Nickelodeon - The Rise and Fall?
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2019
- Many people believe that Nickelodeon has hit their peak decades ago and have been falling from it ever since. This video talks about the rise of the network and explores the circumstances around this potential fall.
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Let’s be real here, Nickelodeon died the day that they changed their iconic splat logo to a generic typeface logo
Hard to believe that happened literally 10 years ago.
It died when the classic Nickelodeon cartoon series were not being shown anymore on their prime time segments. Shows like Doug, Rugrats, Ah Real Monsters. I still remember way back in 2003 and 2004 when people started talking about these shows that I had no idea about. I can safely say that the late 80s and early to mid 90s was pure Nickelodeon for me. It was around the mid-2000s that I knew that Nickelodeon had died for me and I was no longer the target audience (I was in my early 20s in the mid-2000s).
And that was 2009 too....that last time nick was ever a good channel. After 2009 there hasnt been anything good aside from the tmnt shows, and the loud house
@Maximillian Lylat Yeah, 2008 was the last good year for them, probably because it was Avatar’s last year, as disappointed as I was and still am about the splat logo being changed, considering the quality of Nick after that legendary show ended, it felt somewhat fitting for the channel to get such a bland logo
I was born a few years before they changed it and I prefer the splat. I think they should use the font with the splat.
Honestly the real problem with Nick the past 7 years or so is their over reliance on Spongebob. I kinda noticed it growing up, but I never really complained because Spongebob was like my favorite show. It’s almost as if Nick has become afraid to experiment. You explained this pretty well in the video.
True and most of the Spongebob’s voice actors are pretty old so the show might end soon because of that.
@@michaelbolcato192 I don’t think so cuz Spongebob has been around for like 25 years already and it still doing pretty well . I used to watch it back 2009 a lot . I don’t know what’s going with nickelodeon these days. But I recently started watching on paramount Spongebob episodes and there still pretty good.
The creator of making fiends called Nickelodeon out for after all these years they never experimented with anything like invader zim or Making Fiends, it shows that their cowards compared to cartoon network that actually experimented and payed off but I will go over the best of CN , adventure time, regular show , steven universe, over the garden wall , ok K.O need I go on? I will punch down on cartoon network too tho cuz they made the same mistakes Nickelodeon made with DC network , basically canceling young justice and green lantern the animated series was a mistake, they cancelled them FOR TEEN TITANS GO , UGH
I remember when spongebob debuted on Nickelodeon and it was massively popular for my age group for a few years. I had no idea it was still going lol.
@@luckyDancer100 it’s been massively popular since 1999? Interesting how it didn’t capture your interest past 2004? When I’d argue it’s popularity skyrocketed and some of the greatest episodes were airing. Lol
Nickelodeon is just a big sack of bricks that Spongebob is slowly dragging along the ocean floor
I used to love Spongebob growing up and I still love the old original shows, but the new ones are not good to me and just plain weird.
@@QueenNebulous13 Exactly
No one disrespects spongebob
Other way around
@@lamaripiazza5226 We got beef Mr. Piazza?
When you realize how big Viacom is and you also realize that Spongebob accounts for 5% of revenue (not of Nick, but of Viacom).
You understand why they have no incentive to stop producing more episodes even if it means a quantity over quality.
The reason why Nick feels different today is because their content used to cater to all ages where even my older brother could watch drake and josh, icarly or spongebob and be engaged, but now their tv content is solely catered to children and that "charm" it had in it's effort to appeal to an audience of all ages is substituted with content that's more digestable and easier to understand for children.
Children are profitable, and nothing spells this out more when a kids toy channel on youtube is making the most money.
No lies are told here
I do agree, a lot of the show back then had those “adult gems” in them that only your parents understood and laughed to.
@Dusk Raccoon just like MJ and the NBA. The money he got paid from the NBA was the highest any player had received at that time, but now because of the international success of the NBA market, namely China, sums like his are next to standard for decent let alone top guys.
Mason Bee I would agree with that. I remember I stopped watching Nickelodeon around 8th/9th grade (14/15 years old). I would have quit earlier but I had a little sister who liked the reality shows and I watched iCarly because I had a giant crush on Miranda Cosgrove. Watching Nickelodeon got replaced with watching youtube, unlimited access to video games and posting on forums.
I look at my five little cousins now, who are all boys between 8 and 15 years old, and not a single one besides the 8 year old even watches an hour of TV. They watch youtube, post on social media, play video games instead. And it's not like when I did it at their age, where I had to go to a different room and get on the family computer if no-one else was using it. They can do all of it on their phones, the family computer, or their school-issued laptop in addition to the main TV. There are just too many things competing for their attention now to sit and watch TV uninterrupted.
Another thing to consider is the all ages appeal. I used to be able to watch shows with my little sister because they made them have jokes and appealing aspects for middle school aged me too. We could both watch Fairly Odd Parents or Drake and Josh and laugh at it. Sometimes my parents would come over and watch an episode and they generally liked it too. My dad loved Drake and Josh and Hey Arnold. With Nickelodeon's current focus, there are so many fewer shows that have that age transcending appeal. I've tried watching some current shows with my youngest cousin and didn't like it. Same with my dad when we were with him this Thanksgiving.
It's a shame, because Nickelodeon brought siblings, and sometimes parents, in my family together to watch their shows when I was growing up. Now it can't capture that magic anymore. Whether it's market changes, platform competition or their production decisions, it's a little sad to see something I loved as a kid turn into something mediocre.
@@Anderino I feel similarly. Growing up in the early-mid 2000s my go to channel was Cartoon Network and I watched almost everything they had to offer as well. Shows like Courage the Cowardly Dog, Ed Edd n Eddy, Teen Titans, Samurai Jack and others were classic masterpieces that both me and my parents could enjoy. However, by 2007-2008 all of those shows that I grew up on were all but ending and being replaced by new shows I wasn't really interested in, and I had just discovered the internet and places like UA-cam around that time, and was more interested in video games and other shit, so I pretty much stopped watching TV all together. Sure, CN has had some good shows since then (Adventure Time, Young Justice, ect) but nothing that felt nostalgic to me. And looking at the channel now after all these years there's really nothing that captures the same all-ages appeal that they used to have, it's just trying to appeal to kids too young to use the internet yet, in a desperate attempt to keep cable TV alive. It's going the same direction Nickelodeon is going.
Company Man was recorded in front of a live studio audience in Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios Florida
Avery the Cuban-American lmaooooooo
💯💯💯🤣🤣
[Canned applauses]
I'm now visualizing the giant metal globe.
That's where I am rn
I feel so blessed to have experienced Nick and CN at their peaks.
We really did. We had it good!
me too its something we'll prbly never get to experience again
same, they were the best years of my life
It's kinda wild that those respective peaks happened sort of in sequence.
I regret not really getting into either CN or Disney Channel in their heydays as a kid. Nickelodeon was #1 for me, and I'd only occasionally watch Cartoon Network for shows like Courage The Cowardly Dog and sometimes Powerpuff Girls when nothing else was on.
But hey, with the internet and streaming, I guess there's always a chance to watch them whenever now even though it's not the same.
There really was a magic to the original Nickelodeon that just can't be explained unless you were there. I wasn't born yet when Nickelodeon was Pinwheel, but I do remember watching You Can't Do That On Television. I also was a big fan of Nick at Night and Nick Jr. What I really loved about Nickelodeon was that it grew with you. It knew when you were going to be home and what you would want to see because it knew we'd be at school while babies were at home. It was amazing.
Nickelodeon’s older content such as Hey Arnold! appealed to adults too.
Actually even a lot of the "newer" stuff appealed to adults as well. I actually watched the network up until I was about... 22? 23? I forget... Anyway, around then shows like iCarly were coming to an end, and the newer stuff just didn't appeal to me. Going back to watch early seasons of iCarly is kinda hard for me, but the later seasons of the show was filled with things that would go over kid's heads. Maybe their newer shows are the same way, but I have no idea. I have no interest in them
The older shows had alot of humor that was steared towards adults. Alot of 'wink-wink, this is only funny to you because you're an adult and understand innuendo' type of risque stuff.
@@zacharysmith4787 soooooo many jokes in Rockos Modern Life. Still my favorite show- and watching it now adds an additional layer of humor.
Having the fast food place named "chokey chicken" and a "Dr. Ben Dover" .. lmao. And "Mr. Horny" for a rhino that only appeared for one episode
@@HeyiPlayMusic Now that's a REAL cartoon not crappy shit today
Ned's Declassified can't be overlooked. That was also a late, but great show
Agreed I loved that show, especially since it aired during my peak middle school years lol
Yesss
Great show
yeah it was funny.
I'd say the same thing about Big Time Rush. Gustavo was friggin' hilarious!!
Golden era: 1991-2005
Silver era: 2006 - 2008
Downfall: 2009 - present
Downfall is 2010-Present
@@nyosrevenge7332 imo it’s 2009 because Fanboy ChumChum existed
I find it funny that ATLA might’ve carried nick to make its era “Silver”
@@georgesracingcar7701 it depends. I don't know but in my opinion I think it's one of the reasons why the golden era ended. I think it's a good show but i think its overated aswell.
Correction.
Downfall: 2007-present
Why? Because of the beginning of SpongeBob spam. Also, around this time, if any cartoon from Nickelodeon wasn't as successful as him, they will move to Nicktoons. Teenage Robot was the first one, which then was followed by Tak, Mighty B, Back at the Barnyard, Planet Sheen, T.U.F.F. Puppy, Penguins, Robot and Monster, Breadwinners and Fairly OddParents.
What happened to Nickelodeon?
*_Everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked._* 🔥
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@Mekhi Loud Which comment is severely underrated?
_"What could be better than serving up smiles?"_
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"Being dead, or anything else."
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Ow my heart
RIP
F
SpongeBob is overrated
Dan "If she's old enough for Fisher Price, she's old enough for my device" Schneider
@@edgelord8337 I know it's you, Schneider.
meta jay 404 Lol who are you? Nobody has to prove anything to you. The evidence is there if you’re not daft.
@@kolebaby12 what did he say? Was it him defending Dan?
I didn’t get it
Can someone explain to me the context?
Wouldn't those jokes be better suited to John K since his attraction to underage girls has actually been proven?
I literally aged with Nickelodeon. I remember "You Can't Do That on Television", "Hey Dude", "Double Dare", "Doug", "Eureka's Castle", "All That" and so on and so on. I aged out of their programming, but there are adults like me who are nostalgic for a lot of these shows. They should create a new NICK AT NITE concept where 30 and 40-somethings like me can watch these shows.
Damn, crazy how I was born in the late 2000s and Im assuming you were born in late 80s/early 90s watched and loved the same network
Yeah, I remember when Nick was fun and low-budget and they could slip in slightly edgier humor because nobody was paying attention. Salute Your Shorts really held up, in my opinion. Dated, but still funny as hell and it feels true to the way we actually acted and spoke unlike the newer shows which just feel weirdly slick and focus-grouped. A lot of the old shows are streamable now. Paramount Plus has several.
@@shadow_weaver That was still in the era where they just hired normal kids for shows. The budgets were so anemic that most shows just had kids wear their own clothes from home for wardrobe. Space Cases was probably their most ambitious show in terms of effects and even there, you'd see CDs just glued to a chair. They really had to stretch that budget.
More modern Nick followed the Disney formula of grooming and raising kids for TV from birth, so it was a lot less relatable and a lot more wish-fulfillment.
Doug, Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats, Clarissa Explains It All, Rocko’s Modern Life, Double Dare, Super Sloppy Double Dare, Family Double Dare, Guts, and Legends of the Hidden Temple were my favorite shows growing up
Interesting question: Did Nick get bad or did we just grow up?
Or ya know, both lol
Both. But as a 19 year old I still enjoy cartoons hell Cartoon Network has Amazing World Of Gumball That I love and others things like Steven Universe that I enjoy and other stuff like Craig Of The Creek, Teen Titans GO that I also like.
This seems like a bunch of Millennials complaining, tbh.
@@TiberianFiend Millennials know what they and many others are missing
Doug, Rocko's Modern Life, and Hey Arnold are still great shows full of so many great messages for all audiences about American life.
Nah, it got BAD
Next video: The rise of Company Man
The Rise and Fall and Rise Again - Company Man Hospital Adventures
Wait for 1 million subscribers.
He should make a video about the channel...maybe he’ll wait a few years to do it
Company Man: Bigger Than You Think
Company Man: Struggling To Expand
Hmm. I gotta say, the way SpongeBob itself declined is hard to ignore. From season 1 to whatever is latest... it's a different show.
I saw "Harriet The Spy" in theaters as a kid. I remember before the movie, a representative from the theater came out and said that we were going to be a test audience for a new show coming to Nickelodeon, and then they showed us the pilot episode of Hey Arnold. Fond memories indeed! I went to Nickelodeon studios in 2000 and had a blast. I feel lucky to have grown up through the golden age of Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network.
Doug, Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Ah! Real Monsters, Ka-Blam! The Angry Beavers, All That, Fairly Odd Parents, Cat-Dog, The Wild Thornberries, Rocket Power, Rocko's Modern Life, all these shows were my childhood, before it was ALL SpongeBob.
Dan "if you show me your toes, you'll be in my shows " Schneider
Zarg At Home dam
Dan "If there's grass on the field, play ball" Schneider
This is Gold
@@edgelord8337 it's a Weinstein level open secret. There's tons of videos going into it here on UA-cam if you just search him up. John K. has already been confirmed as a sexual predator, he had child predators working for him including a guy who got convicted and then later returned to duty at Nick Burbank, there's an odd fascination with feet in his shows ( especially that of the underaged actresses ), it's just a lot of big red flags and a lot of smoke with some mixed in quacking and hoofbeats. It's a little hard to ignore. Watch the video by blameitonjorge on the subject for a deeper dive into it.
@@edgelord8337 sounds like you're hearing hoofbeats and thinking zebras, my dude
Hey Arnold's bedroom, the one bedroom every kid wanted.
yes attic bedroom with a sky view windows. that was awesome in the day.
I still want that room
@@xaviergatling5063 Same here
@@brandonplaisted8194 It still is, and with access to the rooftop too.
Alex I wanted Clarissa Darling's bedroom
Avatar franchise was something they could have capitalized on. The story telling in their shows was amazing. It would have been Nickelodeon's equivalence of star wars or other big franchises, if only it was handled in a better way
I’m a 90’s baby & nothing was better than Nickelodeon in the 90’s. It was like the golden age for being a kid.
I think that after iCarly and Victorious ended, that is when the decline started
Serpentine Fire whelp, opinion is subjective, and you should learn that Karen
Lol that's funny for me it ended when Icarly started. Drake and Josh was the last show I watch
PalmdalesAdonis I guess it also depends on taste and age, I never watched drake and Josh, even though I have heard good things about it. Same with Zoe 101
@@nathannorthcutt7619 how old are you ? 21-23?
Thats true after icarly and victorious the network just wasnt as entertaining like before lol
kids, teenagers and adults aren't watching tv like they used to anymore since the advent of social media and streaming services, which have replaced tv as the next forms of entertainment.
EQ Nation yeah now they just watch fetish videos for adults on UA-cam called “children’s entertainment”
Beiber generation.
@Diego Gaspar Same crew.
Yeah but that hasn't stopped other shows from coming out. Gumball is batshit insane and pretty funny at times. Its just that Nick is riding the Spongebob train much how Cartoon Network treats Teen Titans Go like the second coming of Christ.
I'd say UA-cam more so.
very nostalgic i’m 29 and i grew up on nickelodeon i would turn on the tv and watch all those shows mentioned while building lego’s
To me, the primary factors were that the primary 90s audience of this network aged out of its content. Also, the point about the rise of the internet and streaming services also played a part.
Watched Avatar the Last Airbender in 2005
"This show is awesome"
Watched Avatar the Last Airbender in 2020
"Yep still awesome"
@Adam Edward ua-cam.com/video/nkX9vpsCi3I/v-deo.html
Legend of korra?
Syed shahroz Ali Jafri real Avatar fans don't talk about that
Anthony Freeman it ain’t that bad
Syed shahroz Ali Jafri i don’t like it, but i don’t hate it. but it could’ve been written better.
I've often had the theory that iCarly was the first show to tap into the type of "UA-cam humour" that is prevalent today. Once they discovered this they doubled down on it hence the decline in witty writing.
That's probably what happened.
the least funny parts of iCarly were always the ones during the actual webshow
@@rashotcake6945 The webshow was positively cringy.
Eh icarly started off well but decline by the start of the early 2010s my best guess is due the fact of that mid to late 2000s era of web shows that had lol so random humor was in decline and the episodes of icarly produced during this time were moving onto love drama
@@klonoafan2012 The last good live action show they had was Victorious. Their cartoons have been more miss than hit.
I gotta say I just grew out of it. The first half of the 90s was awesome. The original Nicktoons were a huge part of my childhood. Then I got to watch Nick At Nite and share laughs with my parents. Snick was something I looked forward to each week. Then in my teens, my tastes changed and I moved on.
Ren & Stimpy, Rugrats, and Doug were their first three shows 😍. Those are all classics 💕
I'm gonna miss the "Hi I'm Paul" and the "Oooooo" and the "Frederator!"
All this time I thought the monkey was saying "Hi, I'm Carl!
Paul was part of DNA productions which became defunct in 2006.
Those orange VHS tapes are just so nostalgic...
Ren & Stimpy had Green VHS Tapes
Nickelodeon was golden in the 90s even now the older shows are still great, nickelodeon just turned garbage
I'm a 2000s kid and I grew up watching Rugrats, The Fairly Oddparents, Avatar, SpongeBob SquarePants, Zoey 101, iCarly, Victorious just to name a few. I think the downfall of Nick happened in 2010 cause some of the shows were ended and the newer ones I didn't like and also Nick spend too much on SpongeBob and canceling other shows too soon but also I think we all just grown up and stopped watching Nick.
What happened to Nickelodeon? “I don’t know” *gets covered in slime*
Classic
Lol😂😂😂
I remember liking Hey Arnold quite a lot when I was kid, so when TeenNick starting rerunning it, I'm like ok let's see how it holds up. Happy to report, the show is still great.
I came to this SAME realization recently as I’ve been watching Hey Arnold on my TV. I got the Complete Series on DVD. You just can’t beat watching stuff on a television screen as compared to a phone screen! The same for Aaah Real Monsters!I just get lost in the animation.
Omg yes it’s held up so well over time. I watched all the season a few months ago on Hulu a few months ago. Loved the show when I was young and now I’m 24 and still do.
Yeah Helga is the best character.
Moments like that you can appreciate cable/satellite
Hey Aronld was one of my favorites
I'm tired of seeing comments everywhere on UA-cam that everything started to go downhill once the commenter hit their teens. I'm glad this was addressed in this video.
Dan “hold her tighter, she’s a fighter” Schneider.
😳
How Company Man *and* Schneider's Wikipedia page fail to mention his alleged abuses stuns me.
"hi i'm paul" will be the quote i will remember for the rest of my life
Hola soy Pablo
that quote gives me nightmares
and Oooooo that followed...
I always thought it was "Carl".
"Sowhatdoyouwantmetosaynow"
dan "needs a reminder that they are minor" schneider
Lol
Dan “Hold her tighter, she’s a fighter” Schneider
Dan "try my cider" Schneider
Ohhh god 😂😂😂
Dan "paying us for laughing every dialogue in his bakery" schneider
I don’t blame you. I’ve lost touch with Nikeloden too. Damn, I miss the classics cause they focused more on quality. I will always love these classic Nick shows:
Drake & Josh
Jimmy Neutron
Fairly Ood Parents
Spongebob (back when it was good)
iCarly
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Rugrats
Honorable mention: Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness
Thank you for mentioning it going downhill in 2004 it means alot (also Boomerang discontinued around the same time). Nickelodeon all of a sudden just completely changed to me, nearly cutting out all their 90s shows and replaced them with a bunch of new shows. At the same time I was moving to a whole new house/city new school etc. during the second half of 2004 and I remember just having a really tough time adjusting to everything it was scary felt like the whole world changed. Drake & Josh and Ned's Declassified were prolly the last good shows (Danny Phantom looked good, Avatar never watched but seems to be huge to the newer crowd).
Thank you for acknowledging the over-reliance on SpongeBob.
@marianne mccrank Yup...
It's like how Adult Swim was cheap to produce & ran re-runs then re aired the entire schedule 5x per week from 2001 to 2020. 📺
@@DavidLLambertmobile Adult Swim is cancer
yeah I honestly dont get why they rerun spongebob so much considering it ended back in 04 with the tv movie
I was born in 1997, so I watched Nickelodeon from 2000-2012. I enjoyed my generation. I’d say when it went downhill after 2011. After they changed the splat logo. Last good shows I liked was Victorious, Big Time, and iCarly and of course Avatar.
I was born in 97 as well I watched from 2002-08 and occasionally would watch the live-actions like Victorious as a middle schooler/young teen. I could tell it was different but it still had a twinge of nostalgia. Like the 90s scent still lingered a wee bit but now it appears it's all gone. Especially when you watch the newer live-actions and Nick Toons. I think the one show it has that it may be able to build upon and run as flagship is The Loud House
@@gianlucapappagallo1111 Whats wrong with a Fortnite picture? 🤔
I watched Nickelodeon from 1997 when I was a kid through 2016 during my adulthood years.
2006 but I agree with those great shows also I don’t know half the shows he said
this is so true
How dare you not mention, The Secret World of Alex Mack?" I was in middle school and lived for Snick. I absolutely loved all the shows on Snick during the mid 90's. Snick was an event for a kid back then. Great memories.
I loved Alex Mack. I was born in 89 so this was definitely my childhood. And Nick at Nite. I Dream of Jennie, Bewitched, Mary Tyler Moore show. The memories man
@June Bug of course. Great commercial.
"Snick is Rugrats, All That, Ken & Kel, Snick is new shows new shows something something". That was my favorite commercial! 😂 I can't remember the whole thing anymore but Snick was the SHIT!
i think the mid 2000s had some of their best shows, Chalk Zone, My life as a teenage robot, Avatar
Dan "getting gnarly with iCarly" Schneider
The more ribbons she has in her hair at the pool party, the better your chances.
Dan "Hold her tighter , she is a fighter" Schneider
@@NovaHokuten I don't get that one
Dan "get in the van" Schneider 👣
Dan "Wipe that tear, it's for your career" Schneider.
Dan "if you show me your toes, you'll be in my shows " Schneider
Dan “let me hug you tighter” Schneider
Dan "hold her tighter, she's a fighter" Schneider
Dan “I’ve had tighter” Schneider
Nick Arcade was one of my absolute favorite shows on Nickelodeon when I was a young kid. GUTS, Salute Your Shorts, Doug, Ren and Stimpy, and Rocko's Modern Life are super closely tied for 2nd.
When You Watched Nickelodeon in The 90’s/2000’s Did You Ever Watch Looney Tunes, Jim
Henson’s Muppet Babies, BeetleJuice, Gumby, Tiny Toon Adventures, Weinerville, The Wubbulous
World of Dr. Seuss, Oh Yeah Cartoons, You’re on Nickelodeon Charlie Brown, Garfield and Friends,
Pinky and the Brain, Animaniacs, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Eureeka’s Castle, Allegra’s Window,
Blue’s Clues, Cousin Skeeter, Inspector Gadget, Kipper, and The Busy World of Richard Scarry?
Zamboomafo was pretty good and that caliogrphy cat show was also entertaining.
Also, the Nick at Nite schedule is 50% friends.
Shame. Went from Full House, Cosby Show, Fresh Prince and George Lopez (even Facts of Life, Mad About You and The Nanny) to just that?
I would agree, Nick at Nite used to have a good variety of classic shows (I Love Lucy, The Munsters, Dick Van Dyke, Taxi, Welcome Back Kotter, Green Acres), now, as mentioned above, is an all evening marathon of Friends (not to knock that show, but again, little variety). TV Land, which was started in the mid/late 90's as an all-day version of Nick at Nite, used to also be good, however, again focuses on 3 hours straight of on particular sitcom (Bonanza, Golden Girls, Everybody Loves Raymond, King of Queens, as well as "original sitcoms" that have nothing to do with the classic shows I like to watch. It used to be that I could live on TV Land/Nick at Nite only, however Antenna TV and MeTV have taken their place for the most part
Barf. Friends is the worst.
@@AutoRockinRacing94 dont fore=get malcom in the middle
I agree that by the mid-2000s, the decline started when a lot of the shows that built Nickelodeon were long gone believe the downfall of the network really picked up with the controversy and firing of Dan Schneider.
@@djsquishy7403 2017 felt like the Nickelodeon I knew after that they started purposefully canceling shows even though they are doing great and giving them millions of views, their one saving grace The Loud House which is still good but people are slowly leaving it because of the predictability and just to put the nail in the coffin they are just milking nostalgia to the point where it almost I want to leave and watch Cartoon Network.
and yes Cartoon Network does mainly rely on Teen Titans Go, but they have way more variety of new and old shows.
Therss lot of mixed opinions on nicks goldrn era and decline some say it got bad once spongebob started, some say anything after 2004 cause a lot of remaining 90s shows ended that year, some say it was good till 2008 when avatar ended, or whem the logo changed or Icarly was the last good one its all valet reasons all together but I would say thr ultimate answer is when did you outgrow cartoons cause you tend to see things different as you grow older
When you realize adventure time was passed over for fanboy and chum chum!
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I remember when Avatar: The Last Airbender first aired, and how they would release "specials" for it during key moments of the show, like the season finales, the drill, and Sozin's Comet.
It's basically the Game of Thrones for Nickelodeon, without the terrible ending...but the terrible live-action movie.
They are apparently making a Netflix exclusive Live action show now that is basically a remake of the old series. But unlike the movie it has the actual creators of the original series working with it.
@@brandonlyon730 And Nickelodeon and Netflix have made a deal too.
Hopefully it turns out well.
The live action movie was basically Live Action Ember Island Players
Shyamalan misses more than he hits.
When avatar (2009) with the blue dudes got released, i thought it was the last airbender world or something lol. I kept on waiting for Aang to pop out.
Nick shows have increasingly relied on bad-mouthing adults and gross body/shock humor. Yes those elements existed in the past but were used much more sparingly in often witty context. Now it's like "let's throw bright colors and fart jokes at the wall and see what sticks"
Not to mention fellowkids-ing in their promos and programs to dangerous levels
I would like to point out all of "All That", "Doubledare", "Rocko's Modern Life", "Ren and Stimpy", "Kablaam", and I could probably keep this up for a while. It has not changed as much as people have changed. This has been half of their shtick for most of their existence.
@@crimson182 It's not use of body humor in general, but that it has seeped in every show. You could avoid those shows as I did if you don't care for it, but these days its in EVERY show.
@Serpentine Fire Not sure why you're resorting to name calling? I'm just sharing my experience with present-day Nick. The humor quality isn't the same. INB4 someone claims "nostalgia", I didn't watch the channel very often, so I'm not particularly sentimental. As an adult comparing old show reruns and newer material, there's a stark difference. Spongebob is a good example. It doesn't mean you can't enjoy it.
For me it just went from:
- iCarly
- Drake & Josh
- Avatar the Last Airbender
- Victorious
- Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
- The Fairly Oddparents
- Grachi
- Big Time Rush
To:
- The Fairly Oddparents (feat. Chloe and Sparky, seriously BAD characters)
- Breadwinners
- Sanjay and Craig
- Game Shakers
- Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn
- I can’t remember anything else from modern nick
Now, It's Pony is currently aired on Nick. I say that it's a decent show but I hope that never ended up getting cancelled shortly (and the sad note, Nick is notorious for cancelling shows that aren't popular enough as Spongebob and Loud House, so we'll see about it).
Thank you for shouting out to LS Mark and Saberspark for their great vids on those topics!
Dan "If her age is on the clock then i'm ready to rock" Schneider
Got 'em
So 1-12?
I hope he uses military time 😰
I- alright that’s terrifying
Er ma gerd 😂
I’m an 80s baby. I remember You can’t do that on television.
Side note hello....Salute your Shorts, Adventures of Pete & Pete, Hey Dude! Those were everything!
Same here, I was born in 1982, and Nickelodeon was awesome in the mid to late 80s. Then Salute Your Shorts came, I watched that show everytime it came on.
Caaaamp Anawanna, we hold you in our hearts
@@Yahriel And when we think about you..
@@HomeStudioBasics It makes me wanna FART!
@@Yahriel YES! YES! Lol
I am so glad I have discovered this channel! Love the content.
I've heard that the network definitely died after 2006. Around 2007, they've started spamming SpongeBob too much and The Fairly OddParents began to decline after Season 8. However, they did had some memorable ones around the time, like El Tirge, Mighty B!, Back at the Barnyard, Penguins and T.U.F.F. Puppy (and not gonna lie but... I actually enjoyed Fanboy and Chum Chum).
Was the "Dirty Dan" episode of Spongebob an inside reference to Dan Schneider?
William Simmons
"Are you ready, kids?"
"Aye aye, Captain!"
Let that sink in for a quick moment.
OverLord 666
One of the lead directors for a lot of Nickelodeon shows throughout the 2000's was a pedophile, his name was Dan, and during the beginning of e we episode of Soongebob Squarepants, which aired on Nickelodeon, starts out with "Are you ready, Kids?"
"Aye aye, Captain!". In one of the episodes, Spongebob and Patrick get stuck in Sandy's house while it's snowing, so they kill time with a snowball fight since it was snowing in Sandy's House that day. Spongebob and Patrick start to fight with each other as to who gets to play as Dirty Dan, which can be viewed as an Easter egg to Dan's pedophilia. Does it make more sense, now? I was saying that "Are you ready kids?"
"Aye aye, Captain!" can also be a reference to Dan's pedophilia if you have a dirty mind.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Which one of you is dirty dan!
I wonder who pinhead larry is
Dan "Hold Her Tighter, She's a Fighter" Schneider
loool
Yikes 😂
Wouldn't those jokes be better suited to John K since his attraction to underage girls has actually been proven?
I mean, Dan's attraction to younger folk and their feet is pretty much proven everywhere but a court of law...
@@SirBlackReeds John K at least kept it out of his creations
Your videos always makes me interested
I never knew where the word came from that's so awesome! Love these videos!
This is an episode I didn’t expect to see. This is an episode I’m glad was finally made.
After all these years (mind you, I'm 29), I was today years old when I found out how the name Nickleodeon was brought to life.
Nickel= 5 cents admission fee
Odeon= Greek word for theater
*MINDBLOWN*
Same here! You learn something new everyday!
@Quirky Rainbow Rose Queen I agree! I can only imagine what's on Nickelodeon now.
haha there were a lot of nickelodeons [movie theaters] in the us during the early 1900s. nickelodeon [the channel] didn't create the name
I agree. I also now fully understand what jack was referring to in the movie Titanic after he kisses Rose's hand
Now stfu
I think we all just grew up. So whether your childhood was in the 90s or 2000s or whatever, that era will always seem the best. If there is a decline for Nickelodeon then it's the same decline most networks are experiencing right now because of the cord cutting.
Around 2004, multiple TV shows were canceled to make room for a few live action shows. likely was a change in management, parents also complained about the earlier shows
I’m 36 - grew up on the first 3 Nick Toons. My kids are teenagers now still watching Nick. I try watching too, but I realized they didn’t change - I grew up (and so did you)
Are they watching the good Nick?
@@InfectedChris watch Nicksplat on TeeNick they air all the old 90s classics
Bryan Garcia Thanks!
What possibly led to downfall:
Trying to be hip by appealing to a younger generation
Lackluster cartoons
Not a lot of variety in tv schedule
Moving shows to Nicktoons
Lackluster live action shows
NIckelodeon also hates racism and thinks all races matter but when do you see black people in their shows compared to the whites? There's more white in there than a load of white clothes in the dryer.
@@beefandmustardgaming666 lmao wut. Now they are shearing trans people on their IG. Go woke go broke.
@@360VideoDesign I've never seen a gay person in their shows either
@@beefandmustardgaming666 good. Sexual preference is not the business of kids.
i agree 100% with the nicktoons thing
Kenan and Kel, The Brothers Garcia, All That, Amanda Show, Drake and Josh, Jimmy Neutron, Danny Phantom, Spongebob Squarepants, Catdog, Hey Arnold, Fairly Odd Parents, Dora The Explorer, Blues Clues, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, The Wild Thornberrys, Rugrats, iCarly, Victorious, Big Time Rush, HIDDEN TEMPLE SHOW and the list goes on for this amazing channel. Thabk you for making my childhood AWESOME.
My many memorable shows on Nickelodeon during its classic Balloon logo and Splat era: You Can't Do That on Television, Mr. Wizard's World, Double Dare, Super Sloppy Double Dare, Kids' Court, Don't Just Sit There!, Total Panic, Hey Dude, Think Fast, Make the Grade, Eureeka's Castle, Wild & Crazy Kids, Family Double Dare, Welcome Freshmen, Fifteen, Get the Picture, Clarissa Explains It All, Doug, Rugrats, The Ren & Stimpy Show, Nick Arcade, the still-running Nick News, Roundhouse, Beyond Belief!!, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Guts, Salute Your Shorts, Are You Afraid of the Dark, What Would you Do?, Rocko's Modern Life, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, KaBlam!, Hey Arnold!, the remake of The Tomorrow People, U to U, Nickelodeon Wild Side Show, The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo, My Brother and Me, Weinerville, Ship to Shore, All That, Kenan & Kel, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, Space Cases, The Angry Beavers, Figure It Out, The Journey of Allen Strange, You're On!, Oh Yeah! Cartoons, Cousin Skeeter, The Wild Thornberrys, Catdog, Animorphs, The Brothers Flub, the still-running Spongebob Squarepants, Rocket Power, 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd, The Amanda Show, Caitlin's Day, The Brothers Garcia, Pelswick, As Told by Ginger, Noah Knows Best, Taina, Invader Zim, The Fairly Oddparents, The Nick Cannon Show, Butt-Ugly Martians, Chalk Zone, Speed Racer X, Super Duper Sumos, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, My Life as a Teenage Robot, Romeo!, Drake & Josh, Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, reruns of Lassie, the B&W live-action Dennis the Menace, Mister Ed, The Patty Duke Show, Flipper, Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Star Trek: The Animated Series, Inspector Gadget, Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp, Heathcliff, Looney Tunes on Nickelodeon, Yogi Bear (as Nickelodeon's Most Wanted: Yogi Bear), Mork & Mindy, Bullwinkle (here called Bullwinkle's Moose-A-Rama), The Adventures of Superman, F Troop, Underdog, Muppet Babies, Muppet Matinee, The Muppet Show, The Alvin Show (as The Alvin Show on Nickelodeon), Alvin and the Chipmunks, Beetlejuice, The Adventures of Tintin, Land of the Lost, Tiny Toon Adventures, Garfield and Friends, The Wonder Years, Charlie Brown (as You're on Nickelodeon, Charlie Brown!), The Brady Bunch, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Hangin' With Mr. Cooper, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Men in Black: The Series, Cartoon Kablooey, foreign cartoons such as The World of David the Gnome, Dr. Snuggles, Noozles, Maya the Bee, and The Littl' Bits, as well as Nick at Nite shows like The Donna Reed Show, The Partridge Family, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, I Love Lucy, The Munsters, Taxi, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Happy Days, Green Acres, All in the Family, The Jeffersons, Gilligan's Island, Diff'rent Strokes, The Facts of Life, The Cosby Show, etc. I have memories watching these shows.
"They have an over-reliance on Spongebob, but they've created a lot of great new shows since 1999."
1999 was farther away than you think. Most of the shows that were listed in defense were from before 2006. Since 2006 Nickelodeon's strategy relies almost solely on Spongebob and Fairly Oddparents, and only lets Nick Jr. get new shows that last for more than half a season. Otherwise it all gets kicked to Nicktoons Network or killed outright. iCarly was the one breakout success, and they've given that weirdo hack Dan Schneider and his production company all the chances and money that should've gone to other shows.
Even if you hate Dan Schneider, he had a live-action RENAISSANCE on nick.
Amanda show
Drake and josh
Zoey 101
Icarly
And victorious
were huge successes for Nick. Keep in mind, they also had to compete w the teen idols on Disney channel so live action was necessary.
Jasmine Williams Henry Danger aswell
TdgsJay Henry Sanger is straight ass
The SpongeBob airings noticeably amped up in 07’, and the channel’s schedule variety started to dip. Though, in 08’ and 09’, they really took it to a new level of obnoxiousness.
Nick at Nite, I’m grateful since it introduced my childhood to some excellent sitcoms.
Snick was awesome.
I was a Nickelodeon fan! You hit it on the nose! They discontinued all the good stuff & left us with nothing! Money has some to do with it but content as well
thanks Company Man. i found your channel early last week and on Friday i found out i have Covid-19. your videos have helped my these past few days throughout all the symptoms i’ve had.
Happy I could help.
It's more like "Rise, Fall, and Rise to mediocre stagnation"
Rise, fall, and sudden levitation.
I don’t even think Nickelodeon is mediocre it’s beyond worse.
@@PeterGriffin11 in the words of the immortal The Dude
"Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man"
Nick became the NickToons juggernaut in the 90's and continued upward with shows like the Schneider-verse (All That, Kenan and Kel, Drake and Josh, ect), Spongebob, CatDog, Fairly OddParents, and Danny Phantom. Then after those shows went off air, it declined in popularity but hasn't dropped to SpikeTV or G4 levels of viewership, stagnating in limbo. It's a zombie network, not quite living but not quite dead either, feeding like a leech or lamprey off of Spongebob and the rights to their shows from the glory days.
It's not just Nickelodeon. Look at MTV's current schedule, and MTV Classic is the least watched channel that people might have heard of. Cable's heyday has come and gone. This reminds me of shopping malls through the mid to late 90s. You might have been able to instinctively know something was changing at the time, but it was all happening while you were focused on other things. It may not be as much as they are asleep at the wheel as much as investing into new material is too expensive and risky in this uncertain transition era.
I believe the fast downfall of cable is tied more to the recession, but practical and stable quality streaming definitely accelerated what was an already fragile expense. Society's views and jokes about cable companies from the era were not good. Slow technological progression, fast paced price increases and excruciating customer disservice allowed people to just give up when money became tight. 4K televisions have been the norm and not the exception for a long while, and yet no cable company has a line up of popular 4K channels yet.
I can barely watch anything on cable today. CNBC and Bloomberg are good enough, but I absolutely love Fox Business. Cable started out being commercial free, and I believe many streaming services will add a budget friendly ad-supported plan as a way to compete with all the others.
The times are changing, and the kids of today will have their own pop cultural remembrance on a platform from the future in a couple of decades. I can predict with somewhat reasonable accuracy generalisations for what will happen over the next couple of years to television, but I have no idea what kids are into now or what will happen over the course of the next presidential administration to television. I don't believe television will ever be as lucrative as it was in the mid-80s to late-90s, and it is going to hit and hurt creative writers and studious the most. The concept of programming for a 24 hour timeline is dead.
These are truly awesome documentaries bro please keep it up!
I was born in 91' as well and i loved both Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. Even though i started with Nick and discovered Cartoon Network a bit later, I always liked Cartoon Network more. But im not going to lie, when you started naming all the NickToons it reminded me of how beast their line up was back then. I have fond memories of literally every one of them.
Edit: the live action stuff too.
They tried that whole cool and hip thing like they were someone’s embarrassing parent, I can’t really explain it but if you’re reading this look up Nickelodeon cringe 🤦🏾♂️
I understand. They have shows like “the group chat” and “young Dylan”. It’s just so cringey. Of course they are made by like 60 year olds.
I'm just surprised at how many of you old folks have forgotten the concept of generational change...
*generational decline
Disney is their competition
Steve Meehan Young Dylan is e h
I’ve actually gone back to watch some of the older cartoons on Nick and CN, and from what I’ve seen the quality has definitely faltered more than me just getting older. There’s still some new shows that are well animated, well written, and try to have a heart at times, but probably the biggest issue I have is their programming which for Nick is 70% Spongebob and for CN is 70% Teen Titans Go. The great ideas they show for at most a season and let them die in the background where there’s less viewership (essentially giving them the Chalk Zone/Teenage Robot treatment) and just rerunning a single show for most of their lineup. I don’t have much of a problem paying for cable again, but it’s stuff like this as to why I don’t see a reason why I would pay for something I can pick up for free with a hand-me-down antenna that gets more variety.
Just like the music industry, there’s still good stuff being made today by talented people that audiences are asking for, the problem is that it’s being buried under all the regurgitated crap that makes it harder to find. Some have said in recent years that that kind of management is done by design to keep costs low by supplying the bare minimum, but it ruins the product as a whole regardless and hurts the franchise. Whether or not that’s the case for Nick, I do know that reruns of Spongebob for most of the programming schedule is an easy way to induce fatigue of the brand.
It amazes me that Spongebob has done that since it hasn't been good since the movie when the creator retired. The first half of Season 4 was alright, I think they were still using some of the old writing points they had sidelined, but it was noticeable when it changed. I like to point specifically at "The Best Day Ever" episode as the truest start of the downfall. First three seasons are the only truly amazing Spongebob that created the shows initial popularity. Yet somehow, regurgitating mediocrity for 500 seasons or so since instead of letting the show end when it should have has proved profitable enough it seems. It's a damn shame since that seems to be one of the top reasons for Nick's creative decline, but at least we can always go back and rewatch the golden age of these networks.
Now CN Is 50/50 Gumball and TTG it seems
I agree. People saying we don't like Spongebob and other cartoons because we're "getting old" is a lie. It's the quality. Those people don't want to admit that these shows have definitely declined in terms of quality and have been for years, if not over a decade.
@@TammyTheQueenBee it might of been because in the past when teens hated the 90s or 2000s nicktoons it was because they were getting old so those kids from then carried on with it and assumed such.
@@90sNath At least Gumball is actually good, but it definitely does get old since it's been canceled.
I'm 50 and I still think of You Can't Do That On Television to this day when I hear nickelodeon.Funny I can't think of anything that was on other than that show though.
I would absolutely love to see an updated version of this video, given what is going on in the media with this channel lately…
Fun Fact: Nickelodeon was originally called "Pinwheel" in the late 70's. I still remember the ID bumper like it was yesterday. Good times!
All I remember was the theme song that went " Pinewheel pinwheel spinning around" etc etc, I dont remember much more than that. I was born in 83, so it may have been alittle before my time.
I’ve grown up with “The Modern Nickelodeon”, and I have to say, a lot of the shows are really mediocre. Most of the sitcoms are subpar, and the cartoons usually get booted to NickToons because they aren’t as successful as Spongebob was. I like the 90’s shows way more. They are just plain more quality. The animations, story, and jokes are way better then the new shows.
@marianne mccrank I agree except the loud house is bad too imo.
90s and 2000s nicktoons and even live action ones are way better then the 2010s ones...... but they still had a tiny bit of pretty bad shows, but not as much as the 2010s (my decade unforetuantly) I'm sorry but Ren And Stimpy is a piece of crap. That and Pig Goat Banana Cricket (you probably dont know that one) are close to the same level but PGBC is slightly worse let's be real here.
@@nathanurie4686 Ok I agree except ren and stimpy is good imo lol
@@ks5865 yeah. I can see why some people like it though, its just not for me just isnt what I'm into.
VC Vailcomics Because the world got soft and politically correct, that’s why.
The shows that I remember being my first introduction to Nickelodeon were all CTV imports like the elephant show, Today's Special, David the Gnome and The Mysterious cities of gold.
Paramount: Nickelodeon
Disney:Disney Channel
Warner Bros:Cartoon Network
"They have produced shows after Spongebob!"
*List shows close to 20 years old.*
Idk, Sponge Bob was past my experience, but early 90s Salute Your Shorts I loved. Same with Wild And Crazy Kids. If you haven't heard of those shows I pray there's a video explaining those for people who just weren't alive or old enough to remember. I think I saw another video about Nickelodeon where they broke down how contstant changes in the channel and their commitment for certsn shows or formats kept going by the wayside. But ya, as a kid I loved the network, never really cared for rugrats, I get hate from people I even grew up with, but Hey, when that show came about I wasn't a baby, so why should I care about a show about baby's? It wasn't a bad show. It just didn't fill my interest as a child at that tine
I was thinking the same thing.
I think that shows like iCarly, Victorous all had witty humor, things I still laugh at today. Zoey 101, Drake and Josh were more real life relatable shows. Nowadays, its all acting and talking like theyre on nickjr, farts and boogers, kids with smart remarks.
All those shows were made by the same guy and hes not w nick anymore
The acting sucks. The writers add a dad joke in every sentence and it’s just so bad. That’s why they using influencers now to get some views.
Nickelodeon has always just been about farts and boogers.
honestly i wish theyd continue to still show older shows like you mentioned as much as theyre showing spongebob all the time
Victorious evey episode u laugh so hard
nick at nite happened to be a great idea. as a kid i watched many of those shows: dick van dyke, bewitched, i dream of jeannie, get smart, mork and mindy just to name a few. later on in life i realized why i loved them even tho they were such old shows: they were all wholesome for the most part so they also appealed to young kids. the premises were also silly/goofy. good stuff!
Same here. We would watch Nick at Nite as a family. All them old shows takes me back.
It took me a couple of seconds of staring at the day at the very end to really click in my head that I am older than the person behind this channel not by much but still a wild to me not sure why. I guess I'm probably shocked that someone in my general age group on the lower side has the knowledge and the interests to look into this type of content and produce videos for multiple years so good on you
Hey, Company Man.
I have an idea for another video:
"The Decline of Saturday Morning Cartoons. What Happened?"
There's a good video about that on UA-cam just need to find it
@@96st206 I'm aware. I already knew what happened. I just wanted to hear his take on it.
@Harry Engel I know. I like Saberspark. He also made videos about Nickelodeon, Disney Channel, and Cartoon Network.
Willie Turner And they should be
"Cartoon Network - The Rise and Fall...and Rise Again"
Ohh second this! Used to look forward to watching Disney’s One Saturday Morning and 4kids tv
I've Been watching a lot of your videos and figured out we had to be really close in age so it's cool to hear we were born the same year
The truth is we didn’t outgrow Nickelodeon. Back in the 90’s and early 2000’s their cartoons were made for all ages. Now they’ve got a new team that doesn’t have the same heart.
>Uploading a video about Nickelodeon on the day of the ViacomCBS merger.
I’m on to you, Company Man...
The merger was bound to happen. They use to be merged before but split and now are back together again. Plus everyone wants to release the next disney+
THE WHAT!?
@@hiddenflare6169 Paramount Parks, Like Kings Dominion, Carowinds, etc
Spongetanious 2345 I... Didn’t hear about a merge before this I mean.
Hidden Flare yeah, they remerged, so there’s that
There are like 2-3 seasons of spongebob that have aged like fine wine.