Old School Nick and others..

[fortunato]

There's a new kids' show out on Cartoon Network called The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack which is actually pretty great.
It's weird, often creepy, and very creative. It reminds of the type of program Golden Age Nick would have shown. So it's nice to see a show like that produced nowadays.

[bloody_ribcut]

ren and stimpy, hey dude, are you afraid of the dark...i remember growing up on "snick" roccos modern life, doug, rugrats....man, those were the good ol days.

[roseyred]

werent they? :( they need to get rid of the crap today like icarly true jackson and other shit and bring back the good shows. i bet nickolodeon would get even better ratings.

[Freak]

I dont have kids but if I did I don't know if I would let them watch alot of the Nick Jr. shows but the afternoon stuff would be alright.


I admit I do love Spongebob and The Fairly Oddparents.

[bloody_ribcut]

i carlys already a nickalodeon staple, so her career is pinned down. if you really want to see them so bad though, you could find everything your looking for on youtube. if not then at netflix of your local video retailor. nickalodeon has so much new shit theres no room to show the old stuff.

[novakru]

Originally Posted by roseyred

I loved all them shows to!

I know look at Yo Gabba Gabba for instance when i watch that show i feel like im tripping. than theres wow wow wubbzy which makes children look stupid. they need to bring back the classic shows for sure!

I watch YGG every day with my 2 year old. That show is a classic in the making. I have modeled my LIFE by the words of wisdom they have the honor to bestow on us.
And Jack Black guest starred....that man is like... sorta, kinda, like a god or something.

no dissin of the gabba dude:cool:

[roseyred]

Haha jack black is sort of like a god. The god of funny. Im sorry though yo gabba gabba is way to weird for me lol.

[Doc Faustus]

And they took their name from the Ramones.

[Despare]

I agree completely, it's the same with the movies though. Have any of these cookie cutter Disney or Nick stars had movies that even approach Shirley Temple's films? Nope...