Відео

That felt good

Fire dude

Cody Leach brought me here

There would be a lot more blood but okay

why were they advertising baby formula on Nick? their viewers were too young to have babies

I found this because of nightmare 4 🎉

26:40 So out of curiosity I looked up those Bradford Exchange 'The Beatles' plates on Ebay to see if they're actually worth more now...they're not. That exact plate sells *between $14.00 to $18.00* in the current year. LOL!

Just feels weird not to hear Fatal Charm while Randee is speaking here.

11:54

I love you Mr. TY-D-BOL! 😂

The Nickelodeon I remember

Interesting Nickelodeon commercials and stuff.

Easy to mishear as "tiny," considering his size.

Why are they calling her Darian? It's Adrian.

Back when the world didn't take itself too seriously.

That's Amber Benson's first movie! She's also 16 when she made this. Too bad we won't see what happened to the real Darian over the years ...

33:19 I bought these back in the day. Still have them .

Get out of my toilet Carl Sagan!

2:38 gonna have to agree with ren on this one. this dude says “here’s the true story of snick” but he ain’t telling

Just say no to drugs!

RIP John Ritter

This was right when Hurricane Andrew was pummeling my city. I was about to turn 5 years old.

Amazing. I was lucky enough to see Danny perform live in San Antonio, TX, & that same night was the debut of the special on HBO, so needless to say I have a real connection to this material. I did not know that this existed, so thank you so much for sharing it.

Ain't nobody at Duke Power my damn friend

I watch enough retro TV as to be almost embarrassing, and this has to be one of the best compilations I've ever seen. I just seem to have very vivid memories of almost every one of these.

I love the world!

17:22 (Seymour) Willis Green Crystal Lewis Micki Duran Shawn Daywalt And David Sidoni 17:25 And Then The Cast

I don't know how you got this recording, but thank you for sharing it. I accidentally channel-surfed into this HBO special back in the 90s, and it blew my mind. I lost my DVD copy, and it's not out there anymore, so many thanks for making this available to us.

I saw this as an HBO special late at night when I was about 10 or 11 and it blew my mind. Until today I was pretty super I made it up.

21:45 Central Park West (CPW) promo

17:03 Roundhouse Promo

love this gore, one of the best.

I love all the hip-hop beats to all the commercials. So fun.

Kids: "Don't use electrical items in the tub. You could get hurt." Also kids: "Drown, alien scum!"

I caught him in my toilet and flushed him

In A Moment, Just The Ten Of Us Will Return!

Where in the world can i watch this ?

RIP to your sister. ❤

I remember this.

This guy should be WAAY more well-known than he is!!

Jonni Raveline January 1, 2000

I don't know how I can remember the episodes when I was only three years old

I freaking love this song!!!

Éric Chouteau June 19, 2000

Nickelodeon 🇺🇲 Viacom "Inc." (Nasdaq: VIAB.) Pre-9/11 stuff.😎

😂😂😂 Blast from the past!

Malabar Trace Amélie Dubois

Oh man! I used to watch this all the time when I was little!

At the time of SNICK's creation, traditional networks such as NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox didn't like to program for younger viewers on Saturday nights. The consensus at the time was that viewers who were 50 years of age and older, were the only ones available, since younger viewers traditionally went out on Saturday nights. This would explain why shows such as NBC's The Golden Girls and Empty Nest were the most predominant shows on Saturday nights at the time. Previously on Saturdays, Nickelodeon themselves ceded the 8 p.m. timeslot to the vintage sitcoms of the channel's late night programming block, Nick at Nite. Then-Nickelodeon president Geraldine Laybourne wanted to expose the myth that there is no audience for kids and teen programming on Saturday nights. Laybourne on that end, was a purveyor of market niche-talk, which was a strategy of programming highly focused programs targeted to specific groups defined by age, gender, race, education, religion or any of a number of other factors. In theory, the audience who would most likely watch SNICK would be too young to be out on the town and subsequently too old to be in bed by eight. Laybourne believed that the original shows on the SNICK block would double Nickelodeon's audience on Saturday night by as many as 650,000 to one million viewers. According to Nickelodeon, about one-third of The Ren & Stimpy Show's audience, more than a million viewers, were between the ages of 18 and 35. By mid 1993, Nickelodeon according to A.C. Nielsen ratings, was the number one network among viewers ages 6-11 on Saturday nights. With a 6.4 age-group rating, Nickelodeon beat Fox's 5.5, NBC's 5.2, CBS' 4.8, and ABC's 3.2

13:14 SNICK Faces