History Creator / TeenNICK

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the Creator/NickRewind block (formerly [=NickSplat=]/The Splat and originally Series/The90sAreAllThat), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. From that point, [=TeenNick=] was mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with [=NickRewind=] taking up the rest of the channel's real estate. In July 2019, that direction seemed to have subsided with the lineup boasting older Creator/{{MTV}} shows and [=AwesomenessTV=] output, bring the "Teen" back to [=TeenNick=] again.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the Creator/NickRewind block (formerly [=NickSplat=]/The Splat and originally Series/The90sAreAllThat), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. From that point, [=TeenNick=] was mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with [=NickRewind=] taking up the rest of the channel's real estate. In July 2019, that direction seemed to have subsided with the lineup boasting older Creator/{[MTV}} shows and [=AwesomenessTV=] output, bring the "Teen" back to [=TeenNick=] again.

* ''Series/AboutAGirl''

* ''Series/TheAssistants''

* ''WesternAnimation/OGrady''

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the Creator/NickRewind block (formerly [=NickSplat=]/The Splat and originally Series/The90sAreAllThat), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with [=NickSplat=] taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

* ''About a Girl''

* ''The Assistants''

* ''Beyond the Break'' (Original program)

* ''Girls vs. Boys''

* ''Series/TrueJackson''

* ''Series/{{Zoey 101}}''

[=TeenNick=] is a sister channel of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} launched in 2002. Formerly, it was known as a programming block. The channel is primarily aimed towards "tweens" and teenagers.

[=TeenNick=] is a sister channel of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} launched April 1, 2002 under the name "The-N" before being re-branded to [=TeenNick=] on September 28, 2009. The channel is primarily aimed towards "tweens" and teenagers.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the ''Series/NickSplat'' block (formely ''The Splat'' and originally ''Series/The90sAreAllThat''), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with [=NickSplat=] taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

* ''[[Series/{{Degrassi}} Degrassi: The Next Generation]]''

[=TeenNick=] is a sister channel of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} launched April 1, 2002 under the name "The-N" before re-branded to [=TeenNick=] on September 29, 2009. The channel is primarily aimed towards "tweens" and teenagers.

[=TeenNick=] is a sister channel of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} launched April 1, 2002. The channel is primarily aimed towards "tweens" and teenagers.

Before it was [=TeenNick=], the channel was known as ''The-N'', a night time network (airing 6 PM to 6 AM EST) that shared space with Noggin (now known as Creator/NickJr). In 2007, The-N split from Noggin and in 2009, the channel was re-branded [=TeenNick=] in order to emphasize the Nickelodeon connection. The network was primarily known for being the American broadcaster of ''Series/DegrassiTheNextGeneration,'' as well as for off network Nickelodeon live action repeats and original programming such as ''Series/SouthOfNowhere''. It aired several Canadian shows like the aforementioned ''Degrassi,'' ''Series/RadioFreeRoscoe,'' ''Series/InstantStar,'' and ''Series/TheBestYears.'' It also aired a few Australian shows, like ''Series/H2OJustAddWater'' and ''Series/DanceAcademy.'' [[Series/AllThat Nick Cannon]] is the honorary chairman of [=TeenNick=] and apparently has some authority over programming, as he conceived and hosted the first annual [=TeenNick=] HALO Awards, an awards show awarding teens making a difference.

Also, it's "[=TeenNick=]" and [[SpellMyNameWithAnS not "Teenick."]]

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On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the ''[=NickSplat=]'' block (formely ''The Splat'' and originally ''Series/The90sAreAllThat''), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with [=NickSplat=] taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the ''[=NickSplat=]'' block (formely ''The Splat'' and originally ''Series/The90sAreAllThat''), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched what is now known as the ''[[=NickSplat=]]'' block (formely ''The Splat'' and originally ''Series/The90sAreAllThat''), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched the 'Series/The90sAreAllThat' (now known as "The Splat"), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming sans ''[=TeenNick=] Top 10'', and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for repeats of Nickelodeon's live-action shows from the TurnOfTheMillennium and on, with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

[=TeenNick=] started out as a [[UsefulNotes/BlockProgramming programming block]] in 2000 and aired Sunday nights from 6pm to 9pm EST. It later became the SpiritualSuccessor of the Creator/{{SNICK}} block when [=TEENick=] Saturday Night took over SNICK's timeslot in 2004. It wasn't very notable or different than SNICK, except the programming was a bit more girl-orientated with occasional promos with fashion tips and such ([=TEENick=] Saturday Night was more boy-orientated). The block was hosted by J Boogie and lasted until 2009, when Nickelodeon phased out all their programming blocks and later used the [=TEENick=] name to re-brand The-N, albeit with a different spelling.

Before it was [=TeenNick=], the channel was known as ''The-N'', a night time network (airing 6 PM to 6 AM EST) that shared space with Noggin (now known as Creator/NickJr). In 2007, The-N split from Noggin and in 2009, the channel was re-branded [=TeenNick=] in order to emphasize the Nickelodeon connection. The network was primarily known for being the American broadcaster of ''Series/DegrassiTheNextGeneration,'' as well as for off network Nickelodeon live action repeats, though they have recently been beefing up their original programming. It aired several Canadian shows like the aforementioned ''Degrassi,'' ''Series/RadioFreeRoscoe,'' ''Series/InstantStar,'' and ''Series/TheBestYears.'' It also aired a few Australian shows, like ''Series/H2OJustAddWater'' and ''Series/DanceAcademy.''

Despite the focus on teenagers, [=TeenNick=] used to be notorious for its zealous {{Media Watchdog}}s. The most infamous example of censorship was when they [[MissingEpisode completely excised two episodes]] of ''Degrassi'' revolving around [[GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion a character getting an abortion]], only showing them years later. Reruns of ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' also suffered from [[EditedForSyndication syndication cuts]], as did an entire season of ''Series/SouthOfNowhere'' due to [[ButNotTooGay its lesbian content and romantic scenes.]] This censorship has softened in recent years, as ''Degrassi'' has been shown without any editing. [[Series/AllThat Nick Cannon]] is the honorary chairman of [=TeenNick=] and apparently has some authority over programming, as he conceived and hosted the first annual [=TeenNick=] HALO Awards, an awards show awarding teens making a difference.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched the 'Series/The90sAreAllThat' (now known as "The Splat"), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons [[note]]''Degrassi: Next Class'', a direct sequel, would begin streaming on Creator/{{Netflix}} the following year[[/note]], along with all their original programming, and the HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for off-Nickelodeon repeats of live-action shows, with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched the 'Series/The90sAreAllThat' (now known as "The Splat"), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons (the series would eventually move to Creator/{{Netflix}}), along with all their original programming. The HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel, and [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for off-Nickelodeon repeats of live-action shows from 2005 and on with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate and most of the promotion and attention.

* ''Series/{{Degrassi}}''

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched the 'Series/The90sAreAllThat' (now known as "The Splat"), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons (the series would eventually move to Creator/{{Netflix}}), along with all their original programming. The HALO Awards moved over to the main Nickelodeon channel, and [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for off-Nickelodeon repeats of live-action shows from 2005 and on with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate.

On July 25, 2011, [=TeenNick=] launched the 'Series/The90sAreAllThat' (now known as "The Splat"), a block showing [[NostalgiaFilter Nickelodeon's 90s-00s output.]] In 2015, the channel ended their broadcast of ''Degrassi'' after 14 seasons (the series would eventually move to Creator/{{Netflix}}), along with all their original programming. [=TeenNick=] is now mainly used for off-Nickelodeon repeats of live-action shows from 2005 and on with The Splat taking up the rest of the channel's real estate.

Before it was [=TeenNick=], the channel was known as ''The-N'', a night time network (airing 6 PM to 6 AM EST) that shared space with Noggin (now known as Creator/NickJr). In 2007, The-N split from Noggin and in 2009, the channel was re-branded [=TeenNick=] in order to emphasize the Nickelodeon connection. The network was primarily known for being the American broadcaster of ''Series/DegrassiTheNextGeneration,'' as well as for off network Nickelodeon live action repeats, though they have recently been beefing up their original programming. It aired several Canadian shows like the aforementioned ''Degrassi,'' ''Series/InstantStar,'' and ''Series/TheBestYears.'' It also aired a few Australian shows, like ''Series/H2OJustAddWater'' and ''Series/DanceAcademy.''

[=TeenNick=] started out as a programming block in 2000 and aired Sunday nights from 6pm to 9pm EST. It later became the SpiritualSuccessor of the Creator/{{SNICK}} block when [=TEENick=] Saturday Night took over SNICK's timeslot in 2004. It wasn't very notable or different than SNICK, except the programming was a bit more girl-orientated with occasional promos with fashion tips and such ([=TEENick=] Saturday Night was more boy-orientated). The block was hosted by J Boogie and lasted until 2009, when Nickelodeon phased out all their programming blocks and later used the [=TEENick=] name to re-brand The-N, albeit with a different spelling.

'''[=TeenNick=]''' is a sister channel of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} launched April 1, 2002. The channel is primarily aimed towards "tweens" and teenagers.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' ({{Bowdlerized}} repeats)