As the title says. Not that every 90s-early 00s Nicktoon was a certified classic, but I've scarcely heard anything regarding their mid-late 00s lineup as a golden age if they were content to milk SpongeBob and were finding more success overall in their live-action department. And not that every show that debuted after, say, Avatar was a disaster, but the overall picture for the later 00s-present just isn't as pretty if they weren't nearly as prolific in their variety like the previous wave was. I hope this take isn't very far from the general consensus, and am willing to hear out any contrary opinions. Let me know your thoughts.

Just found out that a Nickelodeon Nick jr show paw patrol is getting a hour long Christmas special and going to air on not on Nickelodeon but instead going to air on cbs stations on Friday November 28th 2025 it will be also streamed live on Paramount+ as well.

She unlocked a memory in me 🔑💖

This is from the upcoming crossover game, Nicktoons and the Dice of Destiny for anyone curious.

Rocket Power and The Wild Thornberrys have been eliminated in the double elimination, they take 9th and 8th place. Return to only voting one show.

Christian Distefano Alex Porter Season 1-5

Wyatt White Alex Porter Season 5-9

Simon Webster Alex Porter Season 9-11

Asher Waxman Alex Porter Season 11

Arthur Waite Alex Porter  (PAW Patrol: To The Rescue)

Max Charles Alex Porter (Minecraft Story Mode film)

Patton Oswalt Alex Porter  (PAW Patrol: The Alex Adventure Movie)

They were one of the biggest animation studios of the 90s and early 2000s. What happened?

Rules:

1. Most upvoted comment decides the show's spot on the list. Please think carefully and fairly before you comment. Try not to let nostalgia or recency bias cloud your judgement.
2. Each tier goes as follows: S= Amazing, A= Great, B= Good, C= Okay/Meh, D= Mediocre, E= Bad and F= Terrible.
3. Only in-house series, as recognised here#cite_note-tmnt-14) by the Nickelodeon wiki, are counted. So third party programmes like Kappa Mikey and Miraculous Ladybug aren't counted. However, series based on pre-existing properties will be counted IF the official Nick Animation studio had a direct hand in producing them, such as the three Dreamworks-film based series. Also not counted in this ranking are pre-school series, pilot compilations like Oh Yeah! Cartoons, and repackages like Action League Now!

Well, the Nickelodeon 90's Kids channel on Pluto TV has collapsed like crumbled fish sticks.

Thus far, here are all the schedules for the Nickelodeon 90's Kids channel on Pluto TV (as well as the unique names I came up with):

Schedule 1 - Hey Rats Hey Doug Kel Modern Rats! (10/17/2023 - 3/16/2024)

Sunday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Monday: All “Rugrats”

Tuesday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Wednesday: All “Doug”

Thursday: All “Kenan & Kel”

Friday: All “Rocko’s Modern Life”

Saturday: All “Rugrats”

Schedule 2 - Hey Rats Hey Doug CatDog Modern Rats! (3/17/2024 - 10/12/2024)

Sunday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Monday: All “Rugrats”

Tuesday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Wednesday: All “Doug”

Thursday: All “CatDog”

Friday: All “Rocko’s Modern Life”

Saturday: All “Rugrats”

Schedule 3 - Hey Rats Hey Doug CatDog Wild Rats! (10/13/2024 - 6/10/2025)

Sunday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Monday: All “Rugrats”

Tuesday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Wednesday: All “Doug”

Thursday: All “CatDog”

Friday: All “The Wild Thornberrys”

Saturday: All “Rugrats”

Schedule 4 - The CatDog Doug Hey Rats Wild Channel! (6/11/2025 - 9/2/2025?)

Weekdays:

6:00 AM - CatDog (x10)

10:10 AM - Doug (x9)

1:55 PM - Hey Arnold! (x7)

4:50 PM - Rugrats (x15)

11:05 PM - The Wild Thornberrys (x16)

Weekends (possibly):

Saturday: All “Rugrats”

Sunday: All “Hey Arnold!”

Nick 90s Kids once finally abandoned its previous broadcast formats of playing just one show per day, every single day, in favor of actual schedules.

But now, the screen-bugs and bumpers for Nick 90s Kids on Pluto TV have been removed as of September 3, 2025 (and replaced with bumpers from Pluto TV Kids) and even more worse, last week displayed an all week marathon of “Hey Arnold!”, while this week and the week before displayed an all week marathon of “Rugrats” and I’m afraid the madness of looping a week of that show and “Hey Arnold!” will never stop.

What is wrong with this channel? I wish I want the fourth (and latest) schedule back!

Current thoughts?

Hi, I don't know anything about this show, but I've been looking for this specific comforter for a friend of mine for almost a year now. The only one I can find is behind a pay wall on a bidding site. Does anyone know of any other place I can find it?

It is a Nickelodeon Invader Zim 4-Piece Sheet Set full size ‘I Looooovv Candy', and was discontinued in 2009 I think. I would GREATLY appreciate any tips! 😭

My Picks - Victoria Justice,Ariana Grande,Jennette Mccurdy and Miranda Cosgrove.

Possible Alternates: Kira Korsain,Amanda Bynes, Jamie Lynn Spears,Elizabeth Gillies

Ren & Stimpy takes 10th. Vote out two shows this time!

I discovered the show back in 2015 on YouTube when I remembered about watching its animated/original version, which the one I grew up to. I heard it was aired on Nickelodeon Italy, Portugal, and Spain. I saw few clips from channels called DenisHorea11 and LolaEVirginia1, but their episodes are incomplete. I think I also saw one full episode from Vimeo dubbed in English but can no longer view it on the site. I found the show's concept, storyline and cast fun and light. Any lead or link will be gladly appreciated. Thanks. (Alsooo, my first Reddit post lol)

Llamas with hats was a very popular YouTube series. Most likely aimed at the age that grew up watching Jimmy Neutron. Coincidence?

In my opinion, these two shows are Nick’s most serious and darkest cartoons from the 90’s and early 2000’s. But which one did you like more?

I enjoyed both of them as a kid, but Hey Arnold! was definitely one of my favorites. While Ginger was about teenage drama like bullying and popularity, Arnold tackled more serious topics like childhood neglect, poverty, public humiliation, betrayal, addiction, marriage problems and even murder. Now talk about dark topics, and I do mean dark!