain takes the time to explain how they would use their superpowers to succeed, but whenever it's the leader's turn, his plan always revolves around strutting about in his longcoat. The other villains, confused, frustrated, and underwhelmed with his constant fixation on his coat, eventually demand what's so special about his longcoat. The leader obliges and reveals that his longcoat [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway has the power to become even longer]] (complete with DramaticWind). The other villains get fed up and walk out of the meeting.

* ComicallySerious: Lori Beth Denberg when giving Vital Information (e. g. "If you can't stand the heat...''don't'' just start throwin' ''rocks'' at people", "If you eat 42 strawberries, 78 bananas, 50 grapes, and 200 apples, then you're...FULL OF FRUIT!", and "It's not...'okay' to eat breakfast cereal out of your underpants").

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Ms. Fingerly is a teacher who makes too many [[PungeonMaster bad puns]] and sings songs clearly meant for preschoolers (e.g. 'Snuggle Me In The Moonlight': ''"Snuggle me and cuddle me, I think I like-a you; moonlight and the willow tree, dibby...dobby doo; rub my head and hold my feet..."''). She is also capable of matching Ishboo's father at Hookey-Doo (A type of duel from the Foreign Land), out-rocking a popular punk band, and teaching a class with an arrow in her gut.

** Randy doesn't like vegetables (he won't even put chocolate on them), and he definitely doesn't like it if anyone claims they like chocolate ''more'' than he does.

* CallBack: When Kenan makes his first appearance in season 11, none of the current cast members recognize him, just as with the cast of the seventh season.

* ComicallySerious: Lori Beth Denberg when giving Vital Information (e. g. "If you can't stand the heat...''don't'' just start throwin' ''rocks'' at people", "If you eat 42 strawberries, 78 bananas, 50 grapes, and 200 apples, then you're...FULL OF FRUIT!", and "It's not...''okay'' to eat breakfast cereal out of your underpants").

* GaveUpTooSoon: In sketch when a student, Tilly, tries to show her science project, the teacher, Ms. Klump (Christy Knowings), fails to notice her and picks other students, none of whom bothered to do a science project. She eventually gets fed up with waiting to show her science project (which "turns water into pure gold") and being ignored, then she destroys her science project and jumps out the window only for Ms. Klump to finally call her.

--> '''Ms. Hushbaum (''after another character sneezes'')''': QUIET! THIS IS A LIBRARY, NOT A SNEEZE HALL!
--> '''Ms. Hushbaum''': TIME TO TEST MY STRENGTH ON THIS CARNIVAL DEVICE!

--> '''Ms. Hushbaum''': I DID IT! I HIT THE BELL! I'M THE MIGHTIEST LIBRARIAN IN THE LAND!
--> '''Other character (''Amanda Bynes'')''': You're mighty...loud!

* ComicallySerious: Lori Beth Denberg when giving Vital Information (e. g. "If you can't stand the heat...''don't'' just start throwin' ''rocks'' at people" and "It's not...''okay'' to eat breakfast cereal out of your underpants").

** Ren and Stimpy (''The Ren & Stimpy Show'') appear in Ishboo's left ear when he goes to Dr. Prober (Kel) for a checkup. When the doctor examines Ishboo's right ear, he notices a live-action polar bear.

** Sinbad as Ishboo's dad.

In one sketch, the Cheese Police have uncovered 65 pounds of cheese at a family's house, and are in the process of arresting the three children. They have already arrested the two daughters (Alisa and Katrina). Lester (Josh), the son, has a cheese bat.

'''(''Officer Colby and the other Cheese Police officer accompanying him arrest Lester'')'''