Omg yes. It was sacred ground. You would see that slime fountain thing in literally every Nick promo in the 90s. I remember going to Universal and seeing it and it was awesome as a kid. I saw them filming a Nick show called Hi Honey I'm Home.
Anyone have any footage from June 29 1990 from Nickelodeon and Nick jr the day pinwheel had it final airing on Nick jr and June 30 1990 the mysterious cities of Gold had its final airing on Nickelodeon
OH MY GOODNESS! I don't know who you are, or whether you made this account specifically to upload this video, but from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU! I have literally waited more than a decade to finally see this in its entirety. Once again, thank you. I sincerely appreciate what you've done.
I was already planning to upload stuff from my tape collection, but when I realized this might be the only copy I wanted to get it up as quickly as possible.
I am sure Nickelodeon and MTV networks has a copy of this somewhere. They half to have some where. The question is where and what happened to all of these recordings when the studios closed
1986-2004 was the golden era of Nickelodeon and Nick Studios was like Disney World for fans. I remember going there in 2000 and being in the audience for the game lab and getting to see the Double Dare 2000 set during the tour. Sad both the studio is gone and Nickelodeon being a sad shell of what it once was.
A was told by a former employee of universal studios it was a change in management that caused the amount of people interested in coming to nickelodeon studios Orlando to decline to the point that they eventually closed it down.
Yes, it is sad. Very sad, actually. Sad that those days are GONE - FOREVER.. They're NEVER coming back - EVER AGAIN.. Yes, you heard me - NEVER, EVER AGAIN. I know that it's a harsh reality to face up to, so let it sink in for a minute... Nickelodeon Studios, much like Nickelodeon itself, in all of it's 1990's glory - all that it stood for and all that it represented, will forever be a doomed relic of the past; a hollowed out shell of bought, sold, and re-purposed amusement park real-estate - a slowly but surely fading blip of every American Millennial's childhood dreams and, with it, all hope for a better future and brighter tomorrow. It's sad, It's painful, It's agonizing, but it's the truth. The last recognizable remnants of the gutted Nickelodeon Studios are the white, blue, and slime green colored tiles of the bathroom floors, and just like the tile on those bathroom floors, our feel-good memories of Danny Tamberelli, Lori Beth Denberg, Amanda Bynes, Keenan Thompson, and Kel Mitchell goofing around on the sets of "All That" are destined for the same exact fate - to slowly decay and be eaten away from the long-ago dried out pee-pee stains that the custodian missed by the corner urinal in 1999 after an episode of "Figure it Out" (hosted by Summer Sanders). The only difference is that our pee-pee stains are something far more corrosive - our pee-pee stains are the lies that we were sold from the very beginning. We never did "Figure it Out" that all that we were presented as we daydreamed in a carefree stupor in front of a flickering CRT TV screen during the pinnacle of the 20th century was all an illusion that would one day be pulled from right beneath our feet. Yes - we were played for the juvenile naive fools that we were who didn't know any better. We were a whole generation that got SLIMED!... AND WE DIDN"T EVEN WIN ANY PRIZES! The game ended, the host walked away, and the credits rolled, but, unlike what we were expecting, there was no suave announcer named 'J' to tell us at the very end that "This show was taped in front of a live studio audience at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios, Florida!". Our visions for a grown-up life that would one day validate all of the happy feelings we were hypnotized into having by our cartoonish overlords have long since splattered like the human-figured orange blob that slipped on a banana peel in that one "Nicktoons" bumper from the late-early/early-mid 90s. When the Nickelodeon time vault gets opened in 2042, if humanity even makes it that long, it won't be filled with the memorabilia that that dude from Back to The Future would have you believe is in it- a skateboard, a newspaper, a barbie doll, comic books, an MC Hammer CD, a container of GAK.. No - it will just be a note that reads "It's over - you didn't win, and your loss is more than you could ever know.. You lost by thinking that the game ever even began, when in fact you never even left from the start. The joke was on you the whole time, the laughs have been had, and all there is left for you to do now is weep... Oh, and by the way, we haven't done it yet, but early in the year 2000, we're going to release a movie called "Snow Day" and list Zena Grey as the actress that plays the character Natalie, but it's actually Michelle Trachtenburg, whom we're going to kidnap in 1994 and bring her five years into the future through a time machine to 1999 so that her nine year old self can be cast as a 3rd grader.. We just want to see if you notice or not..." Anyway, I hope this makes you feel better. Have a nice day!
Thank you a million for uploading this. I remember almost 10 years ago now spending hours researching, watching videos, scouring forums, making UA-cam videos, even trying to get my hands on some old vhs tapes searching for this and hoping someone would find it and upload it. But eventually just figured and accepted I wouldn’t be able to see it. Truly a piece of history. This means a lot to me, one off the old bucket list. Thank you.
I’m a 80s baby, 90s kid. Started watching Nick in Fall Of 90. Went to Nick Studios in 95. I didnt see this when it aired Thank you so much for this upload.
I love the little jab at PBS and all those other kids channels with the “Go to your local library for enlistment!” as literally every PBS show even today basically is an advert for libraries nationwide. (I don’t even live in the USA.)
It was man. Just seeing it on TV everyday made you feel the magic as a kid. Lucky for my little sister and I we were able to go there as kids when my dad took us to Universal and Disney as kids.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 I remember when Nickelodeon Studios opened. They Hosted The First Slimetime Live that Thursday Afternoon. Fun Fact: On June 23,1991, Nickelodeon hosted the 2nd Annual Slimetime live. During that one, The Test Pilot of Rugrats its 1990 Pilot "Barbeque Story" officially debuted. Meaning, Rugrats was the actual VERY first Nicktoon to be both Broadcast and Picked up. Not Doug.
Thank you for posting this. Not only does this satisfy me as a historian, but also as someone in their 30s who got to live through this period of Nickelodeon!
Wow, thank you for uploading this epic piece of early 90s television history! I remember visiting Nickelodeon Studios at Universal back in 1992. I had a hard time walking that dsy due to a knee injury at a recent soccer game, but seeing that place in person was the highlight of my visit that day. Seeing the sound stages for the shows was cool too. I remember when we saw the set for Clarissa Explains It All and the host introduced it, one of the kids sitting below me and my family whispered, "Aww I hate that show." Lol amazing time for Nickelodeon and to be a kid.
If Nick ever rebroadcasted this in any way shape or form, I am 99.99999999% sure they would edit this out considering what we know now about Bill Cosby.
Wow man he had NO reason in hell to act the way he hid there. Tells you that something was wrong with him from the start. This kind of behaviour was an indicator of things to come
@@michaelbullen3104 He was always kind of a grumpy dude around young people, with a tendency to talk down to them. I don't know if that's an indication of his bigger problems he would later become known for, but it does beg the question on how he became such a noted kids/family performer in the first place.
@@BlackoutCreature Man whatever he’s doing it’s totally unacceptable lol it’s such unprofessional idiotic behaviour oh his end no matter what way you slice it
On one of the first episodes of I Hear Voices podcast @Christy Carlson Romano and Will Friedel were reminiscing about how he was a huge part of this celebration
Wow, people have only managed to find the first hour of this and never the last two hours WOW! I am one of those 90s Nickelodeon fans and this video just blew me away! Agreed NEVER have this taken down! Thanks for upload this old tape!
As a person who has been scouring the net for this full show for YEARS.. I can say that there were always two "lost" sections of it... one of the first hour (yours?) and one of the last hour... but the middle and FULL version was considered lost for............ well, a very long time. I've been looking for it for at least six or seven years.... and finally it's here....damn. Amazing.
Soo wild that all of this took place when I was less than two weeks old, and now I’m close to turning 35 and Nick Studios is unfortunately long gone. Nickelodeon was my favorite TV channel up until my teens (the early to mid-2000s), and I really miss the way it was back in the day
Being a kid at the time was so magical. I remember seeing an episode of Hi Honey I'm Home being filmed before my eyes. Nickelodeon was so special back then.
HAVE MERCY, can I PLEASE go back in time and be 12 instead of 2 to watch this on my TV console?! PLEASE?! I absolutely adore every single aspect of this special! Not to mention listen to that VHS crackle with the look of a decades-old recording:):) Just IMAGINE if Nickelodeon all the way from the beginning exactly as it aired complete with commercials was a streaming service! Just pick the date and time you want to watch and get what aired! Now THAT with all of the channels of my choice would be WELL worth the money!!
You have a million dollar idea that can be used on ANY channel!!, pick a date, pick a network, and watch what was airing on that date!! I’d be willing to create it with you if we had the means to!
@@UneclipsedGamer YEAH, high FIVE! I WISH it was just like making an app, if I didn't need a bunch of companies giving permission! You'd think they would've thought of it themselves!
Thanks so much for uploading this!! Though I was only 2 when this happened, Nickelodeon was the staple of my 90’s childhood growing up. Also though I was never able to visit before it’s dreadful death in 2005 this video is a preservation of the awesomeness it was!! 😭😭😭😭🥺
I was only 2 months old when Nickelodeon Studios opened. But I grew up watching Nickelodeon and seeing how amazing Nick Studios was back then. Wish I could've visited that place.
Amazing haha I wasn't even 5 months old when this happened and Nick was of course a huge part of my child. I went in 1997 with my family and Figure It Out was just about to start airing. It would've been cooler if I knew what the show was because I ended up loving that show. Thanks for uploading this!
Wow, 😳! I haven't seen this since I was 4 about to be 5. Nickelodeon. Marble Madness ad. Future star of Boy Meets World Will Friedle co-hosting the show? I think I also saw the guy that played Flash on Step By Step years later. 😀 Time flies by. 😢
When universal announced that the blue man group will close let’s cross our fingers and hope that the main building won’t go away or Nickelodeon studios comes back,even though I never went to it lol.
The Cast of Don't Just Sit There, Hey Dude, Greg Lee from Total Panic, Ross The Stage Manager, and Barth from You Can't Do That On Television. This is How I remember Nick! Not to mention the infamous milk-like substance from Double Dare. :)
Thanks from Germany! I grew up with Nickelodeon also, but too young to have seen this (if it even aired here, I think Nickelodeon came only a few years later to Germany). So it is hugely interesting and enjoyable to see this previously lost media!
I'm surprised that I never heard of the Nick Express Amtrak train, because I am a huge Amtrak fan, and a fan of 1990s nostalgia!! Now I want to know everything about it!!!!
It was basically an Amfleet Coach with the interior completely redecorated. Imagine if such a car still existed today, I would get one in HO Scale for my Silver Meteor!!!
@anthonyangelici2963 wait... it was just one Amfleet coach? Not an entire Silver Meteor consist? If so, that's a little underwhelming, but I guess it makes more financial sense for Nickelodeon.
About that preview for the new show Welcome Freshmen during the opening dedication of Nick Studios along w/Universal Orlando, were those clips (51:46-52:42, 52:48-53:40 and 53:47-54:24) were they from the original pilot or before the first episode when that show debuted a year later?
Today is the one year anniversary of this video and it's amazing that it is still standing! Somebody show this to Nickelodeon's big cheese Brian Robbins and let him know what it was like when the first world headquarters for kids was like on opening day!
This is the post-Pinwheel/pre-Nicktoons era of Nickelodeon that's almost at its end. This was from June 1990, by that time the shows were YCDTOTV, Double Dare, Hey Dude, Think Fast and Make the Grade; little did anybody know that the BEST was yet to come. Wild and Crazy Kids, Clarissa, What Would You Do, Fifteen, Welcome Freshmen, Doug, Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, Guts, Are You Afraid of the Dark, Salute Your Shorts, Roundhouse, SNICK, Pete and Pete, Weinverille, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Rocko's Modern Life, Alex Mack, Real Monsters, The Big Help, Nick in the Afternoon, All That, Kenan and Kel, Shelby Woo, Space Cases, KaBlam, Hey Arnold, Angry Beavers, Figure it Out, Allen Strange, CatDog, Wild Thornberrys, Cousin Skeeter, SpongeBob, Rocket Power, The Amanda Show, Eddie McDowd, Gas, Slime Time, Caitlin's Way, As Told By Ginger, Pelswick, Fairly OddParents, Invader Zim, Taina, ChalkZone, Jimmy Neutron, U-Pick Live, Teenage Robot, All Grown Up, Drake and Josh, Danny Phantom, Zoey 101, Avatar and so on and so on!
Wow, Kelly Brown (playing her own character BRAD, from Hey Dude) is extremely nervous here, especially in her last intros/outros/bumpers. Christine "Melody" seems more at ease, but you can hear the extreme nervousness in Kelly's voice as the show goes on and in a few of their clips in the middle, when they sit in the beach chairs, you can see her hand (the one holding the mic) visibly shaking badly a few times they're on. Guess the poor girl just wasn't used to doing live TV.
Can i post a separate video of all the commercial breaks from this? I will give you credit. Thanks for posting this as well! I never thought the whole thing would get posted. You are up there with the person who found Cartoon Network's launch from 1992.
2:35 Gotta love that bizarre Bill Cosby interview with those 2 young girls. Hard not to tell now that you know about him how wacked out that guy was and is.
This is the holy grail of 90s Nickelodeon.
Finally, in its entirety for the first time since it aired, June 7th, 1990.
Omg yes. It was sacred ground. You would see that slime fountain thing in literally every Nick promo in the 90s. I remember going to Universal and seeing it and it was awesome as a kid. I saw them filming a Nick show called Hi Honey I'm Home.
June 7th 1990 man how I miss the good old 90's and the good nickelodeon station
Anyone have any footage from June 29 1990 from Nickelodeon and Nick jr the day pinwheel had it final airing on Nick jr and June 30 1990 the mysterious cities of Gold had its final airing on Nickelodeon
@@schemer1991 Pinwheel aired for the Final time on June 10,1989.
I used to watch Nickelodeon Studios Orlando Shows on YTV here in Canada and watching GUTS was the highlight of my 15-year-old life.
OH MY GOODNESS! I don't know who you are, or whether you made this account specifically to upload this video, but from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU! I have literally waited more than a decade to finally see this in its entirety. Once again, thank you. I sincerely appreciate what you've done.
I was already planning to upload stuff from my tape collection, but when I realized this might be the only copy I wanted to get it up as quickly as possible.
@@thisoldtape Well, on behalf of '90s kids/enthusiasts everywhere, thank you for doing us such a great service.
I agree! You have a lot of rare stuff that deserves to be watched, This Old Tape.
@@thisoldtape do you have video of global guts or Nickelodeon guts that can be posted on UA-cam?
I am sure Nickelodeon and MTV networks has a copy of this somewhere. They half to have some where. The question is where and what happened to all of these recordings when the studios closed
1986-2004 was the golden era of Nickelodeon and Nick Studios was like Disney World for fans. I remember going there in 2000 and being in the audience for the game lab and getting to see the Double Dare 2000 set during the tour. Sad both the studio is gone and Nickelodeon being a sad shell of what it once was.
A was told by a former employee of universal studios it was a change in management that caused the amount of people interested in coming to nickelodeon studios Orlando to decline to the point that they eventually closed it down.
Yes, it is sad. Very sad, actually. Sad that those days are GONE - FOREVER.. They're NEVER coming back - EVER AGAIN.. Yes, you heard me - NEVER, EVER AGAIN. I know that it's a harsh reality to face up to, so let it sink in for a minute... Nickelodeon Studios, much like Nickelodeon itself, in all of it's 1990's glory - all that it stood for and all that it represented, will forever be a doomed relic of the past; a hollowed out shell of bought, sold, and re-purposed amusement park real-estate - a slowly but surely fading blip of every American Millennial's childhood dreams and, with it, all hope for a better future and brighter tomorrow. It's sad, It's painful, It's agonizing, but it's the truth.
The last recognizable remnants of the gutted Nickelodeon Studios are the white, blue, and slime green colored tiles of the bathroom floors, and just like the tile on those bathroom floors, our feel-good memories of Danny Tamberelli, Lori Beth Denberg, Amanda Bynes, Keenan Thompson, and Kel Mitchell goofing around on the sets of "All That" are destined for the same exact fate - to slowly decay and be eaten away from the long-ago dried out pee-pee stains that the custodian missed by the corner urinal in 1999 after an episode of "Figure it Out" (hosted by Summer Sanders). The only difference is that our pee-pee stains are something far more corrosive - our pee-pee stains are the lies that we were sold from the very beginning. We never did "Figure it Out" that all that we were presented as we daydreamed in a carefree stupor in front of a flickering CRT TV screen during the pinnacle of the 20th century was all an illusion that would one day be pulled from right beneath our feet. Yes - we were played for the juvenile naive fools that we were who didn't know any better. We were a whole generation that got SLIMED!... AND WE DIDN"T EVEN WIN ANY PRIZES! The game ended, the host walked away, and the credits rolled, but, unlike what we were expecting, there was no suave announcer named 'J' to tell us at the very end that "This show was taped in front of a live studio audience at Nickelodeon Studios at Universal Studios, Florida!".
Our visions for a grown-up life that would one day validate all of the happy feelings we were hypnotized into having by our cartoonish overlords have long since splattered like the human-figured orange blob that slipped on a banana peel in that one "Nicktoons" bumper from the late-early/early-mid 90s. When the Nickelodeon time vault gets opened in 2042, if humanity even makes it that long, it won't be filled with the memorabilia that that dude from Back to The Future would have you believe is in it- a skateboard, a newspaper, a barbie doll, comic books, an MC Hammer CD, a container of GAK.. No - it will just be a note that reads "It's over - you didn't win, and your loss is more than you could ever know.. You lost by thinking that the game ever even began, when in fact you never even left from the start. The joke was on you the whole time, the laughs have been had, and all there is left for you to do now is weep... Oh, and by the way, we haven't done it yet, but early in the year 2000, we're going to release a movie called "Snow Day" and list Zena Grey as the actress that plays the character Natalie, but it's actually Michelle Trachtenburg, whom we're going to kidnap in 1994 and bring her five years into the future through a time machine to 1999 so that her nine year old self can be cast as a 3rd grader.. We just want to see if you notice or not..."
Anyway, I hope this makes you feel better. Have a nice day!
That seems generous. I'd say 1988-1998.
Some of the rooms they’re in like the dressing room at 1:13:21 was in Adam the Woo’s tour of the abandoned studio
Thank you a million for uploading this. I remember almost 10 years ago now spending hours researching, watching videos, scouring forums, making UA-cam videos, even trying to get my hands on some old vhs tapes searching for this and hoping someone would find it and upload it. But eventually just figured and accepted I wouldn’t be able to see it. Truly a piece of history. This means a lot to me, one off the old bucket list. Thank you.
the lost pete and pete short in there is pretty cool too. I wish someone would find the rest but nobody seems to really care.
I’m a 80s baby, 90s kid. Started watching Nick in Fall Of 90. Went to Nick Studios in 95. I didnt see this when it aired Thank you so much for this upload.
I love the little jab at PBS and all those other kids channels with the “Go to your local library for enlistment!” as literally every PBS show even today basically is an advert for libraries nationwide. (I don’t even live in the USA.)
Just gonna archive this in case Viacom gets any funny ideas. Thank you for finding this!
Its amazing after almost 31 years the picture and sound is really good
There's no AI involved here. It's captured directly from the tape.
I wish I was around when Nickelodeon studios Florida was open.
The place looked awesome!
It was man. Just seeing it on TV everyday made you feel the magic as a kid. Lucky for my little sister and I we were able to go there as kids when my dad took us to Universal and Disney as kids.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 I remember when Nickelodeon Studios opened. They Hosted The First Slimetime Live that Thursday Afternoon. Fun Fact: On June 23,1991, Nickelodeon hosted the 2nd Annual Slimetime live. During that one, The Test Pilot of Rugrats its 1990 Pilot "Barbeque Story" officially debuted.
Meaning, Rugrats was the actual VERY first Nicktoon to be both Broadcast and Picked up. Not Doug.
This is VERY cool! Thanks for the share, I'll be happy to have this in my library of Nickelodeon recordings.
How about you upload the first 20 Kids Choice Awards with commercials. They can either be on here on on DailyMotion or on Archieve.org.
Marc Summers, Barth and Ross, Melody and Brad, omfg. This was so amazing.
wow all three hours and 60fps this is great!
Steven Spielberg wearing a Nickelodeon Hardhat and getting Slimed? Awesome!😂🤣❤️📺🎶
He didn't wanna get his hair slimed.
Move over, A.W.F.U.L.! Nickelodeon rules the day! 💚🧡
Thank you for posting this. Not only does this satisfy me as a historian, but also as someone in their 30s who got to live through this period of Nickelodeon!
Wow, thank you for uploading this epic piece of early 90s television history! I remember visiting Nickelodeon Studios at Universal back in 1992. I had a hard time walking that dsy due to a knee injury at a recent soccer game, but seeing that place in person was the highlight of my visit that day. Seeing the sound stages for the shows was cool too. I remember when we saw the set for Clarissa Explains It All and the host introduced it, one of the kids sitting below me and my family whispered, "Aww I hate that show." Lol amazing time for Nickelodeon and to be a kid.
2:36:40 Ladies, hide your drinks.
If Nick ever rebroadcasted this in any way shape or form, I am 99.99999999% sure they would edit this out considering what we know now about Bill Cosby.
He is SO fucking out of it here. He’s afraid to talk to them because I’m pretty sure he’s attracted to them. What a fucking sicko that guy is holy cow
Wow man he had NO reason in hell to act the way he hid there. Tells you that something was wrong with him from the start. This kind of behaviour was an indicator of things to come
@@michaelbullen3104 He was always kind of a grumpy dude around young people, with a tendency to talk down to them. I don't know if that's an indication of his bigger problems he would later become known for, but it does beg the question on how he became such a noted kids/family performer in the first place.
@@BlackoutCreature Man whatever he’s doing it’s totally unacceptable lol it’s such unprofessional idiotic behaviour oh his end no matter what way you slice it
On one of the first episodes of I Hear Voices podcast @Christy Carlson Romano and Will Friedel were reminiscing about how he was a huge part of this celebration
This is surprisingly good quality
Wow, people have only managed to find the first hour of this and never the last two hours WOW! I am one of those 90s Nickelodeon fans and this video just blew me away! Agreed NEVER have this taken down! Thanks for upload this old tape!
As a person who has been scouring the net for this full show for YEARS.. I can say that there were always two "lost" sections of it... one of the first hour (yours?) and one of the last hour... but the middle and FULL version was considered lost for............ well, a very long time. I've been looking for it for at least six or seven years....
and finally it's here....damn. Amazing.
Soo wild that all of this took place when I was less than two weeks old, and now I’m close to turning 35 and Nick Studios is unfortunately long gone. Nickelodeon was my favorite TV channel up until my teens (the early to mid-2000s), and I really miss the way it was back in the day
Thank you for making this video. My father is in it and we could never find the video of him in it. We will charish this video. That was an awesom
Before Blue’s Clues and TUFF Puppy, Lassie was The 1st Official Dog of Nickelodeon!❤️📺🎶
Don't forget about Porkchop, Spike, Ren, Spunky, CatDog and Goddard.
Not to mention Disney's real competition
Being a kid at the time was so magical. I remember seeing an episode of Hi Honey I'm Home being filmed before my eyes. Nickelodeon was so special back then.
at 2:15 i could see where the window is for the tour on one of the side for the studio.
HAVE MERCY, can I PLEASE go back in time and be 12 instead of 2 to watch this on my TV console?! PLEASE?! I absolutely adore every single aspect of this special! Not to mention listen to that VHS crackle with the look of a decades-old recording:):) Just IMAGINE if Nickelodeon all the way from the beginning exactly as it aired complete with commercials was a streaming service! Just pick the date and time you want to watch and get what aired! Now THAT with all of the channels of my choice would be WELL worth the money!!
You have a million dollar idea that can be used on ANY channel!!, pick a date, pick a network, and watch what was airing on that date!! I’d be willing to create it with you if we had the means to!
@@UneclipsedGamer YEAH, high FIVE! I WISH it was just like making an app, if I didn't need a bunch of companies giving permission! You'd think they would've thought of it themselves!
Andy Bamberger at 1:55:00. I didn't remember him doing that. Hysterical.
Congratulations! You finally found the complete special! Thank you for uploading this!
Thanks so much for uploading this!! Though I was only 2 when this happened, Nickelodeon was the staple of my 90’s childhood growing up. Also though I was never able to visit before it’s dreadful death in 2005 this video is a preservation of the awesomeness it was!! 😭😭😭😭🥺
What a time capsule.... absolute perfection!! ☺️💯
I was only 2 months old when Nickelodeon Studios opened. But I grew up watching Nickelodeon and seeing how amazing Nick Studios was back then. Wish I could've visited that place.
Amazing haha I wasn't even 5 months old when this happened and Nick was of course a huge part of my child. I went in 1997 with my family and Figure It Out was just about to start airing. It would've been cooler if I knew what the show was because I ended up loving that show. Thanks for uploading this!
The battle for Nick Studios was on in 1990! Move over, boring TV, Nickelodeon is here to stay!
Fun fact! Will is the actor that plays Eric Matthews on Boy Meets World and Ron Stoppable from Kim Possible among many others roles!
Wow, 😳! I haven't seen this since I was 4 about to be 5.
Nickelodeon.
Marble Madness ad.
Future star of Boy Meets World Will Friedle co-hosting the show?
I think I also saw the guy that played Flash on Step By Step years later.
😀
Time flies by. 😢
LEGENDARY
OH MY GOD YOU FOUND THE WHOLE 3 hour thank you so much 😊
Dude I have been looking all over for this thank you so much for posting this you rock
Thanks for uploading this!!! I still remember watching this live!
48:46 Steven Spielberg goes green!
he even said the secret phrase utter by the people from 'You Cant Do That on Television''
48:52 Shaboozie
This is unreal :’)
You are the man! I've been looking for the full show forever!
3:57 Linda Blair? So random lol.
This is just incredible. Been after this for years! I can’t thank you enough!
Praise the Lord!
The complete 3-hour special of Nick's Studi opening can be shown. to the world!
And all in 60fps! Praise the Nostalgic Lord!
@@CartoonNetworkTwo exactly. The fact it is uploaded in it's original frame rate is even cooler
Oh wow this is amazing.
When universal announced that the blue man group will close let’s cross our fingers and hope that the main building won’t go away or Nickelodeon studios comes back,even though I never went to it lol.
The Cast of Don't Just Sit There, Hey Dude, Greg Lee from Total Panic, Ross The Stage Manager, and Barth from You Can't Do That On Television. This is How I remember Nick! Not to mention the infamous milk-like substance from Double Dare. :)
And the Commercials are an awesome touch.
@@cooldude5able agreed!
greg lee was later on "where in the world is carmen sandiego?"
Thanks from Germany! I grew up with Nickelodeon also, but too young to have seen this (if it even aired here, I think Nickelodeon came only a few years later to Germany). So it is hugely interesting and enjoyable to see this previously lost media!
Thank you!!!!
I'm surprised that I never heard of the Nick Express Amtrak train, because I am a huge Amtrak fan, and a fan of 1990s nostalgia!! Now I want to know everything about it!!!!
It was basically an Amfleet Coach with the interior completely redecorated. Imagine if such a car still existed today, I would get one in HO Scale for my Silver Meteor!!!
@anthonyangelici2963 wait... it was just one Amfleet coach? Not an entire Silver Meteor consist? If so, that's a little underwhelming, but I guess it makes more financial sense for Nickelodeon.
@1:44:20, Oh My Gosh! I gotta have one of Those Nickelodeon Blimp T-Shirts!😍❤️📺🎶
Lol Disney pops on Nickelodeon. Awesome that the commercials are included as well. That Melanie chick from Hey Dude is now married to Ben Stiller btw.
i wonder if the geyser bit at the end is due to them not having the actual geyser working until after the show.
WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!! WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!
I got to take tour in the 90s but we didnt have a video camera but i do have a few pictures from the tour
ive been lookin to see if there was a celebration after i saw the time capsule video so this cool
About that preview for the new show Welcome Freshmen during the opening dedication of Nick Studios along w/Universal Orlando, were those clips (51:46-52:42, 52:48-53:40 and 53:47-54:24) were they from the original pilot or before the first episode when that show debuted a year later?
The Pilot was taped in May 1990, according to a timeline I've read on retrojunk. Maybe that was it.
I'm so happy I FINALLY got to see the moment where Steven Spielberg gets slimed! Thank you!!
Oh, then you should check this out: ua-cam.com/video/COBlxBm80sI/v-deo.html
@@thisoldtape WHOA!! I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THIS WAS ALREADY POSTED!!! Thanks anyways! 😄
Thank you!!!!! 🥺
2:26:50 they predicted SpongeBob
Thank you so much don’t delete it tho!
Woahhhhh THANK YOUUUUU!!!! ❤🎉
"MINORS RIDE FREE ON THE NICK EXPRESS." Holy fuck...how ominous does it feel NOW? Also, Lolita Express...Nickelodeon style!
Best 3hrs I spent today.
it's pretty crazy how they advertised Gremlins 2. Those little monsters used to scare the crap out of me
Today is the one year anniversary of this video and it's amazing that it is still standing! Somebody show this to Nickelodeon's big cheese Brian Robbins and let him know what it was like when the first world headquarters for kids was like on opening day!
Now it's two years!
Wow god knows how long a lot of ppl have been waiting for this 😂
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS!!!
This is the post-Pinwheel/pre-Nicktoons era of Nickelodeon that's almost at its end. This was from June 1990, by that time the shows were YCDTOTV, Double Dare, Hey Dude, Think Fast and Make the Grade; little did anybody know that the BEST was yet to come. Wild and Crazy Kids, Clarissa, What Would You Do, Fifteen, Welcome Freshmen, Doug, Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, Guts, Are You Afraid of the Dark, Salute Your Shorts, Roundhouse, SNICK, Pete and Pete, Weinverille, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Rocko's Modern Life, Alex Mack, Real Monsters, The Big Help, Nick in the Afternoon, All That, Kenan and Kel, Shelby Woo, Space Cases, KaBlam, Hey Arnold, Angry Beavers, Figure it Out, Allen Strange, CatDog, Wild Thornberrys, Cousin Skeeter, SpongeBob, Rocket Power, The Amanda Show, Eddie McDowd, Gas, Slime Time, Caitlin's Way, As Told By Ginger, Pelswick, Fairly OddParents, Invader Zim, Taina, ChalkZone, Jimmy Neutron, U-Pick Live, Teenage Robot, All Grown Up, Drake and Josh, Danny Phantom, Zoey 101, Avatar and so on and so on!
We also had Will Friedle in this special. That's right, THE Will Friedle! Eric Matthews Terry Batman Ron Stoppable Lion-O Lex Luthor Will Friedle!
22:41 Anyone have more footage of this train?
1:35:32 where the fun starts
Sad to think that all or most attractions they featured shut down after opening day
Only ones left are ET The Adventure, Animal Actors On Location and The Universal Horror Make Up Show
Perfect Gentlemen were smooth, they were sweating like hell in them hot suits though lol
happy 33rd anniversary to universal studios florida
Whooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!Nostalgia isn’t the word
Im suprised you had the patience to record 3 hours of the whole thing. ;-;
46:39 what is the movie featured here while their doing the sound effects
I wish they would do this to their animation studio
cant believe this is from before the nicktoons! wild
Wow, Kelly Brown (playing her own character BRAD, from Hey Dude) is extremely nervous here, especially in her last intros/outros/bumpers. Christine "Melody" seems more at ease, but you can hear the extreme nervousness in Kelly's voice as the show goes on and in a few of their clips in the middle, when they sit in the beach chairs, you can see her hand (the one holding the mic) visibly shaking badly a few times they're on. Guess the poor girl just wasn't used to doing live TV.
8:26 how to make it in the entertainment business....YA GOTTA SAY NO TO DIDDY! YA GOT TO!
The villains were a neat twist, why isn't anyone talking about them?
Can i post a separate video of all the commercial breaks from this? I will give you credit. Thanks for posting this as well! I never thought the whole thing would get posted. You are up there with the person who found Cartoon Network's launch from 1992.
Sure.
80s and 90s forever
Do you have the tape can i buy it from you?
BTW those kids clearly aren't singing live haha
4:30
This is amazing! In 60fps! How did you encode it?
I use the ClonerAlliance Box Pro
Happy 33rd anniversary!!!
Was the interview today Bill Cosby not weird💀💀 like why was he acting like that
2:28 oh my goddess the classic Nickelodeon sign
2:34. THE WAIT IS OVER
2:36:58 I know what you want to see from this…
2:35 Gotta love that bizarre Bill Cosby interview with those 2 young girls. Hard not to tell now that you know about him how wacked out that guy was and is.
38:50 he's to young to watch American werewolf in London
seems the "dun dun dun" sfx used in many videos was used way back then in the 80s
also, Joey Ahlbum did a great job Nickifying the Amtrak Train
2:48:19 one more thing. I spotted a soundtrack from guy fieri's diners driverins and dines.
Did Cosby roofie himself before that interview?
Happy 32 anniversary
Crazy Ironic that the adults eventually succeeded in ending the fun