A compilation of Nickelodeon commercials from June 12 2002. Features some rare Nickelodeon promos. Includes Hamster's Pick of the Week, during the week All That was chosen.
‘’The Rugrats Movie’’ teaser trailer was attached to the theatrical re-release of Disney’s 28th animated classic movie ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ and ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ was re-released in theatres in late 1997, and also appeared on the theatrical releases of great new children’s classic films, ‘’Anastasia’’, ‘’Flubber’’, Home Alone 3, ‘’Mouse Hunt’’ and ‘’Mr. Magoo’’, because these were released in theatres in late 1997.
I feel the same way about Cartoon Network and Disney Channel as I grew up with all three channels; although I didn't start watching Disney Channel until the early 2000s because I watched Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network most of the time back then. I do, however, remember watching Disney's One Saturday Morning back in the '90s.
The movie “Spirit” released on May 24th, 2002, my last day of third grade. The fact that it was still playin in theaters three weeks later is a big difference between then and now in itself.
@6:05 Helped Wanted/Reef Blower/Tea at the Tree dome was the SpongeBob episode aired @ 5:00pm on June 12th, 2002. I was watching this airing when i was 8 years old back in '02. 21 years ago, damn time flies!
‘’The Wild Thornberrys Movie’’ is not produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and never released in theatres in 1992, but 10 years later, ‘’The Wild Thornberrys Movie’’ is produced by Nickelodeon Movies and released by Paramount Pictures and it came out in theatres in Christmas 2002. ‘’Aladdin’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in November 1992.
Damn June 12 2002.(Sighs)😑 Around 20 years ago today was the last year that they were giving the NBA on NBC. After the series finale NBA on NBC my childhood ended up being destroyed due to the fact that the NBA was moving to ABC. And I also remember on that day I watched the 1st and 2nd quarter before falling asleep in the remainder of the quarter which means I was unable to watch the trophy presentation 🏆 and the final comments and wrap up. The next thing that happened I woke up the next morning 🌄 and learned that the Lakers won for the 3rd straight year. Yep today is the 20th anniversary when it became the Kobe-Shaq dynasty.
‘’Rugrats in Paris: The Movie’’ is not produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and never released in theatres in 1989, but 11 years later, ‘’Rugrats in Paris: The Movie’’ is produced by Nickelodeon Studios and released by Paramount Pictures and it came out in theatres on November 17, 2000, same day as ‘’Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’’. ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in November 1989.
‘’Anastasia’’ is not directed by John Musker & Ron Clements and not produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, because it was directed by Don Bluth & Gary Goldman and produced by Fox Animation Studios and it came out in theatres in Fall 1997. ‘’Anastasia’’ is just look like ‘’Beauty and the Beast’’ or ‘’The Lion King’’.
‘’The Emperor’s New Groove’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in Christmas 2000, ‘’The Emperor’s New Groove’’ is just look like the 1997 traditional cel cartoon film ‘’Hercules’’.
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This is the Nickelodeon I remember, and miss!
Same, but it's been double-crossed ever since that fall.
‘’The Rugrats Movie’’ teaser trailer was attached to the theatrical re-release of Disney’s 28th animated classic movie ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ and ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ was re-released in theatres in late 1997, and also appeared on the theatrical releases of great new children’s classic films, ‘’Anastasia’’, ‘’Flubber’’, Home Alone 3, ‘’Mouse Hunt’’ and ‘’Mr. Magoo’’, because these were released in theatres in late 1997.
Yeah, me too.
I feel the same way about Cartoon Network and Disney Channel as I grew up with all three channels; although I didn't start watching Disney Channel until the early 2000s because I watched Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network most of the time back then. I do, however, remember watching Disney's One Saturday Morning back in the '90s.
The movie “Spirit” released on May 24th, 2002, my last day of third grade. The fact that it was still playin in theaters three weeks later is a big difference between then and now in itself.
@6:05 Helped Wanted/Reef Blower/Tea at the Tree dome was the SpongeBob episode aired @ 5:00pm on June 12th, 2002. I was watching this airing when i was 8 years old back in '02. 21 years ago, damn time flies!
My childhood
Man I miss these days man I wish they can come back 😭😭😭😭
‘’The Wild Thornberrys Movie’’ is not produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and never released in theatres in 1992, but 10 years later, ‘’The Wild Thornberrys Movie’’ is produced by Nickelodeon Movies and released by Paramount Pictures and it came out in theatres in Christmas 2002. ‘’Aladdin’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in November 1992.
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Damn June 12 2002.(Sighs)😑 Around 20 years ago today was the last year that they were giving the NBA on NBC. After the series finale NBA on NBC my childhood ended up being destroyed due to the fact that the NBA was moving to ABC. And I also remember on that day I watched the 1st and 2nd quarter before falling asleep in the remainder of the quarter which means I was unable to watch the trophy presentation 🏆 and the final comments and wrap up. The next thing that happened I woke up the next morning 🌄 and learned that the Lakers won for the 3rd straight year. Yep today is the 20th anniversary when it became the Kobe-Shaq dynasty.
Hard to believe that lilo and stitch became a tv series
‘’Rugrats in Paris: The Movie’’ is not produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and never released in theatres in 1989, but 11 years later, ‘’Rugrats in Paris: The Movie’’ is produced by Nickelodeon Studios and released by Paramount Pictures and it came out in theatres on November 17, 2000, same day as ‘’Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’’. ‘’The Little Mermaid’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in November 1989.
12:32-13:02 I Remember This Promo!
@@rachelmack5935 you talking to Neshaun?
14:30 I think that's the credits to “Bubble Buddy/ Big Pink Loser”
Nickelodeon did NOT aired ''The Powerpuff Girls'', it was on Cartoon Network.
@Sammy N I know right The Powerpuff Girls movie came out in the Summer of 2002
5:39-5:47
1st Slime Time Live Saturday was "Slime Time Snick Live"
2nd Slime Time Live Saturday was "Slime Time in Hypertime"
oh damn that’s the day I was born
‘’Hey Arnold!’’ was aired on Nickelodeon in America in Fall 1996, and became a theatrical release of a Feature film in 2002.
@Camilo Moreno well happy belated birthday to you
I was 10
Who stole the crystal ball?
8:34 SPLAT
8:35 💥
12:32-13:02 I Remember This Promo!
12:39 4 to 5 Year Old Me: 😱
13:37-13:45 😤
That’s what I’m was born in 2002
I was born in 92. So I was 10 in 2002. 2002 was a very fun year to be a kid
‘’Anastasia’’ is not directed by John Musker & Ron Clements and not produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, because it was directed by Don Bluth & Gary Goldman and produced by Fox Animation Studios and it came out in theatres in Fall 1997. ‘’Anastasia’’ is just look like ‘’Beauty and the Beast’’ or ‘’The Lion King’’.
@@user-to3bv4mr3u I was born in 92 as well and I agree. Definitely a fun year to be a kid. I miss the late 90s and early 2000s so much.
Little people commercial break June 24 2022
2:56 Spider-Man
2:41
‘’The Emperor’s New Groove’’ is produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures and it came out in theatres in Christmas 2000, ‘’The Emperor’s New Groove’’ is just look like the 1997 traditional cel cartoon film ‘’Hercules’’.
I wish I could find the 6:00-7:00 showtimes from somebody else who has a nickelodeon recorded tape from the same date as from yours.
But only if I can see the full episode of Rocket Power's Big Thursday.
The first live-action film to not be produced by Nickelodeon Studios was ‘’New York Minute’’ (2004).
15:34-16:04 #CartoonNetworkNostalgia