90's Are All That
 

Hey Arnold, I'm still gutted they ended that on a cliffhanger and released the t.v special as a theatrical movie instead of the PLANNED movie set in the jungle which would have resolved everything.

The fan campaign for the second movie is quite insane really. I've also seen concept art for it.

I loved Doug and Hey Arnold, but I think I have to say rocket power, Me being a snowboarder now really bring me back to remember that show:D Now I got to grow my hair out and make them into dreads:lol:

Well this one is right up my alley. My mix would consist of:
Fifteen
Nick Arcade
The Tomorrow People
Welcome, Freshmen
Hey Dude
Kenan & Kel
Doug
Clarissa Explains It All
Legends of the Hidden Temple
Salute Your Shorts
The Adventures of Pete & Pete

Double Dare: the greatest show ever made.



I will hold that belief until I am dead and buried.

I don't follow this block as I hardly ever watch TV, but I will say that Rocko's Modern Life is one of my favorite programs of all time.
Thankfully it's on Netflix, and it's finally get DVD releases too. Legends Of The Hidden Temple ruuuules, though. I should watch for that.

Well it was definitely my first Nickelodeon experience, albeit through Fox in 1998 up until 1989. (That's how I also saw Finders Keepers.) I didn't have cable at the time, so Fox was the only way I could see it.

I got digital cable in 2003 and thus had access to Nick GAS, and I was happy to be able to see my favorite Nick game shows again after so many years. Then the channel began to suck as they dropped certain game shows one by one. Double Dare 2000 was cool too, but it sucks that the original, the one that started it all, had to be dropped.

Doug,Are you afraid of the dark,wild n crazy kids, and any thing they showed on SNICK

I liked most things that were on Nick in the 90s. My absolute favorite was Salute Your Shorts...so good.

Doug, Ren and Stimpy, Hey Arnold, Rugrats, Kablaam, It's all that, and Are You afraid of the Dark were all awesome. Also like Animorphs and the Secret life of Alex Mac. I grow nostalgic as I type this. My fave though has to be Rocko's Modern Life.

I really liked early Ren and Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life, Angry Beavers, KaBlam! and I guess CatDog was okay.
From 00's Nick I liked early Spongebob, Avatar: The Last Airbender and Kappa Mikey.

I loved that Nick had the "Are You Afraid of the Dark" mini marathon Halloween weekend :) it brought back some great memories!!

Animaniacs without a doubt! It is the most zany to the max show to ever come into existence! A kids show that got so many adult jokes past the sensors! Whenever I am feeling down I pop a dvd of them in and laughs quickly follow!:tlol:
From the animation to the music to jokes, this show is amazing.:tgrin:

HELLOOOO NURSE!:twink:

I always liked What Would You Do? (Another Marc Summers show famous for it's Pie Pod), GUTS (That Aggro Crag), Get The Picture, Make The Grade (a nice junior version of Jeopardy with the fire drills very early in the '90s), Inspector Gadget, Looney Tunes and Rocky & Bullwinkle reruns, I lost interest in Nick around '99, though TMNT will likely reignite my interest on Nick. I just know to go online if I want the real old stuff or to buy DVDs. My parents didn't have Disney channel as it was a pay channel at the time unfortunately. I even was subscribed to Nickelodeon's magazine for a time, and liked the recurring events such as Slime Time (a matching game for prizes) and The Big Help (community service that happens around Earth Day). As for All That, I enjoyed it until around the fifth season when I tuned out of the channel. I even enjoyed You Can't Do That on Television in reruns in the early '90s.

Have to agree with Zany Orange Dude-- Animaniacs was one top notch show.

Cartoons like Animaniacs and Inspector Gadget may have aired on Nickelodeon in the past, but they're not originally Nickelodeon shows.

What does it say about me that my favorite part of GUTS was when they turned it over to the leader board and, "MO!"

Don't know, but I liked the regular Aggro-Crag better than its "Super" counterpart. Also, I was always ticked when a non-American kid won the show. Seems like they'd always put the best player in Purple and the worst in Red.

This is true but if I understand correctly, the question asked was what are some of your favorite shows from the 90s, not specifically from Nick. Unless I misread it, which is quite plausible.:twink:

The statement in Guitar Raph's first post to start this thread did read as follows:

For the past two months, TeenNick's been turning back the clock with old Nick shows from the 90's. What are your favorites from the 90's

I figured he might have been asking specifically for Nick shows from the 90s, especially since it's about TeenNick's "I Love the 90s" block.

Whoops, my bad. Sorry then.:toops: Curse my misunderstanding!
Well... Animaniacs was aired on Nick at some point so...my post is partially related even if it's original run was on a different channel...right?...Anyone?...:ohwell::trazz:

Once again I am sorry about the misundestanding. Throw stones at me if you wish.:tlol:

Add me in there too.:lol:

If it's Nick shows we're talking about, then I really liked Rugrats, Wild Thornberrys, Spongebob, and Hey Arnold.

Great. What do I win? :)

Not my style to do so. I'm not without sin myself.:)

:tsmile:

Answering what was originally asked, I always loved Rugrats, Hey Arnold (the grandpa was epic!), and, of course, Spongebob.

I remember thinking Hey Arnold was a weird show as a kid. I use to think all the characters looked so bizarre. My favorite episode remains the one about the retelling of the Trojan Horse tale. You talk about funny!

It would have been nice if I could get a date with Brad and Melody too, but I'd be too old for them right now. Hell I would have been too young for them back when the show was going.

You know, I've always wondered why they named a girl Bradley. Even though it's fiction, she's the only female Bradley I've ever known of.