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The concept seemed very promising by mixing drama, romance and martial arts. The actor/singer Ray J was already well established in the entertainment industry. Perhaps Sunday night was not the best time to broadcast this series. Perhaps the amount of advertising was too low. I know that recent Kobra Kai drama series did incredibly well and had real Karate. The Kung Fu series with actor David Carradine was very good too.

@@renegonzalez6755 Yeah perhaps this show just had the misfortune of being too far ahead of its time.

You're right, it is weird considering that Scooby-Doo is a Hanna-Barbera production which was folded into Warner Brothers and Nickelodeon is a Paramount Pictures television network. On another unrelated note I remember when Cartoon Network broadcast the Scooby-Doo Project which was a spinoff of the Blair Witch Project film. Good times. 😁

@@renegonzalez6755 I saw that later on UA-cam.

¿Podrías explicarme esto? Yo nací en la ciudad de Tepatitlán, pero no recuerdo nada porque mi familia se mudó a San José California cuando yo tenía 2 años. ¿Es Tepatitlán tan malo? No puede ser peor que la ciudad de San Francisco, donde no hay consecuencias por robar, el consumo de drogas es muy alto y muchas calles apestan a orines.

@@renegonzalez6755 Tenemos un problema grande con las adiciones lastimosamente crimen organizado etc

@@SaulHernandez-yv4oe Mis tíos y primos me lo han comentado. En sus palabras dicen: "Valio Madre". Espero que la nueva presidencia en Mexico acabe con la corrupción en la policía y en la propia ley. Pronto habrá elecciones aquí, donde vivo, y puede que por fin haya una mujer presidenta. Me entusiasma esa posibilidad.

I had been wanting to upload what little I recorded regarding the beloved Nickelodeon Network since 2010. I really wish I had recorded more often. Comments like yours are all the thanks I need. I don't care for monetization or segways.

I recently learned that Amy Bruckner no longer works in the entertainment industry and she is now a certified Attorney. Her character Pim Diffy was not the main character of the Phil Of The Future show but it was definitely funny and memorable. Pim definitely got away with things that her brother Phil could not. The character Debbie Berwick played by actress Kay Panabaker was also memorable in my opinion. Kay no longer works in the entertainment industry and she is now a Zookeeper. These wonderful actresses are part of our youth. They brought us so much joy and I will never forget that.

@@renegonzalez6755 They're both so amazing!! Thanks for the updated information and God bless!

@@lalaland2107 Some of the reasons why I enjoyed the Phil Of The Future show include the amount of comedy, the scienc-fiction, the romance and the beautiful cast. Regarding the comedy it was so wacky. I know that some classic Disney Channel shows have become criticized due to controversial subjects including drug use and abuse. Thankfully the Phil Of The Future show was free of any of those awful things. I have noticed that those who love the Phil Of The Future show love it to an extreme level. I can say the same regarding the Lizzie McGuire and the Even Stevens shows. Regarding Nickelodeon I have noticed something similar regarding the Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide show.

The 2005 TEENick Saturday and Sunday night show was wonderful. Not only were the shows great but the celebrity guests were amazing. Vin Diesel was promoting his upcoming The Pacifier movie. Disney Channel did something similar with their "Movie Surfers" show but unfortunately it only focused on movie stars whereas the TEENick show featured music artists, movie and TV show stars.

@@renegonzalez6755 right it was a great time to be alive back in the early 2000s

@@matt19002 I plan to upload more content regarding this TEENick Saturday Night Challenge with Vin Diesel. Vin competes against an audience member in a challenge to see who can change 3 diapers the fastest. Besides being a strong man who stars in action packed movies Vin is a good sport when he is around kids and I appreciate that very much. Enhancing old television recordings takes time but I believe it is worth it.

It is part of the Sharp 3T-55 Boombox with built-in television. It is technically a rebrand of the similar General Electric "Road Show" and SEARS micro cassette boomboxes which were available on either silver or anodized black. It can be used independently from the Boombox since it is powered by two AA batteries. It has high forward torque but it suffers regarding recording performance since it tends to equalize the audio input in a negative way affecting the recording volume as well. The playback frequency response is limited as well lacking both low frequency "bass" and high frequency "trebble." It is not one of my favorites which include the Sony M-80 and Olympus SR11 "Roadrunner" which offer respectable playback frequency response and low WOW/Flutter levels even when using type 1 Ferric micro cassettes. It does look very nice though.

Technically the Grounded For Life sitcom tackled subjects that were tough including but not limited to drugs, sex, infidelity, peer pressure and bullying. Yes, it was in fact a controversial show. I believe that beyond offering entertainment, comedic relief, generating wealth and creating fame television networks, writers, producers and actors have the privilege of teaching the viewers good values. What the character Lily lived through in the show might be something that the viewers might have been going through or went through when they were teenagers. The WB Network believed that this show did not deserve to be cancelled and I respect that very much.

@@renegonzalez6755 yeah FOX were crazy to cancel the show.

@@jadedheartsz The strange thing is that FOX was and continues to be known for broadcasting controversial shows. The Married With Children, The Simpsons and Family Guy shows come to mind which were known for being incredibly controversial. Regarding FOX news personalities including Tucker Carlson they couldn't get any more controversial. I have a theory that the FOX Network disliked the fact that beyond being controversial the Grounded For Life sitcom was wholesome. The Finnerty family loved each other even though they sometimes drove each other mad. The episodes ended on a good note where something good was learned regarding being part of a family. If you really think about it a "perfect family" does not exist.

I plan to upload more Chuck E. Cheese's commercials that were broadcast on the Nickelodeon Network in the early 2000s. I don't have an actual number but I believe I have at least 15 more. I suspect that there is yet to be an official archive or fan page documenting every single Chuck E. Cheese's commercial that was ever broadcast. There were so many and they were refreshed approximately every 2 weeks. I don't like adding the catchphrase "HQ" to any of my uploads because I know that High Quality means different things to each individual person.

@@renegonzalez6755 Oh, okay.. this should be fine

@@Yocaedom-citi-inland I don't communicate much via UA-cam's community post feature. I wish to let you know that I prioritized Disney Channel recordings regarding recording quality. Now that I am 42 years old I wish I had prioritized the Nickelodeon Network. Based on everything that I have and plan to continue uploading to UA-cam the Nickelodeon uploads are what give me the most joy.

@@renegonzalez6755 Okay, the most joy, and sorry for that. Now I love your videos

Thanks. It is difficult to keep track of what I upload. In a way I am in a sort of rush to upload what I can before this year ends.

@@renegonzalez6755 Red: Why did I not go to the 2024 Paris Olympics! Yellow: I don't think these tickets are expensive or something? Red: Nah, we should watch Paris Olympics at home.

A sad fact of life is that not everything goes according to plan. In my opinion this and other sweepstakes that were tied to the What I Like About You show had good intentions. Amanda Bynes was a good role model and many people looked up to her. I still wish to focus on the good times regarding her television career.

The WB Network invested a lot of its time and resources to advertise the What I Like About You show. The production quality was high and the set was later remodeled, the introduction was refreshed and new characters were introduced. It wasn't the most watched show yet it was rerun often and was even included on the WB's Sunday night "Easyview." Amanda Bynes wanted something else to be a part of besides the Nickelodeon Network and The WB Network was acquiring talent from other networks including but not limited to the ABC and FOX Networks. The What A Girl Wants movie was a Warner Brothers production so it was natural to have it advertised often.

@@renegonzalez6755 Yeah it was one of my favorite shows and was my introduction to Bynes. I remember watching season 1 on DVD and being thrown off by the theme song being completely different. There was even one episode of the show where Holly and Tina compete for the spot in a commercial for some skin-care product and the woman who gets it is played by the same actress who was actually in those real-life adverts for the product(forget what it was, Neutrogena I think?).

This episode does have a positive message regarding women's ability to defend themselves. The Roseanne show did a similar episode back in 1992 called "Stand On Your Man." I feel obligated to give both the Reba show and Reba McEntire the respect that they deserve. I don't have every single ad and promotion but I will share the ones that I did manage to tecord. I have noticed that Reba is loved very much by her fans and she always makes me think about Dolly Parton who in my opinion is also a wonderful woman.

This format was released years before I was born. It is definitely not my favorite vintage format to use. All of my Quasar VX videotapes are from eBay and what was recorded on them have become my most viewed uploads. It does take some patience and maintenance in order to bring a Quasar VR-1000 VCR running again. I have worked with much older formats including the 1973 Cartrivision format which requires much more patience and maintenance. In my limited experience I have found that the single head system is quite durable since it is rather large compared to Beta, V-Cord2 and VHS. The motor and belt used for rewinding are too small and tend to fail on most machines. Changing the rewind belt is a must. As for the recording color spectrum and resolution performance it is incredibly low. Not as low as Cartrivision but close.

I notice some similarities with the Warner Brothers Tiny Toon Adventures animated series from the 90s. Specifically regarding Princess Fang and Dark Lord Chuckles. Something about their loud and generally annoying demeanor remind me of the characters Elmyra Duff and Montana Max. Mixing medieval times and mythical monsters with animations and comedy was something new. Yet it did feel out of place compared to the other shows broadcast on both Disney Channel and the ABC Network. It was definitely taylored for elementary school aged kids but only an adult could appreciate the medieval parodies. Perhaps Cartoon Network would have been a better home for Dave The Barbarian. The Hysteria! and Animaniacs animated series broadcast on the WB Network were enjoyable by both kids and adults. Dave The Barbarian really should have had a similar broadcast audience.

As someone who was born in 1982 Nintendo has a very special place in my heart. I had the privilege of witnessing the release of competing consoles by Atari, Sega, Sony and Microsoft yet Nintendo is still the one I love the most and I look forward to what the future brings.

It is wonderful how music can become part of our memories. It really is a nice commercial. It was broadcast very often in the early 2000s yet it never felt boring. In a way it brought comfort due to its positive message similar to the classic Kellogg's Special K cereal commercials. The "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini" song by Brian Hyland was already considered a classic decades before it was featured on this commercial. My middle school aged cousins would sing along with the commercial. Oh, and the actress looks very cute but that's just my own opinion.

In my opinion M&M's is one of a few chocolate candies that still taste good. I have read how candy recipes, oils and milk products have changed over the decades and sadly these changes affect taste.

I did not watch many episodes of Grounded For Life but I did understand the concept of living with an imperfect family and imperfect world in general. We all make mistakes and sugar coating things only makes them worse. In a way shows like Grounded For Life seemed more realistic and relatable thanks to their imperfections. The character Sean had a very tough time being both a husband and a father. Life is tough especially for men. The poor guy couldn't take a break and he was blamed for so many things.

@@renegonzalez6755 You'd definitely like The War at Home then, it's a similar premise but it does set itself apart in a number of ways(mainly it has cutaway gag sequences of characters fantasizing about certain things)

My sisters and girl cousins love Old Navy clothing. I find the Old Navy fleece products to be very high quality, comfortable and affordable. It is on my list of things that I some day wish to own someday.

I might. If I have it I will definitely upload it. I wonder if it was the same Amanda Bynes life-size poster that was made available on the Network's website via a downloadable PDF file. The promotions that were broadcast by the former WB Network were wonderful. Do you remember the "Watch The Frog" promos? They were short 10 second mock episodes of WB shows where one of the character would point to something off screen while stating "Hey, watch the Frog." I believe this was a way to reference the network's mascot Morgan J Frog of the Warner Brothers Looney Tunes universe.

It was a Dan Schneider co-creation which were known to be heavily advertised. The commercials shown during the commercial breaks were wonderful and I love leaving the WB Network voice announcements intact. In a way this sponsorship concept reminds me of the classic "soap operas" which were known to be sponsored by clothes detergent and dish washing solutions. Amanda Byne's fame was growing at a fast pace back in 2003. Multiple contests were made regarding the What I Like About You Show which I plan to help archive.

@@renegonzalez6755 you should post all episodes with commercials I would love to re watch all original airings loved the show

​@@ChrisJDKI don't see that happening due to copyright restrictions. Technically anyone can add commercials or promos to their own episode recordings by using their choice of video editing software. I have said this and I will say it again. UA-cam is the best. Anyone can add any of my uploads to their own What I Like About You playlist. Try doing such a thing on the Internet Archives, Dailymotion or Tiktok.

@@renegonzalez6755 thank you for the reply :)

I noticed two more Unfabulous bumpers last night. They were shown both before and after the commercial breaks. Unfabulous was not advertised as much as Zoey 101 which was heavily advertised. As for Zoey 101 I noticed a promo for the TEENick Wednesday show where short episode clips are shown regarding the Zoey 101, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, Drake And Josh, All That, Unfabulous and Amanda Shows.

It is difficult to pinpoint exactly what makes Kristin so special. Her eyes, her smile, her genetics, her simplicity, her uniqueness, her lack of controversies. If she was a light she would be blinding star.

@@renegonzalez6755 Friend more Commercial i like it your video😁👍

I will do so tomorrow. It will be a WB Friday promo from March 14, 2003 with previews regarding the What I Like About You, Sabrina, Reba and Grounded For Life shows. The Reba episode is "The Best Defense" where Reba and Barbra Jean get into a boxing fight. I also plan to upload a split screen promo regarding the same Reba episode. It was shown during the end credits of the What I Like About You show. In this one Cheyenne is shown beating up Van as a way to prove that she is capable of defending herself.

There is a lot of content that was broadcast by the former WB Network that has yet to be made available on UA-cam. Last night I noticed a commercial by Leslie Acoca who is the President of the National Girls Health and Justice Institute. Leslie would later beginning in 2007 develop and pilot the Girls Health Screen. This became the nation’s first evidence-based medical screen designed exclusively for girls in the juvenile justice system. The commercial focuses on California statistics regarding young women who are tried in the legal system. This commercial was broadcast multiple times back in the year 2003 and I feel obligated to upload it. She looked very different back in 2003.

@@renegonzalez6755 Could you please upload Emerson Drive’s Last One Standing music video?