'Rugrats', 'Hey Arnold!' and more Possibly Being Rebooted By Nickelod

Creature From the Black Lagoon the Musical says hi.

If Anything hey Arnold should get that sequel series that includes the movie plot in its first episodes.

I'm not sure about Pataki's getting made(I'd like to see it but I don't know if we'll ever get it), but I'd say Jungle Movie coming out might be a thing. Not in theaters, of course. Most likely on DVD or streaming. Maybe on that Splat channel.

It's not a channel tho, just a longer version of the existing 90s programming block.

If Viacom/MTV actually made a full 90s channel, I'd be them admitting "Hey world, we've failed to make new shows people actually give a shit about like Disney and Turner did, so let's just regurgitate the past until people stop spouting "the 90s will rise again" and we fuck off back to the Sponge Bob-industrial complex."

edited 27th Sep '15 3:00:59 PM by RoboZombie

I dunno, people don't say that about Boomerang, so why would they say that about that?

Also, it could be considered its own channel. Adult Swim is considered its own channel despite sharing the same frequency and parent company as Cartoon Network.

Adult Swim needs to be its own channel, like Teen Titans Go! needs to stop being shoved in the faces of kids trying to enjoy the real GOLD on Cartoon Network that's actually still running... (and people dare tell me CN is in a golden age, when there are very few cartoons on that channel people care about. HMMPH! A real Golden Age means damn near ALL of their shows have positive buzz about them, no matter how preferrably large!).

Back on-topic... Nope. Can't argue with that - seeing as I only have eyes for Harvey Beaks!!!

COME BACK TO ME HARVEY. I LOVE YOU.

Kids enjoy TTG, so the latter ain't gonna happen.

Nope - it ain't. I'm just dreaming shit. Thanks, again, for waking me up!

I'm being serious. You're right, sad as it is to see, in my personal opinion - I just wish TTG! wasn't run so much on the schedule when there are better shows that could use the airtime. Thank God for internet streaming.....

edited 28th Sep '15 2:20:31 PM by Shokew

Rick And Morty and The Eric Andre Show are honestly like the two best shows on the network right now, so no they ain't gonna be geting rid of [adult swim] for a long time. Most of the other shit on it sucks tho, not even gonna lie (seriously shit like Mr. Pickles and Squidbillies are fuckin' awful awful.)

On a related note, so the college I go to has a buffet as its main dining hall, and for whatever reason whenever I walk in there's always a TV with CN on it (12 TV's total, students can set the channel) and TTG is always on, and inevitably someone will be like "this fucking sucks" and change it to TNT showing the 90th rerun of The Shawshank Redemption. I don't even watch the TV's when I eat and this always happens every single day on a disturbingly consistent schedule.

edited 29th Sep '15 4:21:59 AM by RoboZombie

@Robo Block is what I meant.

The site has been updated and The first week's schedule has been shown.

I like how many shows are available and that the schedule is different each day, rather than the "going-through-the-motions" schedule that its been. Also, You Can't Do That on Television, The Adventures of Pete & Pete, and a few other more obscure or lesser-known shows are on it.

Maybe I might DVR Pete and Pete. Never watched it when it was on but I've heard that it was a great show.

Interesting! Very interesting!

Not only are they trying to appeal to the 90s crowd, they're throwing in some 80s shows as a bonus...

That's sort of how The 90s Are All That started too, though. Let's not see whether they're back to a static daily lineup by Easter.

The fact that You Can't Do That on Television is going to be on The Splat is the first thing that has me regretting switching to Sling (which was much cheaper than cable, but doesn't get Nick). If you're wondering why The Adventures of Pete & Pete isn't also drawing regret, I have that on DVD already.

Yeah, that has been on DVD for like a decade.

Not every episode, though.

I thought it was a complete series set.

The splat premires tonight at 10! GET HYPED!

So how goes the The Splat thus far?

(I would be watching right now but I don't have Teen Nick. )

edited 5th Oct '15 8:24:16 PM by kablammin45

It was pretty good the episodes of Pete & Pete were not episodes at all they were the shorts that were created before the series started.

I saw upto the second episode of Keenan and Kel because I fell asleep

Okay, so the Splat seems to be pretty serious about this whole thing.

They just dedicated like a whole marathon to Stoop Kid for some reason. And I don't mean that they had bumpers from the episode in commercials. I mean they made full live action skits and a freaking music video based on the character.

Well, that's one thing I didn't know I wanted to have been made for so long. Link to skits/music video?

I'm definitely curious about that song.

I can't find the music video yet, but here's one of the other things they did.

edited 20th Oct '15 11:24:32 AM by KnownUnknown