History Trivia / OmNomStories

** Completely averted since 2017 with seasons 6 (Video Blog) and 7 (Dream Job) following the fifth season's premiere scheme. Starting from the 17th episode of the Super-Noms arc in September 2018, the series now updates weekly and is a major factor in bringing the number of episodes to '''153''' across ''sixteen seasons'' as of May 2020. With a new educational series named ''Learn English with Om Nom'' now supplementing ''Om Nom Stories'', [[CashCowFranchise Cut the Rope's extended franchise has no chance of stopping]].

** The first two episodes of the second season, "Time Travel" and "The Middle Ages", were uploaded on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 - a Wednesday. However, "The Renaissance" would premiere on the Saturday two weeks later, with this trend continuing for the following three episodes until "The Stone Age" was released on June 28, 2013 which was a Friday. The series then entered a month-long hiatus until "The Disco Era" was uploaded on August 8, 2013 - a Thursday. Another hiatus, this time ''four'' months long, lasted until the premiere of "The Wild West" and the season finale on December 11, 2013, returning to Wednesday.

* ScheduleSlip: Has happened '''a lot''' in the series' history:
** The fifth episode, Halloween Special, was uploaded on Halloween 2012, inbetween "Strange Delivery" and "Bath Time"[[note]]the first and second episodes[[/note]].
** Both the "Time Travel" and "The Middle Ages" episodes were uploaded on April 17, 2013.
** The episode "The Stone Age" was uploaded one day earlier that expected (June 28, 2013 instead of June 2'''9''', 2013).
** The "Unexpected Adventure" episode started a day earlier than expected because the episode "Forest" was released six days later on December 19, 2013. "Sandy Dam" was released on Christmas Eve!
** There was a twenty-day (not twenty-one) gap in-between "Junkyard" and "City Park".
** The series is also notable for its [[SeriesHiatus unannounced hiatuses]]. In fact, 2015 is currently the only year where no new episodes have premiered.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: There was a time in 2014 where Om Nom Stories aired on British network {{CITV}}. The problem was 1) there were only one-two reruns every day, and they were usually before 6pm, when the channel stops airing; 2) it was clear that the episodes were ripped straight from Website/YouTube with the only edit made being the next episode reveal cut out; 3) [[DigitalDestruction the highest quality of the episodes at the time were 720p and it was displayed as minimised on a 1080p TV]]; and 4) it didn't have any mention anywhere else in CITV's archives, not even channel bumpers. No wonder why it was removed by the end of that year...

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: There was a time in 2014 where Om Nom Stories aired on British network {{CITV}}. The problem was 1) there were only one-two reruns every day, and they were usually before 6pm, when the channel stops airing; 2) it was clear that the episodes were ripped straight from YouTube with the only edit made being the next episode reveal cut out; 3) [[DigitalDestruction the highest quality of the episodes at the time were 720p and it was displayed as minimised on a 1080p TV]]; and 4) it didn't have any mention anywhere else in CITV's archives, not even channel bumpers. No wonder why it was removed by the end of that year...

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: There was a time in 2014 where Om Nom Stories aired on British network {{CITV}}. The problem was 1) there were only one-two reruns every day, and they were usually before 6pm, when the channel stops airing; 2) it was clear that the episodes were ripped straight from YouTube with the only edit made being the next episode reveal cut out; 3) [[DigitalDestruction the highest quality of the episodes at the time were 720p and it was displayed as minimised on a 1080p TV]]; and 4) it didn't have any mention anywhere else in CITV's archives, not even channel bumpers. No wonder why it was removed by the end of that year...

** The series is also notable for its [[SeriesHiatus unannounced hiatuses]]:
*** "The Stone Age"-"The Disco Era": June 28-August 8, 2013[[note]]one month and eleven days[[/note]]
*** "The Disco Era"-"Wild West": August 8-December 11, 2013[[note]]four months and three days[[/note]]
*** "Underground"-"Fruit Market": February 8-June 19, 2014[[note]]four months and eleven days[[/note]]
*** "Fruit Market"-"Bakery": June 19-December 8, 2014[[note]]five months and nineteen days[[/note]]
*** Season 3 finale-Season 4 premiere: December 8, 2014-March 15, 201[[spoiler:6]][[note]]This one is the most ridiculous, lasting [[spoiler: FIFTEEN months and seven days]].[[/note]]